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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jan 26, 1917

Page

9

Reform Needed to Inform Investors About S L Membership Fees

A historical critique argues savings and loan associations legitimately operate under state supervision but fault lies in failure to disclose membership fees. It claims some investors were unaware of fees when withdrawing funds, urging a law amendment for full upfront disclosure to protect investors while preserving the membership loan model. The piece cites Washington Savings and Loan as an example and stresses informed consent before deposits and withdrawals.

Savings and Loan Associations Savings and Loan Association The Washington Savings and Loan Association Star

Noted Quote on Punishment and Persecution

A Macaulay line argues that punishing a man for inferred beliefs or actions of others who share them amounts to persecution and is foolish and wicked. The point critiques collective punishment based on ideology or associations.

Macaulay

Tax Fraud Allegations Stir New York Press Scene

The New York Times Annalist, citing Basil Manly, argues hundreds of millions evade income tax annually. It accuses Commissioner Osborne of concealing facts and urges publication of returns to reveal the gap between earned income and taxed amounts. The Star advocates publishing returns to restore revenue for national defense and development.

NEW York Times Annalist Basil Manly The Star Manly Annalist Carl Say Osborne Secretary of the Treasury

Uncle Sam to Break Paper Trust With New Prices

A frantic forecast claims the Sherman act will target the newspaper paper combine. Prosecution by the trade commission and Attorney General is seen as likely, with smaller publishers failing and larger ones raising prices to shift costs to consumers. Six hour day proposed by UK soap magnate William Lever is noted.

Uncle Sam Paper Armor Plate Trust

Most Effective Remedy Mother Had Ever Used

A testimonial claims Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin is the best laxative for constipation in children. It argues mild action without griping, free from narcotics, and says it eases stomach issues in babies. Mothers are advised to ask for the product, ensure the signature on the carton, and request a free trial bottle by writing Dr W B Caldwell.

Alfred du Bois Holly N. J Dr. Caldwell Karl du Bois W. B. Caldwell Washington St Monteello, Ilinois

Breathing rate worth counting by readers in quirky notice

A humorous statistical prompt asks readers to calculate breath weight and snore frequency over 70 years. It invites phone contact to the “bug editor” and includes a cheeky call to figure the numbers themselves.

What Has Become The Call In Poker And Society

The piece defines the call as a risky move in poker and social life, noting it can be fatal if the other party has nothing. It catalogs many forms from wild calls to bore, debt, and collectors. It contrasts a preacher’s “Cali” offer of a better job with a raise rather than a call.

Cali

Nightcaps on head or stomach spark wary morning

A humorous men’s quip contrasts crocheted and bottled nightcaps. The headwear version is plain while the bottled form is a roaming feast that reshapes day parts. The piece notes the mood shifts and cautions about wearing nightcaps in various ways.

W C T U aims to make tobacco growing a felony

A letter to the editor questions the W C T U plan to outlaw tobacco by criminalizing its cultivation. The writer cites a local figure named Durham and mocks the idea of stopping tobacco manufacture while noting examination week at the state university and students seeking earnings.

Durham Rufus the State University

A Common Brawl Drives a Western Hero to Confrontation

In this chapter Bowles confronts Hardy Atkins after a brutal punch over a girl. Tensions rise as the cattle roundup reveals lingering jealousy and threats, culminating in Bowles warning Atkins to stop using Misa Lee’s name and defending his honor.

Man Versus Ranger in Duel Over Dunbar Horse

Bowles faces Hardy Atkins in a tense ranch standoff over the Dunbar horse. Atkins presses Bowles to ride the legendary mare or quit camp, while Dixie Lee’s arrival shatters the feud and sharpens the deadly contest. The confrontation ends with Bowles mounting Dunbar as danger escalates.

Willie Boy Bowles Hyer Dixie Brigham Yoon Prigham Hardy Dowles Hingham Henry Lee Mr. Atkins Hardy Atkins Bat Wing Ranch Karl Bowles Atkins Dunbar Brig Clark Old Dambar Man Bowlagy Dix Dixie Lee Mr. Bowles King

Danderile Promises Hair Return After Dandruff Cure

An ad claims dandruff causes feverish scalp irritation and hair loss. It promotes a 20 cent bottle of Danderile to rub into the scalp, asserting hair stops shedding after a few applications and dandruff disappears.

Dress Well Never Miss the Money Sale Ad

Men and women’s suits and coats offered at sale with $1 cash for any garment and $1 per week or $5 per month to balance. Prices range from $7.50 to $30.00. Located at Gately’s, 1113 Third Ave.

Adam Third Ave

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