Real reason behind opposition to Nichols amendment in senate bill
The article argues that Moore and Thomson oppose restoring city rights to extend light and water to outside communities. It accuses them of hiding a bias tied to who sells light versus water, cites Senator Ghent’s change of mind, and asserts the issue reveals fraud in a 1915 irrigation bill. It calls for disclosure of true motives and questions the amendment’s impact on Seattle’s health and taxation.
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Moore
Thomson
Nichols
Seattle
United States
Olympia
Ghent
Thomson and Moore
Nonpartisanship Initiative Likely in 1918 State Vote
The state faces a likely 1918 vote on nonpartisan elections as about 28 000 signatures were gathered ahead of a six month campaign. Backing from the State Federation of Labor's Everett convention boosts confidence the measure will reach the 37 000 required. The Star urges legislature to submit the question to voters directly to save campaign costs.
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State Federation of Labor
Everett
the Star
Indemnity for No Man's Land and Other War Notes
Opinion on war costs and the price of No Man's Land cites vast casualties and the unquantifiable value of heroes. The piece also notes the federal probe’s impact on immunity hopes for Eddie Baker and questions about Winter S. Martin. It closes with the fact that women in 13 states now have presidential suffrage.
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Hatever
Europe
War Study Society of
Copenhagen
Man
Reames
Eddie Baker
San Francisco
Winter S. Martin
Letter on total prohibition bill urged by Civic Executive Council
The Civic Executive Council urges passage of the total prohibition bill now before the state legislature. The letter, signed by D D C Millward, cites forged permits and illegal shipments under present law, supports Webb Kenyon constitutional backing, and notes strong voter support for strengthening prohibition.
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Civic Exe Council
Ina P. Wil
On Public Morals
The
of Representatives
Hal
Seattle
Christian Endeavor Baptist Young People’s and
United States Supreme Court
Civil Executive Council
Dd. C
Millward
Raaffrow Africans Craft Unique Chair Making Method
Natives of Raaffrow Africa show a distinctive chair making style. The back of the chair is attached from the apposite end where our chair backs are usually fixed.
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Raaffrow
Africa
Sextilis to Sextilis August calendar note
An antiquated note recalls August once called Sextilis and references Lycurgus’s era in Sparta. It mentions Aperio meaning open and notes ancient Latins did not use it as a poker term.
Style notes on new coats with kimono sleeves
A reader muses on the latest men’s coats featuring kimono sleeves and comments on facial makeup and lipstick alignment, noting curiosity about fashion trends and personal grooming in a light, casual tone.
Dachshund Riddles and Remarkable Quirks
A playful description highlights the dachshund breed with jokes about its long body, misaligned meals, and odd movements. The piece notes the dog's need for a guide for meals, its dual porch and kitchen stance, and the comical image of halves returning from different directions.
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Gwuorgke Martin
Polly May Joins Hospital Staff In Surprise Summer Stay
At a convalescent ward Polly May is celebrated as a beacon of cheer and courage. Dr Dudley reveals Polly will remain at the hospital as a full member of the staff, staying to help Miss Lucy and the children through the summer. The ward erupts in joyful shouts as Polly learns she will not return to Aunt Jane.
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Polly
Miss Lacy
Lucy
Almee
Pollee
Miss Lucy
Leonora
Ehrill
Linus
Cerise
Cornelius O'Shaughnessy
Tome
Elaie Meyer
Elsie
Polly Will
Maggie O'Don
Mins Hortensia Price
Hortensia Price
Misa Lucy
Maggie O'Donnell
Ethel Jones
Ethel
Brida MacCarthy
Isabel Smith
Moses Cohn
Polly May
Dr. Dudley
Amal
Ashe
Aunt Jane
Janell
Warringford
Thistledown
Dudley
St Jacobs Oil Promises Fast Relief for Sprains
An old advertisement touts St Jacobs Oil as instant relief for sprains and strains. It claims deep penetration into muscles and ligaments, soothing pain and aiding quick recovery with a small trial bottle available at drug stores.
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St. Jacobs
Kidney Trouble Warns Overeat to Protect Health
An old nutrition notice warns Americans to guard against kidney trouble from rich foods and overindulgence. It advocates Jad Salts a grape lemon lithia remedy to flush kidneys, reduce urine irritation, and improve overall health.
California Syrup of Figs Promises Quick Constipation Relief
An old warning urges mothers to treat sick children with California Syrup of Figs a teaspoonful to relieve constipation and restore health. The ad claims a thorough inside cleansing eases feverish, listless children and recommends asking for a 50 cent bottle made by California Fig Syrup Company with full directions on the label.
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California
California We Syrup Company
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises Rheumatism Relief
An old advertisement touts Hood's Sarsaparilla as a universal remedy for rheumatism and blood disorders. It claims forty years of use worldwide, strengthens the blood, improves appetite, and addresses debility and related illnesses. Consumers are urged to buy a bottle from their druggist and expect visible results.
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Fleod
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Seattle Star
The @tar Publishing Co
Smale Bros
Northern Bank
Elliott
Pip
Lycurgus
Sparta
Dachshunds
Juliet W. Tompkins
Emma C. Dowd
Elsie Meyer
Elsie Meyer's Land
Nell
Otto Kriloff
St. Jacobs Oil
Pike
Trust Company the Bank of Courtesy and Good Service
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