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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1921
Page
9
A collage of quoted snippets features a movie heroine plot with mistaken accusations, local notices about beer entitlements and judge rulings, fashion shifts to white tuxedos, a revival tale at a Boone canning factory, a Manchester real estate teaser, and light jokes on bathing attire and mirrors.
A reader identifying as Heine, a Seattle area automobile business owner and taxpayer, denounces recent state lawmakers in Olympia for increasing taxes including a proposed poll tax. The letter laments heavy taxation on auto owners and residents, calling for drastic measures and expressing frustration with fiscal policy.
The article provides a Benjamin peeve column critique paired with a chart prepared by the Federal Reserve Bank of New York. It shows commodity price changes since 1825, noting declines to a 1913–1878 level and predicting a 1934 return to dollar parity, with commentary on generational price perception and the impact on wages, rents, and living costs.
A distinguished man warns against superficial optimism and the thoughtless chorus of smiling through trouble. He notes real world pains and fate, but finds ground for optimism in everyday kindness, moral impulses, and the capacity for betterment. He calls to face hardship with faith and courage.
A terse frontier remark notes that many people blindly give orders while lacking judgment and awareness, warning that consequences often return to those who overestimate their authority.
A fragmented excerpt shows multiple speakers exchanging terse remarks about a social event. The snippet mentions various named individuals and addresses, ending with an odd note about permanent waves and a chair being boiled and baked. The passage resembles a humorous or cryptic social exchange from a historical column.
An editorial critiques the Washington administration’s plan to reorganize executive departments. It proposes creating three new departments Public Works Welfare and Transportation to reduce red tape and boost efficiency while warning voters to monitor lobbyists and politicians who may push self serving reforms.
Reader describes chest pain dizziness and weakness with a neck swelling. Experts advise ruling out nerve involvement and seeking a second opinion from a qualified physician before considering goitre surgery.
A clipped quotation page cites statements by Near Admiral Huse declaring a war between England and the United States inconceivable. It also quotes Thomas Marshall urging national action and reforms toward a more productive republic.
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