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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1920
Page
21
A West Met column describes coverage from the Chicago convention with jokes about gan in the event and a note on the upcoming contest judged by readers. It also includes public opinions on prices, transport, and jokes about Will Bryan Taft Lodge and political chatter at the event.
Five of the largest diamonds known, weighing seven karats, were found in Borneo about a century ago and now belong to the rajah of Mattan.
Bruce Barton critiques the Republican National Convention and notes the crowd fatigue with familiar acts. He argues the party and its rival lack novelty, urging a simpler, sincere approach and economy in messaging, while hinting at broader voter skepticism and rising costs.
A New York court upheld a decision giving custody of a child to the father over the unwed Cuban mother, with critics calling the ruling ethical betrayal and a defense of paternal privilege. A Seattle headline cites rose title as a misprint for rose, not red.
In a sweeping critique, the piece notes two US Supreme Court rulings on workmen’s compensation for maritime workers. It contrasts 1917 congressional changes with later decisions that struck down federal uniform rules, leaving waterfront families without protection. It argues for consistent national standards amid ongoing political distractions.
Mawr college researchers under the American Medical association report curved eye shades cause muscular strain and glare by dark lining. They prefer a broad flat a shade and note the old straw hat meets the specifications, easing field vision without distraction. Mayor Caldwell referenced in a non sequitur line about golf.
Letters to the editor defend and attack proposed street railway funding. Edward Townsend argues against taxing property to fund car fares, citing city pledges and tax burdens. F R Singleton supports fare increases and city utilities paying their costs. A F Bigford proposes licensing jitneys and adjusting routes and fares to relieve congestion.
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A brisk parade of fashion notes and urban curiosities reports changing dress trends and odd customs. The dispatch mentions Indians near Orizaba, ear trimming rituals, and various individuals by name in casual anecdotes. It blends wit with observational gossip about attire and manners.
An editorial urges treating the body like complex machinery and scheduling regular checkups. It warns against neglecting maintenance and highlights the benefits of periodic medical exams to catch silent diseases early. It also answers reader questions on morphine dangers and losing the sense of smell with catarrh.
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