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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1920
Page
11
The article argues against intermarriage between Japanese and whites, warning of racial danger and social decay from mixed unions. It urges restrictive measures, local political action, and legal options to prevent Japanese economic and demographic encroachment on the Pacific Coast.
A nostalgic guide warns that woods visitors face sprains colds and insect bites while enjoying camp life by lakes and streams. It lists home remedies hot water baths laxatives and topical Pine tar mixtures, noting urban and rural dangers and urging caution among amateurs and organized guides alike.
A grand jury investigated Joe Fuski, charged with crimes of infamy, while his lawyer Martin I. Welch argues the indictment is invalid. The courtroom dispute centers on the constitution and right to a fair trial, with emphasis on legal technicalities and due process.
A reader argues farmers choose long hours for money and freedom, noting rising farmland values since 1910 and farm ownership percentages. The letter contrasts farming life with city toil and ends with a provocative call to use search warrants to pursue liquor, urging action.
The piece argues prices should fall moderately to meet public demand and encourages steady, judicious buying. It warns against overreaction toward both excess spending and sharp price cuts, citing the Journal of Commerce on reestablishing supply demand balance and ending year shortages in food and fuel.
Louis F. Hart warns of an imminent severe coal shortage this fall and winter across the Northwest. He urges prompt cooperation from coal operators and miners and appeals for public publicity to prevent suffering as interstate rules divert coal cars away from the Pacific Northwest.
Dr Frank contends that fear fuels crime and moral decline. He argues capital punishment and harsh penalties breed more crime, while courage and knowledge dispel fear. He urges moving beyond medieval attitudes toward punishment to embrace prudent, fearless inquiry and moral progress.
A garbled reminiscence recalls Professor Dandon of Berlin dying 108 years ago with a double life and fortune from two jobs. a faded scene follows of old ladies, newsboys, telegraph messengers, and a cherry picker mishap, weaving through street life and war memories.
A compact verse piece by Edmund Vance Cooke, printed as a quip on labor and value. The aphoristic lines urge persistence, likening effort to a bee gathering sweetness and wax, with a playful note on reputation and gold.
U S Army goods sale announces available items including Army and Navy blankets steel folding cots full cotton mattresses gold medal coats red shirts U S Army house tents 18x18 white $35 khaki $40 new 4 foot wall section complete details in brief notice.
A sale conducted by Camp Lewis Wireless was held at 418 Oceanic Ridgeer 904 Third Ava near Madison Street in Seatise Washington. The notice indicates property or assets were offered under local sale proceedings.
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