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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

May 25, 1921

Page

11

We've Been Foolish Long Enough

Letter writer argues bondholders pay indirect taxes through rents and home ownership while bonds escape taxation. Calls for cutting expenses and shifting tax load via state income tax or reform, noting Seattle versus San Francisco costs and the need to adopt a more economical, balanced tax system.

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Letters to the Editor on taxes and city issues

A reader criticizes The Star for alleged inefficiency in reporting taxes and urges publication of true facts and data. The letter questions the paper's stance on Seattle administration, police, booze knockdowns, and city services, calling for accountability and reform.

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The Woman Citizen Examines Homemaker Mother and Voter Load

The feature asks how today’s woman can balance homemaking mothering and voting while facing gender specific ailments. It urges Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound as a conscientious treatment at the first signs of backache dragging down sensations common to women.

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Remarkable remarks from leaders across sports science and industry

A collage of quotes from Georges Carpentier on boxing health and readiness. Daniel Willard discusses railway finance. Dean Hien url Ruediger mocks Edison questions. Dr Lily Owen Purbank on youth respect. John Din Robertson notes peanut consumption. The piece notes wireless telephony lag.

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