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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1920
Page
13
The readable lines mention a weekly Seattle Star with unclear month reference and a per week rate, published by a publishing company. A stray line notes slaves who fear to speak for the fallen and the weak, adding a somber moral line.
A fragmentary critique rails at public discourse and rhetorical force, likening political damage to hammer and tongue. It cites Thucydides and a Houston Post digression on savagery, bitterness, and back-to-the-farm sentiment amid power struggles.
A century of motion pictures reshaped nightlife and commerce in many towns. The Baltimore Sun notes theatres brightening streets after 6 pm, shops extending hours, and candy outlets drawing crowds, with increased costs due to more expensive materials and labor.
The mayor should approve the council passed measure without delay as a step to curb Japanese farms. It aims to protect the U S hog industry and improve public health while boosting city revenue from garbage collection costs.
A boy laments that vacations bring more work for mothers rather than rest. He notes a mother’s constant care and worry when children are home, her enduring patience, and her selfless service. The Saskatoon Star notes Canada will have a resident diplomat in Washington, with Canadians willing to serve.
Farmers voice gloom about drought and labor shortages while traders project cautious optimism before harvest. Both sides claim expertise in predicting yields, yet each suspects the other of bias and deception, leading to a blended forecast typical in crop reporting.
The New York World editorial questions historic tensions and argues for a symbolic forgiveness approach toward Turkey. It discusses diplomacy and mutual recognition as a path to easing cross border strains.
A Baltimore Sun quotation urges everyday acts of kindness such as smiling at a baby, stroking a kitten, and guiding a blind person. It argues that genuine kindness fosters love, freedom, and reduces wars and prejudice, contrasting with cruel indifference.
A fragmented humorous column frets over wartime life and social pretensions. It mocks fashion trends bathers and straw hats, jokes about profiteering, politics and prohibition, and notes celebrity marriages and cultural fads with sharp, ironic observations.
The article recalls James B. L. Forgan, noted banker, urging thrift and early saving. He cites opportunities for young bankers amid shifts in banking and the European war, and details his own disciplined method of saving a thousand dollar bond through monthly payments, emphasizing avoidance of speculation.
An old article critiques white flour for lacking minerals and neutralizing substances found in bran and outer wheat. It notes worms’ dislike of variety in high grade white flour versus bran and whole wheat. It references Dr. Harvey Wiley and calls for greater public demand for better food quality.
The piece argues the crow, long seen as crop thief, actually benefits crops by devouring many insect pests. An analysis of 2,118 crow stomachs found 625 food types, including beetles and moths. It concludes crows should not be exterminated, noting a natural role alongside predators.
A father asks how to discuss sex with a 14 year old and how to handle a query about a weight gain formula. The article urges timely parent guidance, notes no hard age rule, and references U S Public Health Service materials. It also rebuts misuse of a tonic, recommending proper nourishment and medical advice, with a plug for Boldt's pastry.
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