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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1918
Page
9
A reflective editorial celebrates the 1621 Pilgrims first Thanksgiving and the Civil War era liberty won. It envisions a world freed from bondage and notes America’s leadership and enduring prosperity as the nation gathers for worship and gratitude.
The Washington Supreme Court bars Seattle attorney C Mills for life over a sealed letter allegedly containing a blackmail threat. Although bar examiners urged a one year suspension and Mills was acquitted criminally, the court’s harsh ruling prompts criticism of judicial leniency and motives linked to the Gill Hoyt and Frye affair.
A political editorial condemns William Hohenzollern as a murderous threat to civilization urging decisive action by Allied and neutral powers. It argues he plots against peace, provokes internal strife, and endangers the United States and allies, demanding immediate measures and questioning victors’ delay.
A city urges gratitude for the two million servicemen who fought in Europe, praising their sacrifice and urging support for War Savings Stamps. It honors national leaders, workers at home, and the global reach of victory, calling this America’s all‑world day of thanks.
A satirical collage features Dr Brown and Eddie Hobart jokes, streetcar praise, and a tirade on peace and war era leaders. It weaves mockery of officials, a jab at price hikes, and vintage quips about Teddy, Clemenceau, and Lloyd George alongside a whiskey tavern reminiscence.
A reader argues for tighter wages distinctions between married and single workers, urges women to return to home life, and notes economic shifts postwar. The letter emphasizes home economics, family responsibility, and social expectations for men and women.
A woman laments marriage to Bob and doubts her fit as wife and partner. She recalls her friend Martha’s cautionary views on brains, mystery, and independence, noting Bob’s patronizing behavior and her own struggle for equality. The piece ends with a question about fault and happiness.
Mrs A Dixon of Brooklyn a trained nurse endorses a home dye remedy claiming gray hair can be turned black brown or light brown using a powder called Oriex dissolved in water and combed through. The box allegedly contains full directions and a $100 gold bond guarantee that it contains no harmful metals or coal tar products.
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