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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1917

Page

7

Schools and politics join in a Seattle letters page

Readers debate school hiring rules and politics in Seattle with letters on equity in hiring among Washington state schools, the value of local trustees, and the impact of attitudes toward Eastern states. Also included are discussions on submarines and food seed plans during wartime.

Seattle Wash University Beattie Dot Washington Oregon California H. E. Welch

Germans and Americans on German creed and danger

The piece argues Americans misunderstand German barbarism and the German creed. It cites thinkers like Hegel Treitschke and Nietzsche and warns that praise or defense of German ideas risks enabling tyranny. It claims Americans fail to grasp the threat and condemns supporters as unfit for universities or public life.

Germany Adolphus Lassen Dan Nietzsche Houston Cham Berlin

We Must Not Betray Humanity in War

A wartime editorial echoes George Bernard Shaw arguing that in conflict one must defend others rather than betray neighbors. The piece asserts support for the nation’s war effort and condemns betrayal as unthinkable, urging unity and courage in the face of aggression.

the Star Regular Army Aley Third CO George Bernardan Shaw Kingdom of Hell On Earth

Never throw away an old cheese box into a drum

A collection of quirky, stray clippings and jokes includes tips on repurposing a cheese box as a drum, hints about canning strawberries, a legal notice about debts, and humorous exchanges about marriage, service, and hyphenated citizenship.

Man Without A Country Ends Nolan’s Loyal Tale

A letter from Danforth aboard the Levant recounts Nolan’s final hours and burial wish. Nolan’s map and flag shrine reveal a life spent loving a united country, with questions about past treasons and a last tribute to his beloved United States.

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