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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Nov 08, 1922

Page

13

Japan's Dual Government and Armaments Scandal

A historical report details a secret munitions transfer from Vladivostok held by a Czech-Slovak army unit to Marshal Chang Tso-lin's Manchurian faction, without Tokyo's knowledge. It highlights a clash between Japan's military staff and civilian government, undermining trust and signaling deeper governance issues. Harvard experts predict prices remain high for a decade, and a satirical line jokes about an ideal husband who earns pay nightly.

Vladivostok Chang Tso-lin Kato Japan Siberia Tokyo Baron Kato

King Victor Emmanuel Shapes Revolt Into Royal Parade

An analysis of how Victor Emmanuel manipulated the Fascist threat into a royal review, transforming a potential coup into a celebratory spectacle. The piece also notes Isadora Duncan’s orchestra leader’s first name and pokes fun at Metaxakis the patriarch’s name, reflecting light political and cultural observations of the era.

Isadora Duncan Modest

The Average Auto Purchaser Describes a Typical Buyer

The Cleveland Trust Co outlines an average auto buyer: a 33 year old married man with a $350 monthly income, a $700 down payment on a $1,400 car, paying $100 monthly, owning $5,000 in real estate equity and about $2,000 wage property. The note says auto ownership is common, about one in ten Americans, and mentions overall prosperity.

Cleveland Trust Co

Great Jokes From Little Chestnuts

Dr. Juan Balme of the Mexican department reports a peach almond hybrid now growing where the peach kernel once was. The invention promises a two in one fruit and evokes playful musings about future crossbreeds and ham and eggs.

Juan Balme Mexican Horticultural Department Department of Commerce

New Grass for Golf Courses From Creeping Bent Grass

The Bureau of Plant Industry develops a new grass from creeping bent that improves golf ball bounce. The discovery attracts broad interest, far exceeding curiosity about celestial bodies. The note hints at practical, personal relevance and everyday happenings.

Uncle Sam Bureau of Plant Industry

How About Heat on Street Cars

Letter from S. H. Marria of 5340 Fairview Ave complains about lack of heat in morning street cars. He questions Henderson's claim about late-season heater orders and urges the city to provide heat between 6:30 and 10 a.m. arguing afternoon service is cheaper. He references Mayor Brown and fare issues.

the Star Henderson Brown Cotld Mike H. Tmarria Fairview Ave

The Good-Natured Yankee Way Poem Analysis

A light verse notes that vanquished rivals will accept defeat with good humor while victors refrain from gloating. It frames political contest as a playful contest between sides with lasting spirit. The piece, attributed to W W DOTTEN, reflects cheerful sportsmanlike attitude.

Buy Seattle Made Wearing Apparel Boost for Seattle

A letter urges Seattle residents and merchants to stop buying New York produced suits, coats, shirts, shoes, and ties. It argues local tailors, shoes, tie and cap factories, and ready-made clothing are as good as New York offerings, and calls commerce to support Seattle to become a second New York. The note is signed by Ralph A. Gemmill of 203 Third Ave.

the Star Seattle New York Ralph A. Gemmill Third Ave

The Carpenter Hobby In Gentle Verse Of Craft And Joy

A playful poem celebrates carpentry as a joyful hobby that turns bungling into fun. It praises planning, measuring, and shaping items like tables chairs and shelves while praising the maker’s pride, persistence, and skill growth despite early mistakes. It notes the hobby offers escape from worries and embraces tinkering across crafts.

No Hereditary Disease Named by Doctors in San Francisco

Scientists at a San Francisco meeting say no chronic disorder can be clearly labeled hereditary. They explain a hereditary disease must be encoded by genes in chromosomes and follow a mathematical order, a condition not met by rheumatism epilepsy St Vitus dance insanity cancer or diabetes, easing modern fears.

San Francisco

Boy Kills Savage Wolf Near Breweter Washington

Letter from W. W. Clough of Everett recounts Amelia Deffland driving a wolf into a fence corner at Breweter and killing it with a club. He cites neighbor A. H. Myers who killed a wolf with bare hands after his dog failed to drive it away. Myers jumped from his horse, frightened the wolf, which fell, then he stomped it to death.

Eivery South Dakota Breweter Wash Amelia Deffland A. H. Myers Myers

Graceful negligee described in blue satin and velvet

A softly draped model features sapphire blue satin and blue velvet with silver lining. Elaborate sleeves and a novel collar add elegance. The description emphasizes simplicity as the key to the most effective negligee.

Golden Jail Anniversary Celebrated at Waupun

In Waupun Wisconsin a golden anniversary was celebrated at the state penitentiary with guests of up to 16 000 and the main guest William Maxwell number 1 737 aged 82 who has served 60 years of a life sentence for murder The prison bakery produced the largest cake in celebration.

Waupun Wis Numbera William Maxwell State Penitentiary Maxwell

Nurse praises Ron-Opto eye remedy and relief from strain

A nurse from Manchester recounts recovery after using Ron-Opto for nervous strain and eye fatigue. She praises the program, notes improved vision and comfort, and endorses the product as a physician recommended home remedy with a printed formula.

Nurse Ron-Opto Wonderful Eye Remedy

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