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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1915
Page
4
The piece weighs German philosophy that force upholds right. It argues that in the United States the majority may be right now yet asks how future force will align with the weak or the powerful. It questions whether a stronger minority or a productive majority will guide justice.
A fragment surveys 19th and 20th century silhouettes from hoop skirts to Chinese women’s attire with notes on evolving authority and public taste. The text hints at changing fashions and lingering debates over style dominance.
A newspaper feature on training dogs with a simple play dead trick taught by Hector. Readers invited to submit pets for an Empress theatre showcase with prizes. Instructions cover lying down, staying on his side, and reacting to cues bang or dead. The piece cautions against punishment.
In a Rosierician Fellowship hall lecture, Prof. H. L. Booth warned that Mars faces severe thirst as its water dwindles. He urged pity for Martians and suggested conservation efforts to ensure their survival amid shrinking liquid reserves.
The local branch of the British and American union is being formed by the Board of Trade to boycott all German products and boost Canadian manufacturing. The committee was appointed to establish the Victoria office and organize anti German trade actions.
The article catalogs a swell of fashionable items including a Russian smock and a hour glass silhouette dubbed the princesse with references to Marie Antoinette, Carmen, Napoleon and a balloon Petticoat. It humorously laments a wife who typically designs her own dresses and urges restraint this season.
A vivid wartime vision notes grass growing green at Gettysburg and Waterloo with Europe blooming postwar. It argues against using human bodies as fertilizer, calling it a horrible thought and a poor use for heroes.
A stark appeal reframes war from heroic myth to brutal reality, urging precise language to confront violence. By choosing careful terms, the text argues, public understanding and action can end cycles of conflict.
The piece notes Congressman Ill Humphrey touring clubs and lodges to promote preparedness. It suggests broad support except from Bryan and questions his silence on a $169,500 post office site purchase by Uncle Sam from a friend.
A town column critiques wealthy colleges and state aid for students while condemning prosecutorial tactics that breach witness secrecy. It argues justice should be even and warns against partial advantage in trials. The piece also notes tractor need in cut-over lands and reports Allies recognizing Carranza.
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