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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1921
Page
15
A shopper recalls a savings spree at Cherry's on Ave between Medion and Pig'n Whistle. She buys a dress on easy payments and a hand tailored suit for 39.50 while planning to start pay after the first, aiming to avoid Christmas budget conflicts.
J B Asherman claims to have suffered rheumatism for over fifty years after military service and now at 83 lives a active life writing and working as pain vanishes. He promotes a book and free information distributed by Redvefine and P Clear No 594 st Hallowell inc inviting readers to request the cure details.
A reader from 6963 24th Ave S asks how long laws will allow car e spotlights and blinding headlights and suggests Seattle adopt Minnesota style limits for safer streets. The letter argues time wasted harms progress, cites bankers, and pines for stricter illumination rules.
A reader from Hazen writes from bed to support The Star and the Common Chest. He explains financial hardship with a wife and four children and asks Mister Ed to donate a dollar to the Chest, promising to send more once he earns money.
An editorial essay argues that ignorance and selfishness drive much of the economic system, praising knowledge and service as engines of progress. It contrasts notable historical figures with moneyed elites, suggests business trends toward informed, service based decisions, and envisions a future where time saving and honest policy dominate.
An old advertisement touts Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a cure for indigestion and acid upset after meals. It promises relief from belching gas sour stomach and dyspepsia with one or two tablets and suggests carrying a box while traveling.
Letter writer William Onneey from 6053 24th Street S W expresses admiration for Dr Barton’s daily essays in The Star calling them plain and sensible and wishing the world contained more writers like him.
Readers urge action over steep Beat tle taxes and cost of living. They praise a permanent Tax Reduction council and demand accountability at the next election. Citizens question Beattie as the Pacific coast's highest taxed city and seek radical changes in city hall to address the issue.
A letter argues against renaming Mount Rainier to Tacoma Rainier. The writer favors preserving Rainier, highlighting its majestic sound and historical ties, while lampooning Tacoma as a harsh, unsuitable alternative. The piece frames Rainier as the mountaintop’s proper name and signature.
Think Man Arrested Was Portland Thief is held by Sheriff Matt Starwich and Deputies for Portland authorities. Leon Seredrick, 20, laborer, is suspected in the Liberty Theatre robbery on November 7, totaling $9,160. Mrs Julia Smythe, 80, died Monday at 800 28th Ave. body at Bonney Watson's.
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