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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1915
Page
9
Analyzed view contrasts American peacemaking with German militarism and efficiency. It argues German policy, driven by a relentless military theory, challenges US ideals of peace and must be faced if conflict widens. The piece stresses US resolve to honor Wilsonian principles despite dangers.
The speech by Admiral Dewey in New York extols navy progress while noting Swiss gains on Lake Constance with two new gunboats. The piece questions pay and suggests naval spending should show clear progress, contrasting with historic figures of Farragut and Ericsson.
The piece notes Norway's new law granting illegitimate children equal inheritance rights with those born in wedlock and contrasts it with American views, criticizing societal labels and penalties for mothers. It mentions Vanderlip reporting bank reserves and implies high U S banking wealth but access issues. It also references wartime sentiment toward England Italy and San Marino, plus Pola as Austria’s naval base with ancient roots.
An assortment of humorous vignettes and dialogue snippets featuring a burglar detective exchange, social satire on labor and optimism, quips about fashion and manners, and quick sketches on fate and marriage. Notable lines include a burglar’s odd alibi, a Cleveland interment note, and jokes about etiquette and telephones.
The notice urges readers losing weight to use Sargel with meals to reverse wasting and regain ten to thirty pounds of supposed healthy weight. It labels weight loss as a warning sign and frames the product as a quick corrective remedy.
Reverend William B. MacGregor of Sumas Washington urges professors ministers and iron kings to join wartime effort or remain silent. He argues President Wilson can handle the crisis without outsiders and accuses critics of harming laborers by pushing warlike policies.
Mrs. F. Basey reports a two day old Buff Orpington chick with four fully formed legs and feet. She asks how to dispose of it and then says she would prefer to sell rather than kill it.
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