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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1920
Page
13
An old editorial weighs brick versus Portland cement for Elliott Avenue paving arguing concrete suits heavy traffic but brick remains economical. it warns the cement trust wields political influence and notes a 1919 road bill pushing Portland cement, linking paving choices to broader political and social concerns.
Seattle city council grants firemen one day off per week by ordinance, noting past battles for shorter shifts and double platoons. The editorial argues the move adds human contentment despite higher costs, contrasting with other cities. It ends with a jab about allies discussing Turkey.
A humorous plea to the United States Department of Agriculture to publish guidance for husbands. The piece lists satirical questions about marriage roles and domestic life and notes women can provide answers for the department’s bulletin. Lane praises Washington’s brains as if referring to its permanent residents.
The Department of Commerce shows 1919 export value near eight billion versus 1916’s five and a half, yet tonnage fell from 53 million to 50 million. Imports likewise rise in value but drop in volume from 61 million to 44 million. The piece argues dollar value exaggerates gains and notes higher prices. It ends with a satirical jab at Kaiser and Hoover.
A collage of aphorisms on speech, prosperity, marriage, and luck. It muses that speechless amazement and foregone advantages shape men and women, noting wise husbands hustle and a wife’s belief in her husband’s words. It ends with reflections on blame and fleeting fashions.
An advertorial claim touts a quick at home cough medicine using pine extract and sugar syrup. It promises primary cough relief within minutes, soothing throat membranes and easing bronchial symptoms for children and adults, with a money-back guarantee from Pinex Co.
The article explains a two part approach to protect teeth: polish all surfaces as much as possible and minimize bacteria. It notes flaws in brushing only across surfaces and advocates an up and down motion to avoid pushing bacteria under the gum line.
Dr. Frank Crane explains the Eden Farm example to show why single taxation proponents say value gains come from the community. He argues that long-term property appreciation results from communal growth, not the owner's effort, and that if the state taxed such increments it would replace taxes on property itself.
An advice column urges immediate dental health checks noting medical authorities link many ailments to teeth. The piece argues delayed treatment worsens suffering and may shorten life, urging readers to consult a qualified professional today.
The text describes brushing strategies to prevent inflammatory conditions like pyorrhea. It advises brushing across tooth necks first, then downward on upper teeth and upward on lower teeth, sweeping between teeth and cleaning inner arches. It notes brushing chewing surfaces with backward and forward strokes to cleanse grooves.
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