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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1921
Page
17
A dapper youth hesitates yet finally speaks to a total stranger in a spring scene of romance. The panel recalls notes on postcards and jokes, with memories of travel, and a playful tone about love and youth amid a bustling era.
A columnist argues real events outpace fiction, citing two sensational two cases: the Jake Hannon murder acquittal linked to Oklahoma boss amours and the James A Stillman divorce with a bank scandal. The piece contrasts Chambers and Dreiser style twists with actual headlines and notes spirit messages and Martian invasion fiction influenced by science.
Criminologist R Herman Adler divides people into three classes with a large middle fifty fifty group. He argues they are fixed in habits and aims and only upheaval shakes society into crime or disorder. The piece notes Congress and wheels of societal signals while commenting on Germany’s President urging dignity and payment.
Readers query about pain tolerance between men and women. Dentists offer opinions: Baker and Langstead say women. Alain sees little difference. Collins favors women but notes reluctance. Erickson favors women. Langstead repeats. A snapshot of midcentury views on gender and endurance.
Andrew M. Wella of 16423 W 68th St writes to praise the Star for reporting on municipal car finances while urging fair credit be given to the Stone Webster manager. He argues the paper should expose those harming the street railway and questions high salaried managers.
The document compiles quotes from officials and clergymen urging action against profiteering and intoxicated driving. Len Small, governor, speaks on cooperation to stop profiteering. The Rev. George Craig Stewart condemns charm and bad language. Maxwell Stevenson calls for jail or lunacy for drunken drivers.
The passage quotes General Bramwell Booth praising a New York memorial to fallen soldiers and Secretary Mellon urging the public to save government money. It pairs casual street observations with formal statements on national duty and thrift.
A caregiver seeks medical advice about a seven year old with a chronic discharging ear and possible need for surgery. The discussion notes previous treatments, bleeding at night, and risk of bone infection. The writer, a 20 year old woman, recounts a tuberculosis history and asks about nursing a future infant and potential infection risks for the child.
A Seattle nurse praises Wonder Health Restorer as a true nature remedy for rheumatism, sciatica, asthma and many stomach and nervous illnesses. The testimonial claims rapid sleep, weight gain, and recovery after flu while noting a six weeks course costs $5.06 and a money back guarantee.
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