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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1922

Page

13

Six Greatest Men in History and Dairy News Reflections

A collage of quotes and trivia weighs figures like Jesus, Buddha, Asoka, Bacon, and Lincoln, noting Wells list and the rarity of monarchs who end warfare. It shifts to dairy lore with butter, cows, and a Quebec Holstein yielding 32 668 pounds milk, then political digressions and a Berton Braley poem on bourgeois views.

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Quote on thoughts and effort from Schopenhauer

A pithy reflection asserts that wicked thoughts and worthless efforts leave a visible trace, particularly in the eyes, underscoring how inner motives shape outer expression.

Schopenhauer

Urges Faster Action on Bridge Repairs in City

A reader complains the city has not allocated funds to rebuild a bridge near Pier No. 5. The bridge has been closed for about four months and the council takes too long to pass needed improvements.

Pier No

Editors Praise Rally Against Teacher Wage Cuts

Letter from David Be. Wallace condemns Seattle school boards for wage reductions, lauding American Legion and four newspapers for opposing the cuts. Argues prudent leadership, calls for recall of the official and stresses value of skilled teachers for future generations.

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The Deterioration of Our Schools

Frederick Welland Pallard cites U S Bureau of Education data to claim vast share of public school teachers lack professional training, with low wages driving talent away. He highlights declines in college graduate hires, rising beginning teachers, and insufficient pay promising long-term deterioration of accredited high schools nationwide.

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Radio Primer Loop Aerial A Form of Seria

A radio primer describes Loop A aerials where wires loop around a form to create a square or polygon loop for complete indoor reception. It is ungrounded unlike other forms.

Hypothesis as a Provisional Explanation in Science

The word hypothesis means a not proven but conceded explanation used to account for unexplained facts and guide further study. It derives from Greek roots meaning under and to put, used to describe provisional ideas scientists may accept in theory though not yet proven.

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Sanity League of America Misrepresentation Warning

The Sanity League of America Inc asserts fraud by rivals selling “representations” and petition signatures. They claim impostors use a typed paper with two letters from Congressmen and league seal, demanding legitimate authorizations and receipts for contributions.

Friends of Dogs defend tied pets and city dog laws

A reader replies to BE. J. Watson on June 26 arguing for responsible dog ownership. They commend sensible owners and say dogs should stay on premises with runners to avoid harming others. They dismiss complaints as akin to car accident claims and warn about rabies if dogs lack proper care.

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Poodle Lovers Defend Pets Against Naysayers

A reader defends dogs and poodles amid debates on disease danger and wartime friendships. The letter asserts dogs are loyal, intelligent, and should not be blamed for social issues or tax policy, urging acceptance of pets in homes with children.

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