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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1909
Page
13
The W C C T U opposed the fair amid its strict morality code, condemning amusements while acknowledging conscience varies among individuals. The editorial argues morality is subjective and rejects the group as custodian of all morals, noting diverse views on decency and behavior in Seattle.
An extended feature cites Prof Irving Fisher of Yale asserting that modern science and prevention can push human life toward 100 years or more. He blends old theory with new health discoveries, stressing pure air water and accident protection, plus balanced life, as keys to longevity.
A fragmented dialogue and assorted 19th century cultural snippets show a narrator seeking a quiet room with electric light and steam. A colorful innkeeper touts the last available lodgings, describing a clean, pleasant night room while locals debate manners, wages, and social norms in a collage of voices.
A whimsical exchange between the Mutt and Wise Guy turns on the new Welcome arch and its top decorations. They riff on chafing dishes, banners, and imagined spectacles while drifting into city life and local gossip.
A Seattle Japanese reader asks The Star to explain American public opposition to marriages between Japanese men and American women. The letter argues prejudice stems from brown skin and differing customs, notes unequal tolerance for other nationalities, and urges publication of an explanation that love, not race, guides marital choices.
A compact fragment indicates a maintenance related action at the Maint Store located at 610 Second Avenue. The readable text does not provide additional names, dates, or concrete details beyond the address.
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