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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1922
Page
7
A column rails against Madalynne Obenchain and Paul Roman in the Kennedy murder case. It defends women while condemning Roman for exploiting Obenchain’s letters and betraying trust. The author argues Judas would be a better ally than Roman, and critiques moral decay.
A 1922 Seattle Star opinion page surveys moral views on human gland transplantation. Leaders from medicine religion science and psychoanalysis weigh in, with calls for regulation and debate over legality and ethicality of buying and selling glands for transplantation.
Government pamphlet urges American cities to adopt zoning to reduce waste from crowded districts. It outlines objectives health and property protections and effects on living costs. Publication notes legal issues and examples from cities with zoning programs.
Advice for early marriage emphasizes marrying young and knowing each other well. It counsels moving away from in laws, having children, wives cooking and staying neat, husbands sharing business matters, wives keeping up with styles, ensuring entertainment, and settling quarrels with a kiss before sleep.
The fragment asserts the universe is not dead or demoniacal but Godlike and tied to the speaker’s father, reflecting Carlyle’s mystic and provocative phrasing. It presents a philosophical stance rather than a news item or event.
Paul Wacker of 2415 Third Ave commends the Beattie eye and ear infirmary for exemplary service during treatment. He highlights sympathetic staff, respectful care, and the skill of Dr. Blair and Dr. Murphy in a delicate operation, noting no charity but genuine concern for mankind.
Paul Holbrook of Everett argues that the United States constitution should be amended for a national referendum on legislation. He calls for better education of Congress to avoid unconstitutional laws and asserts states retain rights beyond federal remedy.
John M. Beaver argues the mine war mob action was a brutal public outcry against mine operators who ignored agreements and caused danger. He recalls riot memories and urges facing bloody facts to curb prejudice and protect peace.
The Old Man argues that young men should buy a 20 year endowment policy to secure future finances. He recalls rejecting life insurance as a youth and concludes that disciplined payments would have yielded cash for old age, while many fail in business and investments. He notes his own lack of life insurance but ensures his children are insured.
A noted psychologist who had a brief and unperfuable sojourn in our city discusses monkey gland remedies as a supposed fountain of youth. The lively pamphlet tone mocks aging and flirtation with shocking satire and social commentary.
Definition of rapport as an intimate or harmonious relation a mutual private understanding and the hypnotic state where a subject is susceptible to influence from a person or persons. Origin from French rapporter and Latin reportare meaning to bring back and bear.
A narrator jokes that death is a bad habit and imagines immortality by periodic gland doses. The thought envisions a world without babies, no room constraints, and perpetual youth making people wiser and harder to deceive.
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