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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Oct 25, 1919

Page

17

Seattle Awake to the Japanese Question in Editorials

The Star publishes letters defending and attacking Japan's influence on the Pacific coast. Readers denounce assimilating immigrants, praise or criticize barber shops, and urge free debate to reveal the coast's future. Premier Clemenceau is mentioned as aging and near retirement.

Seattle Amer Ro Jay Biter the Star America Pake White Bar Existor the Star California The Star Japan Korea Ie Star Orient Cal Georges Clemenceau France

Clean living and disease prevention amid postwar life

A wartime emphasis on sanitation, clean homes, food and water is contrasted with ongoing health battles at home. The article notes stored horticultural tips for dahlias and includes a shaggy serialized detective tale excerpt with Shamrock aboard a yacht and a confession about a basement beverage recipe.

Synopele Shamrock Gnashon Island Cremdementhes Gerald BE. Fitzeecil Watt BB Frankerhouse Josh G. Keene Stimpy Charleson Hub Stooker Stooker Shamirock Slaoker Hal Stocker Tia Brooker

A Prophet in His Own Country Critique of American science pride

The piece argues Americans overvalue European science while underrating U S achievements led by Edison Ford Morgan and Lydston. It cites Voronoff’s gland transplants, San Quentin surgeons, and the proverb about prophets in their own country to urge pride in American discovery and caution against blind European deference.

Serge Voronoff Paris G. Frank Lydston Chicago United States Europe Germany England Edison Henry Ford James J Morgan France Atlantic Voronoff San Quentin Lydston

Notable events dated October 26 across centuries

The record lists events dated October 26 from 1701 to 1825. It mentions Helen and Judith Szohitin twins born in Hungary and exhibited in England, a 1703 Enelarii storm killing many, 1777 Increase Kimball’s birth, 1795 French Assembly dissolution, 1800 Constantinople earthquake, 1807 Fontainebleau treaty, 1836 Charles Day’s death and blind charity, and the 1825 opening of the Erie Canal with De Witt Clinton influence and $7,602,000 cost.

Helen Judith Szohitin Hungary England Enelarii Fontainebleau Spain Portugal Charles Day London Erie Canal Lake Erie Hudson River Rome N. Y de Witt Clinton

A Boston Policemans Strike The Issue of Independence

Dr. Frank Crane reports Mayor Peters defend police autonomy against control by any single group. He argues strikes betray civic oaths and compare to soldiers striking for pay. He warns democracy vs Bolshevism and notes public opinion shifting against unions after Boston events.

Peters Boston Policemen’s Union American Fedation of Labor

Can the Dead Speak to Us? by Rev. Charles Stelzle

A discussion on spiritualism and the belief that the dead can communicate with the living. The essay notes the mix of fear and hope, critiques of mediums, and biblical context including the Samuel story via the Endor witch. It weighs credibility and the possibility of genuine communication beyond superstition.

Altho God Samuel Endor Saul

FIDDLE FIT Remedy Promises Quick Morning Rejuvenation

A health ad touts Cascarets as a cure for headaches and bowel illness claiming they cleanse the stomach remove sour undigested food and foul gases while drawing out poisons from the liver. The copy asserts users will feel clear rosy and fit by morning and notes the product works while you sleep.

Fire Loss and Casualties in America Highlight Risk

The report states annual fire losses total about 250 million dollars in the United States and 15,000 people die or are injured each year from fires.

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