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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1917
Page
9
The Star promotes growing food to combat high living costs and support wartime needs. It urges city residents to plant in back yards or vacant lots, citing Agriculture Department data on increased farm acreage and promising future garden articles by a local writer.
In reflective notes, pacifists remember a Missourian who repaired a leaky roof only in fair weather. The quip highlights his refusal to mend in wet weather or when it was already late, illustrating cautious practicality.
Washington dispatch says President Wilson will urge Congress next month to pass a law for universal military training. The report notes his general stance and hopes for clear leadership to shape the precise form of legislation. It cautions that final law may differ from his initial proposal as Congress writes the measure.
Pity and sympathy are expressed for the czar though the worst claim is his lack of intellectual strength. The speaker calls a fellow a fool and moral weakling and urges Nicholas to brace up. While Nicholas seeks sympathy, the piece warns against fishing for it as bridges arsenals and mutter works are guarded.
A historic editorial fragment mentions a regent’s role to represent and preserve the divine rights of the reigning family. The text notes ongoing concerns about legitimacy and continuity of royal authority in an unsettled political climate.
An old advertisement extols Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a safe efficient laxative for babies and the entire family. It stresses relief from constipation without griping or narcotics and warns to avoid imitations, urging purchase with the yellow carton label and signature. It promises a free bottle offer through Dry W Wastingee.
A sports column argues the Giants look poised to win the championship in New Orleans. The piece mocks the local optimism and warns the season may hinge on bold predictions rather than cautious claims.
A reader defends Dr. Matthews taking a $1,000 position against critics who say ministers should not enter politics. The letter asserts religious leaders must wield broad influence for righteousness and praises Dr. Matthews’ caliber. It urges civic responsibility over narrow views.
A brief society item notes Jenkins and his wife arguing over jealousy and trust. The husband is said to have gone out often, while the wife sought reassurance, reflecting domestic tensions of the time.
De Spain invites Nana via staged setup to a light Studebaker while his rivals plan to ambush him at the inn. A brawl erupts as Sandusky Logan Morgen and Sassoon confront de Spain. gunfire wounds Sandusky and de Spain, who stumbles away, fights on, and flees into night toward Music Mountain, seeking refuge by a stream as pursuers close in.
In a tense encounter a man named De Spain climbs into a saddle and realizes his belt with a revolver is missing. He searches his belt line, memories fail, and his faculties falter as the hunt intensifies.
The Lana Park swimming pool will open on Saturday March 24 with admission and facility details advertised locally. Residents and visitors are invited to enjoy the new season and facilities.
John Meier's Railroad Shoes and several Dayton and Jefferson models remain at prior prices. Goodyear welt Logger $6.00, Loggers $5.00, Jefferson Cruiser and Kip Logger $7.00 and $7.50, Pacs $4.50 to $8, Chippewa pursues 10 and 12 inch models, Felder hand-made Logger $9, Monarch Pacs unchanged.
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