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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1921
Page
9
Readers discuss whether a soft answer can avert wrath with varying takes. W R Watson argues timing matters. N H W Clark notes rapid anger changes response. Edwin Pickering and Ben Levy offer playful or cautious comments while Mrs Cora Haslett jokes about privacy. others hint at practical limits.
The piece argues that the female of the species shares a timeless maternal core, likening a cow’s calm, motherhood driven by love to the modern woman who advances in career yet secretly cherishes maternity. It contrasts efficiency with romance, suggesting happiness lies in fulfilled motherhood.
Rep Jones of Texas condemns a scheme where traders in the wheat pit wager on price movements without delivering actual wheat. He argues such speculation fuels price swings and harms the bread supply, labeling the participants as useless and destructive to production.
A collection of quotes spans figures from Dr George C Land Milwaukee health official to Lady Astor and General Pershing. They address differences with Japan and Germany, the mood of postwar society, urban housing versus public housing, pro and anti war sentiments, and concerns about liberty and economic policy.
A nutrition guide explains two food kinds: repair foods like meat and eggs to rebuild tissues, and fuel foods such as bread, vegetables, sugar, and fats to power the body. Balance is key. avoid excess meat for sedentary workers and favor plenty of vegetables and fruit.
The moss-grown topic of secret sessions gains attention as editors urge the senate to stop locking itself behind doors when discussing treaties and nominations. The column notes confusion over terms league and association and quips that Philadelphia lawyers might be needed.
A narrator recounts a long car journey to an assembly with his granddaughter, noting the sunset behind them and the blessing found in life’s solemn moments. The piece reflects on faith journeys, endurance, and distant promises as a guiding theme.
Letters defend Prohibition, mock religious support for wine, and urge law obedience. A Seattle reader recounts anti Japanese sentiment and support for returning soldiers, while Fr M Bird defends prohibition and condemns discrediting articles.
Old Timer ENVOY praises a young Cobb for his bold feats and sparkling style, noting his deft handling and lively, confident presence on the field or court.
London Mail reports mixed reception at a wedding with bridesmaid chatter and guests noting the bride’s stunning appearance while the bridegroom appeared stunned. The remark captures social tone and public reaction to the ceremony.
A parent reports a 10 year old girl with hearing loss after adenoids and tonsils were removed. The physician notes nasal catarrh and chronic throat issues likely from adenoids and urges ongoing care with a throat specialist and adherence to treatments. The adenoids removal may improve nasal breathing but long term catarrh may need extended treatment.
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