Rodgers Silent on Shipyard Plans and Industry Support
The Star reports Dave Rodgers has not issued a statement denying claims of a closed shop stance affecting his shipyard project. Associated Industries rejects accusations of hindering openings, noting members have funded equipment and seek yard reopening, while Rodgers may use any funds or people to proceed. The piece ends with a remark on clothing prices tied to patches becoming fashionable.
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Dave
Star
Seattle
Associated Industries
Rodgers
How Small How Big Is the Universe Debate at NAS
Scientists at the National Academy of Sciences discuss whether the universe is vast or if the Milky Way contains most stars. Dr. Curtis argues for a small Milky Way based cosmos about 30 000 light years across and 3 000 light years thick. Dr. Shapley favors a galaxy ten times larger with countless other universes beyond detectability. The piece reflects on humanity’s tiny place in space and ends noting a country’s independence and a shipping board profit of about 3.25 million.
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National Academy of Sciences
Herbert PD
Curtis
Milky Way
Harlow Shapley
Capital levy debated to clear war debt and curb inflation
The article compares approaches to taxing capital to retire the war debt, noting Italy's plan of a capital levy over decades and a progressive tax on fortunes. It argues some American capitalists favor a multiyear levy to absorb Liberty bonds and stabilize finances while acknowledging constitutional limits on direct taxes.
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Italy
United States
America
Be Patient With France on War Debt Payment
The piece urges patience as France owes the United States billions from World War funding. It warns aggressive demand could harm global stability, notes France suffered vast wartime losses, and cites Premier Millerand calling for time to breathe and recover. A French tax idea on tourists is mentioned as a possible measure.
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France
United States
America
Millerand
Himeeck
Letters to Editor on inflated prices and advertising tricks
The writer denounces high priced shoes and goods in the United States, accusing advertisers of propaganda and price manipulation. She argues foreign markets, exchange rates, and coordinated ads push up costs while calling for scrutiny of federal and local authority to protect consumers. Maywraith Magrath signs as An American Woman.
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the Star
Europe
America
London
New York
Chicago
Beney
Imberly
O'Reilly
Methodist Church Conference Faces Rule on Worldliness
An essay commentary ahead of the Dew Moines quadrennial general conference argues the Methodist Episcopal Church should abandon its prohibitions on dancing card playing and theatre and align with a universal church model. It contends rules suited to early American Methodism are outdated in a global church and urges membership on principles rather than restrictive conduct.
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Holia Ith
Dew Moines
United States
Church of England
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Roman Catholica
Presbyterians
Wesley
America
Bayer Aspirin Ad Emphasizes Genuine Trademark
An advertisement urges buyers to insist on Bayer Tablets of Aspirin stamped with the Bayer Crown for genuine relief. It touts physicians’ use for over eighteen years and safety proven by millions, noting inexpensive packs of twelve tablets and larger packages sold by druggists.
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Bayer
To Flake Off an Old or Soiled Complexion
A persuasive note outlines a merorized wax regimen claimed to remove old skin and reveal a youthful complexion. It asserts the wax whitens faded skin, reduces freckles and blotches, and is available at drug stores. Users apply at night with cold cream and rinse in the morning.
Everett True by Condo 13 on the Thes Increas
The fragment from Everett True references Condo 13 and a rise in the thes increase era. No clear event, date, or organization is readable beyond these terms.
Today’s Best Bet and Oddities from the News
A collage of quips and notes ranging from political jibes about whisky prices at a G O P convention to curious local items. Mentions of a body found in Lake Union and a death by own action are referenced with bizarre theories. The column ends with social musings about teachers, strikes, and a cobbler sticking to his last.
Yesterday Today Tomorrow in Simple Advice on Work
The speaker urges dropping yesterday's mistakes and focusing on today. Plan clearly for tomorrow, but act now and do the tasks well. Boss perceptions matter little compared with steady daily effort and personal reliability.
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Next Turday
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Mie
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