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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

May 23, 1921

Page

9

Seattle Tax System Compared With Other States

An editorial argues Seattle taxes real estate and personal property higher than many peers while imposing no income or intangible taxes. It claims this favors homeowners and renters, urging a modern tax system to boost building, industry, and prosperity by diversifying revenue beyond property levies.

Seattle Tacoma Washington New York Wisconsin Oregon California

Epidemics debate and veteran job concerns letters

In letters to the editor, M. D. Parkhurst questions Dr. J A Lapp’s claim that epidemics were driven by fear and saviors of the country while another reader urges the paper to investigate hiring practices at Puget Sound Navy Yard, noting veteran job needs and married couples in the workforce.

M. D. Parkhurst Ninth Ave Puget Sound Navy Yard

World Notes on John B. Stanchfield’s Rise to Fame

John B. Stanchfield, son of Elmira New York’s country doctor, tried eleven jobs before pursuing law. A sermon on Failure spurred him to Cambridge and Harvard Law School, later admitted to the New York bar. He is hailed as the United States’ greatest trial lawyer, insisting passion and purpose beat comfort.

John B. Stanchfield Elmira N. Y Cambridge Harvard Law School Hae New York United States

Japanese women plan peace association for world harmony

Japanese women organize a women's peace association to promote global harmony and advocate nonviolence through community action and public outreach across cities and campuses.

Jack of all trades no ceiling plastering shown

A rough saying notes that a jack of all trades can do many tasks but not plastering a ceiling and adds that experience is a good teacher though many skip work.

Congressional Record Inquiry on Tariff Bill Passage

Senator Penrose questions if the emergency tariff bill is being manipulated to allow gambling interests to pass it. Representative Nelson from Wisconsin questions whether the bill is designed to stop the measure or to bypass reform, signaling legislative contention.

Nelson Rep Wisconsin

Remarkable remarks and varied opinions on society

A collage of quotes from readers and public figures including W F Flemming D C Brown K Be Vernon A N Glaser C B Bartie Mrs Orville T Bright Mayor Couzens Viscount Uchida and Senator King. Topics range from voting registration to temperance and judgments about rascality and age in appearance.

Rm W. Flemming Grand Ave D. C Brown K. BE. Vernon Hotel Rite A. N. Glaser 11Th Ave Co. C. Bartie Renton Couzens Detroit

Teetering Child at Dance Inspired Cartoon Tease

A whimsical verse notes a one year old amid a dance crowd with teething rings and rattles as symbols of scandal and flirtation. It frames a playful scene where infant items become the motif of social mischief.

Prattie Cartoons Magazine

On Installment Plan Joke About Marriage

A Detroit Free Press quip imagines a wife as an installment plan with the remark Mrs. Pigcine-Oh jokes she is getting stouter daily after marriage. The line plays on the notion of a spouse arriving gradually like a debt paid off in installments.

Pigcine Detroit Free Prem

Tanlac credited by Manchester professor for relief from long illness

Prof C J Budiong of Manchester New Hampshire says Tanlac cured decades of rheumatism heart pain headaches constipation and weakness. He gained fifteen pounds and now eats freely sleeps well and feels strong. Tanlac sold at Bartell Drug Stores Seattle and other druggists.

Tanlac C. J. Budiong Manchester N. H School Street Seattle Bartell Drug Stores

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