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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1921
Page
9
A Memorial Day meditation recalls the German breakthrough on a six mile front near Chateau Thierry and Dormans, the American counterstroke, and the long road to democracy. It honors the dead, Gold Star Mothers, and echoes Lincoln on government by the people.
Reader asks about a six year old girl with an itchy back during activity. The piece explains sway back and forward shoulders, recommends abdominal-focused exercises, posture alignment, and cautions gradual progression plus outdoor activities to improve tone and posture. It also includes a patient note on dizziness and a needle injury with advice to seek medical evaluation if symptoms persist.
The piece argues widowers with many children deserve recognition for singlehandedly managing home life and childrearing. It notes their hardship, contrasts with widows, and praises their patience, discipline, and enduring contributions to daughters who grow up responsible.
The Columbia (S. C.) Record features sharp quotes on empire, longevity, foreign entanglements, and prohibition. The items juxtapose iron will, longevity for “Pussyfoot” Johnson, Harding’s stance, and government spending with blunt, opinionated language.
A narrative reflecting on the Civil War and the idea that the nation is one and free. It recalls white and black soldiers, the roles of Northern and Southern families, and the enduring memory of the war as a spring memorial. The speaker urges remembrance of the war’s principles and unity.
A reader laments Port Townsend officials ignoring the west end of Jefferson County. He cites 18 Hooh River families, abandoned homesteads, and costly trail work versus a permanent road. He urges building a durable road to serve settlers and schools, noting windstorm damage and limited visits by the county engineer.
A draft of remarks blends quotes from Sir Auckland Geddes and J Weaton Allen with views on Prohibition New York scenes and naval affairs. Notable lines reference New York dry status and enforcement of the Volstead Act, plus comments on railroads and surplus meat disposition.
A collection of short diary style notes from readers including Edgar Hadley indicating parade plans, Holl planning a long day's rent around home, Joseph Bauer working as usual, Drusw deciding moment by moment what to do next, and Mrs French preparing her daughter for a tip mast.
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