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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1919
Page
13
A critical essay questions utopian travel tales about Russia Yucatan and Hungary. It mocks reports of Bolshevik civilization and argues against idealized regimes lacking free press and democratic enterprise. It warns that true utopia requires real industrial and political institutions.
In Seattle community pleas, donors are urged to complete the Mother Ryther project. The article lauds her history aiding hungry mothers and children, notes labor and material discounts, and asks 7 to finish raising funds for a modern plant.
Thousands gathered at Vanteer park to sing wartime songs led by Francis Russell, former army song leader, under War Camp Community Service. The event fostered unity and community spirit, with families and children joining in friendly, hopeful entertainment on a Sunday afternoon. A nearby hot dog stand advertised as The Kennel.
A playful comic strip note highlights Freckles Freckles and The Star family as a lively nightly feature. It invites readers to enjoy humorous exchanges with both children and adults while praising the popular character lineup.
A jumble of witticisms and rural misadventures fills the page. anecdotes include a Northboro man’s first film experience, a melodrama over a divorce case in Aurora, ill-timed jokes about jazz and calories, and a mishap at a hospital involving a nervous aunt and pillows.
The excerpt recalls events linked to July battles in 1689 at Boyne Water near Drogheda where William II defeated James II and expelled him from Ireland. It also notes the 1862 Gettysburg campaign with Lee and Meade maneuvering toward a decisive clash, and mentions the 1898 San Juan Hill assault by Roosevelt's Rough Riders during the Spanish American War.
A mosaic of aphorisms notes wit and caution on gossip, romance, ambition, and social norms. It contrasts women’s and men’s behaviors, comments on reputations, wealth, work, and the quirks of daily life. The piece closes by lampooning shopping habits and anniversary milestones.
The old gardener notes that robins and starlings raid cherry trees and strawberries. He finds throwing clods of earth into branches effective, creating a lasting scare. For small trees, mosquito netting provides protection and may deter future fruit pecking.
Scores of witnesses report Charles Hamlin, at Highland Lake in First Bay, pulled three pickerel from the water after a red signal. A 10 inch pickerel snagged the shiner bait, triggering a larger pickerel to seize the catch and Hamlin finally freed one fish from another.
Dr. Frank Crane argues for universal one year of government service for all youths under Army and Navy supervision. He favors a military system aimed at creating public good through roads bridges forests and irrigation, with a democ ratized army focused on cooperation and readiness to fight if needed.
The sermon reflects on Jesus selecting his disciples and encouraging them by highlighting their strengths. Peter is used as a focal example of potential seen by a leader, despite weaknesses. The message urges believing in others to elicit their best efforts and performance.
The narrator, a wife, argues her artistic artistry outshines her husband's painting of mythic nudes. She notes patrons choosing her display over his when their own views are offered, revealing her superior appeal to audiences.
Hilady lodged a protest claiming Hagen picked up a cigarette butt on the eleventh green violating rules by touching an obstacle not allowed to be moved. Dispatch from Boston reports the plea as golf dispute.
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