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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1920
Page
21
The text argues that turning Germany to hereditary rule risks foreign interference and prolonged dynastic policy, while an elected head would avoid perpetual foreign policy inheritance. It cites Berlin unrest and the need for a stable postwar government to protect global peace and honor the peace treaty.
A comic household scene unfolds as Pa renovates while Ma bossily manages the chaos. He paints, rehangs pictures, and the family endures a week of mess before order returns. The dialogue contrasts gender roles and patience in a humorous domestic sketch.
Three men in a railway car discuss party labels. The voter asks what each party actually stands for and what distinct principles define republican and democrat positions. The exchange ends with both men puzzled as the train stops and the voter remains with unanswered questions. The final line notes the president remains the leading slugger in the note writing league.
Readers discuss Kansas industrial relations law and Governor Fraiser’s coal mine takeover. One letter defends the action as necessary for public welfare and critiques big business. A second letter laments early light thrift and its impact on working families, followed by an advertisement noting Luna Park Swimming Pool opens March 27.
Advertisement style note for Mother Gray’s Sweet Powders used for soothing children. Mentions Botwer Gray Co llery and product relief claims.
A fragmentary 1920s humor column with jokes about Kidd in Washington, a noodle soup gag, a phony hat that lights at night, theft of whisky, and a satirical note on postwar politics. Includes a mock letter about tax burdens and a quip on a New York society girl eloping with a paperhanger.
A mother should enforce daily morning elimination to build lifelong health in children. The ad promotes Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a safe non narcotic laxative for infants and families, claiming wide use and benefits. It invites readers to request more information from B Caldwell, Sevent, Missouri.
A verse by Edmund Vance Cooke argues that humans possess two ears eyes hands and feet to balance seeking and restraint. It contends that careful listening prevents haste while dual limbs imply alternating use and self restraint against harming others.
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