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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1922
Page
11
Mies Tudor greets a returning newcomer as May and Billy discuss a dancer’s sudden out of step feeling. Clayton tries to start a conversation while reflecting on high life and a staged amusement, cutting to a moment of tension and curiosity.
Opinion argues against a sales tax to fund World War I veterans bonuses. It claims the tax is inequitable, burdens the poor, shifts costs to consumers, and would widen wealth gaps. Proposes reducing federal spending and taxing the wealthy instead to cover the needed funds.
Chicago's population density mirrors large western states with 933 square miles packed by nearly as many people as 831,252 square miles of open country. The piece comments on urban overpopulation and includes assorted quotes and references to political figures, film, and cultural remarks from the era.
Word lessons explain abduct meaning to carry away by force and to kidnap with etymology from Latin abducere. The passage contrasts usage in Cyptes and a maternal scene, reflecting themes of endurance and quiet joy amid hardship, with poetic lines about motherhood and life’s storms.
Fay meets Mr. Clayton and other club guests as she returns from a war years blackout. She recalls Harry Cadmus and Wilbur’s death while negotiating social pressures at the Sandy Cove club and faces her uneasy reunion with Captain Warren’s legacy.
A promotional notice claims a three day trial of Ironized Yeast, offered at no cost. It urges readers to mail a coupon to receive the trial treatment by return mail and notes thousands already request this tonic with reported excellent results.
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