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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1916
Page
4
The new Secretary of War states he favors peace and the enforcement of peace by force if necessary. He aligns with the president on preparedness and supports international law as a restraint on war to limit killing, while backing a strong submarine policy.
An antiwar newspaper piece criticizes a German proposal to pay mothers 100 dollars for each child born after the fourth, arguing for better welfare like pure milk and air. It cites wartime labor, motherhood, and calls for rail rate cuts alongside Henry Ford’s warning about European armament.
The state fire warden urges property owners to burn debris in March through May to reduce inflammable material. Dry season fires risk less soil damage, fewer risks to green timber, and less smoke during tourist season. No permit required this time of year. a strong case to act now.
Mrs Vanderbilt pauses at attention as the military post lowers the flag during retreat at Monterey California. The scene also recalls a Chihuahua theatre where audiences respond to national airs and the governor leads Mexicans to stand for their anthem, while Americans are described as dollar chasers.
A reader asks how to stop nagging a husband who flirts with another woman. A columnist counsels restraint, self control, and treating the issue lightly. Additional Q&As cover pressed chicken serving, advertising while walking to San Francisco, child support after divorce, stealing letters, locating a U.S. consul, popularity beyond looks, and avoiding gossip in relationships.
This fragment suggests a newspaper tease offering weekly items at a standard price, promising other good things and evening reading content.
In a heat drenched tale Sally Manners seeks refuge on a Park Avenue roof where a burglary unfolds inside a nearby mansion. She intervenes with an automatic pistol, disarms a thief, and escapes as Blue Serge confronts peril, leaving her to flee toward Grand Central and a pending police pursuit.
In a New York City discourse Dr. Bauer promotes Nuxated Iron as a cure for weakness and tiredness. He claims iron deficiency causes many illnesses and that two 5-grain tablets three times daily for two weeks can restore strength, with a money-back guarantee if not doubling strength in 16 days.
A tense scene centers on Sally fighting with a stubborn lock and hardware for a crucial opportunity, the obstruction delaying her progress and testing her resolve.
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