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Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Mar 15, 1920

Page

21

Regrettable City Move Removes Erickson from Utilities Chair

The city council reorganizes effective today and removes Oliver T. Erickson from the public utilities committee chair. Supporters note his nine years of service and the need for oversight while critics warn the action undermines opposition and could disrupt city governance amid recent election tensions. Erickson’s 6000 votes in the last election underscore his local influence and perceived value in utilities.

Oliver T. Erickson Erickson Altho Council

What Is Love According To Vicente Blasco Ibanez

Essay summarizes Ibanez view that love is not mere passion or domestic harmony but a voluntary self sacrifice. true love involves giving oneself for the beloved, transcending self concern, while calm affection may prevent tragedy. nature tempers ardor to balance work and life with love and sacrifice.

Vicente Blasco Ibanez Hus Ibanez

Botulism Threat Warns on Spoiled Foods

A brief safety notice explains botulism risks from spoiled foods including olives sausage and cheese. It advises avoiding any food with foul odor color swelling gas or signs of decomposition and emphasizes inspecting all foods before serving to prevent poisoning.

United States Bureau of Chemistry

Dan O Leary celebrates 80th birthday with 100 mile walk

Dan O Leary, who has logged over 200000 miles walking, plans to mark his 80th birthday on June 29 by walking 100 miles. He began walking in 1874 and credits his long life to the exercise, recalling meetings with prominent figures and teaching others the value of walking as fitness.

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Well Say So And Cracking Ques In The City

The column riffs on random questions about living, brands, prices and a cellar key with playful chit chat. Dean Wilson Andrews and his wife are mentioned after a store outing and a sign puzzled them. The editors note the missing detective Herlock Sholmes in the serialized tale Spades Is Spades and suspend the chapter until his return.

Dean Wilson Andrews Dean Herlock Shelmes Sholmes Queen Anne Hill

White Boy Near Gallows Sparks Reader Debate

Editor letters condemn profiteers while debating punishment for a boy. A reader from Harper, Washington weighs options, urging mercy for the boy and questioning harsh retribution for those profiting amid tough rents.

the Star Star Man Newelis Harper Wash

First Permanent Molar and Dental Development

The article explains the importance of the first permanent molars in shaping bite, jaw relations, and facial proportions. It stresses watching for the six year molar, care for it as a key to orderly development of the second set and facial features. It also includes Q and A on diarrhea dizziness and antiseptics for small cuts.

California Syrup of Figs Advised for Children

A household note endorses California Syrup of Figs as the best harmless laxative for children. It highlights the fruit taste and full dosing directions on each bottle and urges mothers to give it without fear.

California

Boldt’s French Pastry Ad Ends Message

A fragment from an advertisement hints Bay and Dad stopping at Boldt’s for a French pastry. The readable line suggests a playful ordering moment or promotional note embedded in a local paper.

Bay Dad Boldt’s

On the Screen By Edmund Vance Cooke

A poem satirizing movie heroes who always win on film despite real life flaws. It mocks the idea that on screen the hero can never be defeated, as directors and trainers ensure perpetual triumph and invulnerability.

Edmund Vance Cooke Jack Dempsey

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