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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1922
Page
11
Everett residents denounce the telechronometer after a month of trials. The device, touted to lower phone costs, instead raises bills by about 3 dollars per year per line, with added costs for meter readers and lease of the device. Critics argue rate hikes are inevitable and utilities profits protected.
The piece argues bankruptcy rules shape credit, Russia must honor past debts to secure loans, and repudiation weakens both state and economy. It laments U S and Russian financial conduct, notes Rep King’s medical statue quip, and criticizes Interior Secretary Fall amid Teapot Dome scrutiny and Washington clamor.
In Nebraska a fully preserved predatory tooth from an ancient creature was discovered. Researchers confirm the specimen remains intact and intact. A toothpaste company plans to advertise using the relic in a historical promotion.
A compact reflection on human companions with wolves highlighting how some people reveal every event to their animals while others go beyond. The piece contrasts transparency with guarded storytelling in the bond between man and wolf.
A Bremerton reader argues Filipinos can become U S citizens under the 1918 act and remains loyal, educated, and patriotic. She decries prejudice against Filipinos on the Pacific coast, cites World War I service, and urges equal treatment alongside American boys.
A May issue letter by Alice M. B. Meyer challenges Prohibition arguments citing biblical wine. The writer argues biblical wine differs from intoxicating liquor, notes historical use of medicinal wine, and recalls ancient and biblical cautions against drunkenness.
Word of the day explains intransigent meaning refusing to compromise. It notes pronunciation and usage in political matters with historical roots and example sentences. The entry cites De Valera and references to law and wine as unfermented juice in Passover customs.
The column argues over teacher salaries and classroom roles, noting orders from administrators and concerns about time spent on facilities and nonacademic activities. It reflects taxpayer interest and sympathy for teachers amid wide reforms and student discipline.
A reader criticizes funding for school health measures arguing nurses and taxpayer funded automobiles burden taxpayers and questions why autos for teachers aren’t provided. The letter calls for a new school board to end perceived drives and secrecy.
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