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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1922
Page
11
A late registration plea urges citizens to register at the county city building before the two closing days. It counters poll tax fears and stresses civic duty while urging compliance and warning of slow books. The piece also includes political commentary on President Harding and a mix of quotations and humor.
Parisian models display the latest French fashions in New York as skirts appear longer once more. The piece notes male readers' differing views on fashion trends and ties in brief reflections on colonial oppression and freedom under various flags.
A wandering Eastern professor leads students to the country to study rocks and laments memory as unreliable. He assigns John to fetch his watch, noting about 15 minutes before the train. The piece reflects on greatness, character, and the idea that the fastest person may be the one who marries 15 times.
A humorous rant critiques endless congressional recordings broadcast by radio. The writer mocks tedious debates and amendments while contrasting with entertaining music and motion picture ideas. The piece laments neglect of worthwhile remarks in favor of dull procedural chatter.
Magician Kellar dies aged 73, once hailed as the greatest sorcerer among Earth’s billion plus population. The report notes crowds were awed by his feats yet recognized they were tricks, while observations link belief in magic to past gullibility fading with science and education.
A reader signs as ROSS PARKER at 1603 Terry Ave praising Dan Landon for mayoral candidacy. The writer attacks the public utilities department, calls for its overhaul, and criticizes current administration over car track neglect at Pine and Terry. Parker urges decisive change and portrays Landon as a candidate of the people.
A Richmond Beach resident argues for the 30-10 school funding measure, comparing current and proposed per-child funding, district wealth, and attendance. She contends the plan equalizes funding across districts and prevents wealthier areas from dominating resources.
The ad promotes Hermotone as a blood and nerve builder available at drug stores for 1.00 and 2.00 per bottle. It targets weak, pale, anaemic and thin people promising strength and wellness.
A reader identifies as a full-blooded American trying to locate his homeland while stranded in Seattle. He describes encounters with various ethnic groups and asks for guidance to return to the United States, detailing local job types and shops he has encountered.
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