Epigrams From The Note Book Of Samuel Butler
Editorial outlines Butler as an English born critic and novelist who lived 1885 to 1902 in New Zealand as a sheep rancher. It notes his habit of jotting rapid observations, cites his influence on George Bernard Shaw, and presents selected epigrams from The Note Book of Samuel Butler including tact is golden not silence and life is one longue of getting tired.
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Samuel Butler
England
New Zealand
George Bernard Shaw
Shaw
School Election Candidacies Highlight Walter Santmyer and George Walker
The Star endorses Walter Santmyer seeking re election and George H Walker a Seattle public spirited leader for the upcoming school election. Santmyer is praised as an efficient, proactive school board member with liberal views and practical knowledge. Walker is noted for public service and campus governance experience and commitment to children's welfare.
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Walter Santmyer
George H. Walker
Santmyer
Star
Seattle
Board of Regents
University of Washington
Edward Favor Stars In John Ferguson Onstage And On Politics
Critics hail Edward Favor in the drama John Ferguson as a stark truthful portrayal of cowardice and fury. The Seattle Metropolitan audience reacts with stunned silence and laughter as the actor embodies a pitiful man while debates on labor and politics surface amid vivid scenes of war and unrest.
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Edward Favor
America
New York
Seattle
Metropolitan
Jas
Favor
John Ferguson
Public Health Service urges city laws to curb vice diseases
The Public Health Service proposes municipal ordinances to report cases of vice diseases, detain infected individuals, and restrict patent nos trauna traffic. The pamphlet suggests local counsel review changes, noting general legislation already prohibits immorality and disorderly houses.
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United States Public Health Service
Rupert Blue
U. 8
Public Health Service
J. & Public Health Service
Washington, D. C
Protest Against Modest Fees at Firlanda Sanatorium
An inmate at Firlanda sanatorium denounces a proposed modest fee for treatment. He notes patients sign statements admitting inability to pay and argues even a $20 monthly fee would not ease taxes. He urges federalized tuberculosis control to prevent cross state patient movement and worsening spread.
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the Star
Firlanda Sanatorium
H. M. Read
Firlanda
Firlands Sanatorium
Mystery on Gnardon Island Prelude and Dock Confrontation
Shamlock pursues three missing liquor cases and sails at midnight to Gnardon Island. At Mer 1 dock he confronts Stooker aboard the yacht Hole in the water while rumors of a betrayer swirl among Watt Frankerhouse Fitgeecil and others awaiting the sleuth. The episode hints at a hidden tomb and a tense confession to come.
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Shamlock
Gnardon Island
Shamilock
Gerald BF. Witeeed
Watt B. Frankerhouse
Mer 1
Josh G. Neene
Sim
Charleson
Hub Stocker
Fitgececil
Watt Frankerhouse
Fitgeeecil
Frankerhouse
Shamrock
Curbstone
Pike
Public health critique on isolation and government support
A letter argues that tubercular and leprous individuals pose a menace and deserve isolation. The author, ONE LANGER, urges government care for families and no burden on sufferers, framing disease as environmental rather than personal fault.
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One Langer
General Amnesty for Political Prisoners Proposed by Crane
Dr. Frank Crane argues for general amnesty for those jailed under Espionage Act or for refusing military service. He contends imprisonment fuels propaganda and passion, suggesting release would reduce Bolshevik influence and criticize government tyranny.
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Frank Crane
Notable October 25th Historical Events
On October 25th across history, Demosthenes died on Calcuria amid suspected suicide, Chaucer died in 1400, Henry V won Agincourt in 1415, George II died in 1760 at 77, Hogarth died in 1764, the Charge of the Light Brigade occurred in 1854, and 1888 saw a Lord Sackville-West voting controversy during the Cleveland Harrison campaign.
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Demosthenes
Calcuria
Geoffrey Chaucer
Henry V
Agincourt
d’Albret
George II
England
William Hogarth
Light Brigade
Balaklava
Cleveland-Harrison
Lord Sackville-Weet
United States
Charles Murchison
Pengushman
Lord Sackville West
Plowing and Chicken Run Fight Garden Pests
The article advises gardeners to plow soil to expose pests and rely on weather action to control worms grubs and other underground enemies. It suggests repeating plowing in spring and letting chickens roam to reduce subterranean pests and improve garden spirits.
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Binyon Optical CO
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Ringtail
Junction
Wah
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Hank Mosford
Iieayso
Joe Muller
Ilaayeo
Perry Wheeler
Ilenyso
Gyp the Blood
Frnstardware
Start USA
Coliseum Theatre
WVU
Puget Sound Savings & Loan Association
Pike Street
Norman Thomas
Gene Debs
Wall Street
Murchison
Washington
Bone-Day Shoe Mfg. CO
Seattle, Wash
J. B. Westerman
Carl Schermer
Aeeee Bros
Colman Dee
K. K. Tvete
Main St
Bernhard’s Shoe Store
L. C. Smith
Bidg. Peterson Shoe Store
Excert Shoe Co
Second Ave
Boneday
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