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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1922
Page
17
A humorous verse era piece satirizes election results with a counting refrain from seven down to one million majority. It blends political quips on peace with Germany taxes and tariffs, then shifts to a biblical quote and New Year resolve.
The Detroit Toledo and Trenton rail line posted a loss of 530 656 in 1921 while noting a prior year loss of 2 184 885. Supporters say the 1 654 29 gain marks solvency progress despite coal freight rate limits and Ford’s broader business influence.
Italy’s Benito Mussolini, 38, engages with King Victor Emmanuel III to form a new cabinet. He is set to act as premier and assume three portfolios, leading the Fascisti after rising from socialist leadership and wartime activism.
Early 20th century science notes the discovery of vegetable pepsin and various plant and animal digestants. The article links digestion research to diet knowledge and mentions Mussolini's rise, fascist organization, and social-political turmoil in Italy during and after World War I.
The piece notes Mussolini's diverse background from iron worker's son to educator and writer. It predicts his power shift could scrap the Italy Jugoslavia treaty on the Adriatic and seeks Malta annexation, risking a clash with Great Britain. Interspersed quotes contrast philosophy with a jokey reply.
VIVEROLS France Nov. Before M. Jean Duptus died in 1885 he told his son he hated burial in the ground. The son had a glass coffin made for a private chapel and filled it with spirits of wine to preserve his father's body. It rested there for 17 years.
The essay surveys the eclipse debates of 1923 and the 1925 sighting, exploring whether starlight bends near the sun as Einstein predicted. It notes general unfamiliarity with the theory yet serious interest among scientists, and jokes about bending time, curved light, and a future that loops back.
Muskegon police arrest 31 year old Raymond Eugene Wilson at 6 pm after kidnapping and assault of a 12 year old girl. He confesses next morning, is arraigned by Judge Vanderwerp, jailed on a 40 year sentence, and set for prison by 3 30 pm. The paper lauds rapid punishment as a curb on mob violence.
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