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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1916
Page
11
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Readers question W M Whitney's fitness for Congress noting he lacks distinguished work, leadership, or public service. The letter argues the district should honor individuals with proven impact and economic or social contributions rather than a nonentity.
ROM Samuel McRoberts reports Russia offers vast opportunities for capital and enterprise to establish branches, with government support and postwar demand. Obstacles include remoteness and seasonal inaccessibility, but European and Asian competition aside, American investors can partner in manufacturing, machinery, and tech transfer to meet Russian needs.
A reflection on cinema shaping desires for beauty and health through eugenics and economics. The piece argues audiences imitate film actors and seek wholesome living, adequate food, clothing, shelter, and education to form stronger bodies like those seen on screen.
York's health commissioner says a family of five can buy sufficient food for 45 cents a day with discretion. He notes the family must pledge limits on meat, bread, milk and other items to stretch scarce resources.
E hundred National Guardsmen recruited in New Mexico and mobilized at the border were found unfit for service and must pay their own railway fare home. Recruits say they are forced to borrow money for the trip, a costly lesson in Uncle Sam’s current program.
Charles Fryatt captain of the Brussels a North Sea ferry steamer was executed by a German field court martial for an alleged armed collision with a U-boat near the Maas pi. Fryatt and two officers were later honored by the British Admiralty and mentioned in Parliament.
The Q O A Dancing Club hosts its annual Lake Washington excursion on August 7. Activities include card playing and dancing aboard the boat departing from Font of Yesterway at 8 30 a m. Everyone is invited to attend.
In Hartley, tensions erupt as Rachel aids Good Indian yet fears exposure after Saunders is found dead. The coroner links a battered revolver to the crime and the inquest returns death by own action. Evadna defends Good Indian while Hagar taunts with Georgie’s hair as proof.
Peaceful Hart confronts Baumberger over a placer claim fraud threatening the Hart ranch. Baumberger shoots. Good Indian fires back, killing Baumberger. The conflict shifts as Stanley tensions rise and Good Indian asserts a dead line. Georgie and Phoebe react as the Hart clan faces the aftermath.
Advertises a free trial of a new asthma cure claimed to relieve wheezing and breathing difficulty for all ages and climates. Targets hopeless cases where inhalers and other remedies failed and urges immediate response with a coupon offer.
A fragmented ad snippet from Buffalo lists Frontier Asthma Co at Room 2TSA near Hudson Streets and invites sending a free trial of a method to an address on Buffalo streets.
In Denver on July 28 Prohibition has reduced men’s drunkenness by about 75 percent and nearly eliminated habitual male drinkers. Women still show heavy drinking but reform rates among women remain far lower than among men, with juvenile court official John Phillips noting women drinkers are driven by environment despondency and revenge.
A chaotic, satirical collage recounts a noisy ballgame scene with unruly spectators and absurd antics in a bell park setting. The piece blends character sketches, a rancorous umpire aside, and stray jokes about popcorn vendors and inflated egos. It closes with scattered vignettes from random notices and quips about daily life.
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