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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1921

Page

11

A Job for an Expert Caulker and the Merchant Marine Debate

A long column argues the US taxpayer costs of maintaining a declining merchant fleet. It cites depreciation, idle ships rusting on mudflats in Benecia and Seattle, high ongoing losses, and questions what to do with the vessels. It also notes malnutrition issues and credit for reform efforts led by Fred S. Stimson, plus labor management topics.

America Benecia California Lake Union Seattle Point Long Island Sound Chesapeake Bay United States Lasker Treasury Shipping Board Fred S. Stimson Hollywood Warren S. Stone Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers Stone Cleveland New York Central Railroad Wwotherhood Ralph

Silly little song lifts gloom in brief verse

A short lyric notes a tender little song that banishes gloom and sparks light in the speaker's mood. It contrasts the weary state with renewed vigor and joy, praising the magical effect of a brief, playful tune.

Seattle Star

Sterilization Proposed for the Unfit in Letters to the Editor

L O Miller argues for universal sterilization of mentally defective individuals and felons to curb crime. He cites child testing at six, warns of inherited crime, references the Jake case, and claims long prison terms fail to deter.

Fitter the Star Jake New York L. Miller

Deportation Urged For Aliens By Local Citizen

C Whittley of 107 First Ave N argues that aliens who commit crimes should be deported, criticizing lenient handling of Japanese and Chinese offenders. He cites a large illegal still case on 324th Avenue and urges the grand jury to act decisively to remove such criminals from the country.

324 Ave Grand Jury C. Whittley First Ave

Why the 17th Hole Was Not Used

Dr William E Barton reflects on a golf club that abandoned the 17th hole to let an English sparrow hatch its nest. He calls the club’s members gentlemen for choosing sparrow protection over removing the nest and notes the club has resumed normal play after the birds finished their business.

William E. Barton Daily Press

McNabb among five volunteers in serum influenza test

Congressional records recount a serum treatment trial in which five men received injections to study influenza relief. Within twenty days two died and three became permanently paralyzed. C I McNabb remains paralyzed from the waist down yet maintains cheerfulness and patriotism. Other remarks condemn pitying allowances while praising sacrifice.

C. I. McNabb McNabb Rep. McSwain Car

Remarkable Remarks From Baldwin Wallace Leader and Canadian General

A Baldwin Wallace college president echoes that the college’s business is to inspire confidence in ideals. A Canadian general affirms Mexican goodwill toward the United States and seeks aid for Mexico.

A. B. Storms Baldwin Wallace College United States Alfred Cecil Critchley

Ferrier Returns to Eastsea as Major Plans a Cottage Visit

Ferrier battles indecision about Hastings and Joan while Major schemes a quick return to Eastsea. A tense confrontation unfolds with Kitty Inglis, the Frivolity dancer, and the cottage awaits as Ferrier seeks clarity on his future and the loyalties around him.

Ferrier Eir Major Mr. Major London Hastings Kastien Joan Young Hastings Edward Major Eastsea Bennett Ralph Enkd Ferrier Footlights Humph Hibbert Atr Kitty Inglis Edward Kitty Inghs Ferret Dag Ferther Peter

Notable Man Races Toward Taxi in Fiery Escape

A man in a speeding taxi showed concentrated rage and mortification as he sat beside Ferrier. He clutched his hands tightly, knuckles white, while Ferrier remained silent and unsmiling, asking no questions.

Major Ferrier

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