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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1916
Page
4
The text weighs whether Britain should fire on the Deutschland or allow it to roam, arguing that warning a submarine is impractical and sinking on sight may clash with international law. It frames the submarine dilemma amid wartime ideals and mentions Hughes.
The piece argues for ending the Mexican expedition with minimal bloodshed and feeding the hungry, praising a return to Americanism of giving and receiving aid. It notes Seattle likely votes against Will E. Humphrey for the U.S. Senate and questions his broader appeal.
The piece questions the aims of a Russo Japanese treaty to curb American trade in the Orient and mocks hurried investigations. It warns of retaliation and notes Japan already leads in a favorable trade pact while reflecting on past advantages and current missteps. A final remark mentions a bandit who held up four stages near Yosemite.
The piece argues for a nine hour working day for Congress noting seven months of inactivity. It cites the Army and Navy appropriation bill the shipping and child labor bills and a $200000000 revenue bill as pending. It humorously laments election-related absences and jokes about overtime and siestas before the election.
In Vienna the maid of honor to Princess Suzanne faces a choice between duty and love with Captain Heselton of the Guard. She seeks time to decide as he pledges to stand by her side, hoping to reveal her heart the next day.
Lord Winterford informs Captain Heselton that the woman he loves is actually Princess Suracne, not the maid of honor. The princess has fled to Paris, and Heselton faces a moral dilemma as political danger shadows their future.
Frank, now Earl of Haverham, returns to Devonshire to confront his past and a looming royal crisis. Suzanne, the exiled Princess, arrives with a plea for duty and love, seeking a life with him as they confess their enduring bond and future marriage.
A collection of reader questions and editor responses covering perseverance after initial failures, handling a first date letdown, forgiving a first offense in dating, a young woman delaying marriage for love, and a brief historical note answering what Austria demanded of Serbia after the assassination of Crown Prince Frederick.
Bathing removes exterior dirt and wastes released by perspiration. It prevents unpleasant body odor by cleansing the skin and residues that accumulate throughout the day.
Highwaymen overpowered C. Knowlton, night operator at Marcus, a G N station 100 miles north, Friday night and removed $1,500 to pay checks from the safe.
Mr. Meeks presides over the Village Improvement League and led campaigns to replace missing cemetery fence pickets and sidewalk boards, actions credited with community safety. The column mixes civic praise with brief anecdotes, jokes, and chatter about local figures and social questions.
The town of Two Bridges in the northeast Uintah County seeks a name change as urged to the county clerk. Residents, including Ute Indians, pronounce the area as Two Britches, noting they cannot utter the letter D.
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