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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Mar 02, 1920

Page

11

Wilson Faces Split in Europe Over Adriatic Policy

Article argues President Wilson shifted stance on the Fiume Adriatic issue after Paris, blaming secret treaties among allies for undermining his 14 points. It claims America should withdraw from European settlement while factions in Europe resist, ultimately endorsing an exclusive American approach and criticizing allied bosses.

Wilson Fiume Washington America Togo Slavia Paris Europe

Clyde Hagans Violinist Overcomes Blindness Shows Remarkable Drive

Clyde Hagans, a violinist from City Center Ohio, was blinded before age one but pursued music with grit. He learned at the State School for the Blind in Columbus, earned top honors, and studied with a noted Belgian professor in New York. Hagans describes relentless effort and resolve to succeed despite adversity.

Ess Wun Y Clyde Hagans City Center Hagans de Hagans State For Columbus U Mental Music New York

Beauty and the Beast tale and its critics mixed in musings

A fragment discusses the Beauty and the Beast story with views from psychology and literature. It notes the prince’s transformation, the power of Beauty’s love, and how mythic themes reflect human ideals. The passage then abruptly shifts to mention Metallurgical Engineers and Herbert Hoover related to an institute presidency.

Euripides Herbert Hoover The Institute of Mining

We ll Say So and Random Vignettes from a Humorous Page

A collage of quirky notes and stray lines includes a tooth swallowing joke, references to spring planting, a Seattle diamond robber tale tied to the Hotel Penn, and satirical quips about rent, outfits, and political campaigning. The piece blends playful gossip with editorial frills.

Human engineer guides industrial health and safety

Article outlines the role of the human engineer in employment health checks and safety, detailing how pre employment exams, defect correction, accident analysis, and ongoing worker care reduce turnover and improve productivity. It discusses prevention of occupational illness, minor ailments, and the value of prompt medical attention.

Thas Safety Department

Generalizing by Dr Frank Chane

A essay arguing sound thinking rests on generalization while warning against overemphasis on exceptions. It asserts civilization, education, morality, and loyalty derive from recognizing broad rules, despite numerous counterexamples, and contrasts optimism with pessimism in navigating particulars.

Pinex cough syrup promises fast relief at home

An ad touts Pinex as a cheap, easily prepared cough remedy that stops throat irritation and chest cold quickly. It claims a 2% ounce dose in a pint with sugar syrup, uses Norway pine extract, and promises guaranteed satisfaction or money back from The Pinex Co. Fort Wayne Indiana.

Che Pinex Co Ft. Wayne Ind

Drop Kidney Management and Skin Advice Column

The column discusses dealing with a movable kidney sometimes needing a supportive garment or surgery if symptoms are severe. It also answers a reader question about a itchy red skin outbreak on the nose, noting an exact diagnosis is not possible from description and advising consultation with a physician or dermatologist. It emphasizes consulting a qualified doctor for hygiene and disease prevention questions.

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