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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1921
Page
11
A collage of quiz questions on Latin phrases and language origins followed by humorous vignettes about landlords kitchens and sailors. Includes gags about quids pro quo Latin terms aqua pura aqua fortis quondam and playful misreadings of historical references.
A reader letter argues against labeling the country as white and calls for inclusive nationality. The writer condemns anti Japanese sentiment, urges deportation talk to stop, and asserts all Americans share equal citizenship beyond race. The letter closes with a quoted verse from John Davidson.
The Seattle Star urges voters to back Fitzgerald Bolton and Carroll to support a paydown of rail bonds, lower fares, and better service without taxes. It accuses critics of false claims and calls for united city leadership to make the street railway a success.
A critique of theatrical excess and imitation urges readers to return to being themselves. It champions inner personality over borrowed styles, asserting that unique traits captivate and sustain admiration. Each person differs, and losing that individuality leads to fatigue in others.
The article notes Judge Landis bringing Senator Dial back into attention, reflecting on a long-forgotten warning. It references a Chicago butcher’s cashier left with $40,000, and hints at lingering memories of old French lessons among the youths.
The essay urges readers to live up to how others would remember them after death. It recounts a ship captain who survived wreck and later chose to match his life to his memorial image, noting obituaries too often arrive after the subject’s life has already passed.
In New York on March 6 Herbert Hoover is hailed as a premier American figure after leading wartime food relief. Born near Weat Branch Iowa, he rose from mining engineer to head of Belgium relief and U S food administration, with Mrs Hoover always at his side. The Hoovers own homes in Washington and California.
The excerpt records a collage of quotes from figures including H. Groman and Senator Beveridge criticizing propaganda, immigration policy, and leadership paths. It also presents defensive stances on China-US relations and warnings about American immigration, with remarks on Native American extinction and political ascent through business failure.
In a humorous reminiscence, Seth Tanner jokes about a past romance tied to a large diamond, then shifts to evaluating the costs of auto repairs and lessons learned from hindsight. He reflects on foreseeing expenses and the consequences of extravagant purchases.
A report notes coal in commercial quantities is found in 28 states and territories of the United States, indicating widespread mineral resources and potential industrial impact.
A parent asks how to avoid surgery for a six year old with appendicitis and receives guidance on strict hygiene, diet, sleep, fresh air and exercise to boost resistance. The letter notes worms, poor teeth, and aversion to milk, stressing cleanliness and medical prescriptions including enemas and topical ointment.
The typhoid vaccine is not dangerous and is advisable when water or milk purity is uncertain, when there are disease risks nearby, or when you must contact potentially contaminated food and drink. It provides protection in settings of possible exposure.
England is identified as the heaviest of American butter and cheese in a brief note. The text provides no further context or details about origin, date, or measurements.
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