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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1915
Page
9
An essay argues city training leaves many women jobless in winter and suggests agricultural schooling as a solution. It notes urban youths flock to farms, while rural schools should teach farming skills to women to reduce city unemployment and create balanced rural labor.
A long legal battle ends with a 250000 damages award against 200 Connecticut union workers over a boycott in a labor dispute. The piece denounces the ruling as unjust, arguing the legal system punishes workers while letting wealthier defendants like Rockefeller escape punishment. It calls for direct worker bargaining and critiques the Sherman Act as applied.
A columnist named Jonathan Bourne of Oregon champions a new word echinate to describe prickly debate in the clash between the president and the Senate over federal appointments. He argues real progress arises from echination, a bristling, prickly force that pushes truth and justice forward.
The piece warns candy as a food with moderation for children and warns against between meal indulgence. It notes well made candy is harmless in moderation, while poorly made candy harms the liver and digestion. It stresses regular meals and avoiding high color coal tar dyed sweets. It also links spitting to spread of pneumonia colds and TB.
A jumble of quirky quips and punny exchanges unfolds as a judge debates phrasing with a remanded criminal. Other anecdotes wander through consent, spelling troubles, a land deed, a doctor’s quip, a condolence call, and a racing-car buyer’s joke about price and speed.
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