Where Are You Bound Brother Saving Campaign Ends
The Star urges readers to save starting now and offers to match one dollar with fifty cents. It argues saving is vital for future security, citing life outcomes and urging a deposit at Seattle National Bank as a seed for the Tree of Savings. It also contrasts public and private power approaches via Senator Norris remarks on government versus private operation.
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Star
Seattle National Bank
Senator Norris
Senate Committee On Agriculture and Forestry
Towa
Virginia Lou
Iowa
Virginia Lou Innnes
Eagle Brand
Vridge Mann
Vorks
Yanks
Giants
Hunting Season Opens Theme of Mercy Versus Sport
A reader condemns hunting as cruel and species extinction driven by thrill and sport. The letter argues that hunters abuse animals during autumn, notes land access, closed seasons, and government restocking. It laments the lack of mercy and calls for nonlethal alternatives.
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J. M. Stanley
Self de Fenee
May Be That Man in Tacoma Nominates by One Vote
A fragmented editorial notes a single vote deciding an election in Tacoma and compares the potential impact to Seattle. It highlights upcoming registration and warns unregistered citizens may lose their chance to vote. The piece emphasizes vigilance and participation in the electoral process.
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Tacoma
Seattle
Tronde
Wealth of ex-kaiser Hohenzollern valued beyond estimate
The ex-kaiser’s wealth remains unestimated by the Prussian finance ministry. In Berlin alone he controls 58 palaces and estates with properties across Germany and numerous mortgages. The piece argues such wealth should fund reparations, and ends with aphorisms about perception and pride.
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Ministry of Finance
Hohenzollerns
Prussia
Berlin
Bill
Germany
Marvelous Anta and Army Ants in Science Wonder
A featured excerpt describes the remarkable white ant in Ceylon marching as 260000 soldiers in lines with officers, their jaws capable of destroying wood, and other insect marvels from J Arthur Thomson’s Out of Science. It notes locusts forming living bridges and bees performing hive duties as part of mutual aid.
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South Africa
Ceylon
J. Arthur Thomson
Thomson
Prohibition Officer Misreads Cask Claiming Aeronautical Gear
A West Indies cargo cask labeled Genuine Jam a lecarum puzzled a prohibition officer who misread the language. Believing Icarum linked to Icarus, he deemed the cask to contain aeronautical equipment and let it pass, a judgment later shown mistaken. The piece also notes yesterday’s answer about a rabbit running into a square wood then outward from the middle.
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West Indies
Icarus
Suburban real estate notes from Washington Star
Aud Tunkines reports on a farmer once buying gold bricks, noting suburban real estate activity and market remarks from the Washington Star.
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Aud Tunkines
Washington Star
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Henry
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Ena
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Carrier
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Defir Ty Theater PuMitening Co
Pheve
Tino
Kentucky
Euperanen
Mars
Wilhelm Hohenzollern
Les
Science
J. BR. Binyon
Northwest
Binyon Optical CO
First Ave
American Electrical Heater Company
Detroit
Drews
Virginia Low Jowes
K. B. James
Wellington St
Waterleo, Iowe
Borden Company
Borden
New York
Loa
Uae
Mau
Beatle
Seportemanship
L. M. Clarke
United Ers
Sao Paulo
Brasil
Water Street
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