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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1916
Page
4
In a column praising Western women for voting independent of party lines, the piece argues suffrage is a right, condemns straight party voting, and cites Wilson's re-election and GOP missteps. It salutes women for resisting party traps and urges lasting independence.
A light remark hints at visiting a school to observe how European geography is taught. No specific date or place is given, but the tone suggests curiosity about regional studies in education.
An essay notes that O. Henry once served a prison term in his early life, shocking readers. It argues the writer’s greatness remains despite sensational advertising and questions whether the author’s heart stayed true. The piece asserts the body and soul of Sydney Porter and O. Henry differ.
Worn by defeat, Charles Hughes falls as Will E Humphrey faces a lame duck term at about ten thousand dollars annually. John F Miller succeeds in the House. Poindexter defeats Humphrey in a Senate bid. Hamilton’s contract taints the city lighting project. The U-53 rests in a German port as global powers gauge the war’s grip.
A little boy explains a color patch is actually his own skin after two elderly women question his mother's sewing. The scene unfolds amid a Ladies' Home Journal vignette.
The Duke de Chaulnes grandson of Theodore P. Shonts heads the New York subway system. He eagerly wishes to go to the French front but remains with his mother Miss Theodora Shonts at White Sulphur Springs Virginia under guard.
In a perilous coal mine rescue, Sandy dons a boy’s clothes to join Miles and the workers. Amid gas and collapse, Miles reveals a truth about love and sacrifice, affirming a shared future as rescuers break through. Miles and Sandy endure together until safety arrives and healing begins.
For the convalescent and the weary price one dollar at all drug stores or sent collect on delivery. Humphreys' Homes Medicine Co. 166 William St New York.
Jesse H. Sumrall accuses Canal Lumber Company of firing him because he is a Democrat on the eve of the national election. He claims managers justified the act as political dismissal to intimidate workers and influence votes. He urges independent thought and labor solidarity without malice. The letter argues workers’ rights and justice in a turbulent political moment.
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