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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1917
Page
4
The piece argues that a war with Germany will trigger broad public shifts and two main factions. One favors alliance with the Allies and a united war effort, the other seeks an independent war with Germany. It predicts debates over Allied treaties and the impact on trade and policy.
British official argues American tractors boost wartime food, but lasting self sufficiency requires sweeping land reforms. He cites vast estates controlling cultivation and calls for social and economic overhaul dating to ancient times, noting potential upheaval could be worth the cost if it frees England. A new novel hints at a future “woman's age.”
More than 40 ministers and five premiers have come and gone in Russia since the war began. The war’s first year saw massive losses of women and children at home as armies lacked powered guns, offering a stark lesson for the United States.
Marie B. Smith of 7409 10th Ave NE applauds The Star and journalist Mabel Abbott for impartial reporting on Thomas H. Tracy charged with first degree murder. She urges continued fairness consistent with the presumption of innocence until proven guilty.
Ernest Gall of Tron Mountain Mich is believed to have set a new record for fine writing by transcribing the Lord's prayer on a paper one eighth of an inch in size. He also penned the prayer six times on a two cent stamp totaling 390 words.
Argentina officials and sources say US entry into the war could flood money into war measures and curtail foreign loans. They also expect other American nations to stay neutral regardless of US actions.
A reflective verse hints that small acts of malice and spite fuel conflict. The piece frames a contrast between petty venom and a plea for peaceful resolution, ending with a quiet wish for good night.
Dr Edwards 17 years as a physician presents Olive Tablets as a calomel substitute for constipation and torpid liver. The vegetable laxative is gentle with no griping and aids normal bowel and liver function. Quick, pleasant results are promised from one or two tablets at bedtime in 10c or 25c sizes.
Nan Morgan discovers Henry de Spain wounded and hiding near a rocky ledge after a Calabasas fight. He pleads with her to relay that he is alive yet nearly out of ammo while Nan wrestles with loyalty and danger surrounding Uncle Duke and Gale.
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