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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1916
Page
4
A 1930s style editorial praises U S national conscience and leadership. It argues peace over war, shared prosperity, and moral progress as true blessings beyond material riches, urging gratitude to God for America thinking rightly and using abundance to help all humanity.
The Texas colonel, E. M. House, is described as a silent adviser who attended the first major post election conference with the president. He stands out as the campaign donor and confidant whose future role in cabinet or peace discussions is widely speculated. House remains reticent, yet influential as a trusted Texan associate.
A writer argues that Christmas meaning is lost when workers behind the counter endure long hours and stress for last minute shoppers. The piece urges immediate purchases to spare shopgirls the pre Christmas nightmare and backlogs of December 23.
Railroads across districts have sued to enforce the Adam eight hour law, aiming for a quick government test case to cut costs. Lawyers represent the costly burden on the railroads, with expenses ultimately borne by passengers and shippers.
The author criticizes the forthcoming December session of a repudiated House to legislate for the nation. He contrasts it with an employer firing a worker yet letting them stay on, calling the House reckless, indifferent, and capable of significant misdeeds before March 4th. Emphasizes December 2 as Nonpartisan Day urged to sign early.
A collage of items notes a Thanksgiving like prayer in Colyum by Charles B. Drieccit praising Jehovah for preservation through war and asking for peace and mercy. He thanks the faithful, while other bits joke about cider saving a farm, janitors helping tenants, and a Chicago jury verdict on intoxication with a surreal lion anecdote.
In a swift, tense scene, Brouillard orders rapid purchases as a crowd swarms Garner’s office. Mirapolis stocks surge after a gold placard sparks a citywide frenzy. Handley and officials scramble as power and labor tensions threaten dam work and the Huckskin extension.
Brouillard tightens grip on Mirapolis crisis after a deadly mass confrontation at Pegleg John's. Amy Massingale seeks help as Cortwright wrestles with a pistol and Cartwright faces implicated, banked debt linked to the Coronida Grant.
Resinol Ointment claims to end itching and heal skin troubles quickly. It has been prescribed by physicians for over 20 years and is sold by all druggists with samples available by writing to Resinol in Baltimore, Maryland.
Mayor H. Gill opened the Nortona lodge bazaar held in the I O G T hall at 1109 Virginia avenue. The fair runs until midnight Saturday.
The pumping station cannot be used and the University of Washington has petitioned the city for a special manufacturers water rate to maintain supply.
Edwin Putnam of Wendell Depot Massachusetts slipped while reaching for building material in a loft and fell ten feet onto a wood pile. He suffered back injuries and widespread bruising but improved after using Sloan's Liniment, which he bought at a drugstore for 50 cents to 1 dollar.
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