Propaganda Circular Promotes State Control of Cement Industry
A Carlyon bill circular distributed by the Auto Club of Western Ashington argues the y board would gain power to seize plants and supply sources under section 3 to operate plants for state improvements. It contends the state can enter manufacturing to fulfill the measure. A Chesterfield quote on personal conduct closes the piece.
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Carlyon Bill
Auto Club of
Western Ashington
Cement Trust
Highway Commission
Carlyon
The
Highway Board
State Highway Board
E Carlyon
Spokane Spokesman-Review
Letters on the Carlyon plan and Irish affairs
Readers debate highway bonds and paving costs tied to Carlyon plan provisions, warning the state could lose millions. A second letter criticizes Irish policy coverage, arguing British and Irish identities complicate public opinion and cites historical figures and events.
Prominent Veteran Calls for Patience in Debates on Nation and Ireland
A letter from WM. Wykes, a veteran of the Spanish American and World War eras, argues against hasty judgments on Ireland and Anglo American tensions. He contends Americans should avoid premature war and defend arbitration, warning against Sinn Fein influence and asserting Irish and British ties. He notes British and American soldiers have fought as Bri tish or American, not by creed.
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the Star
Ireland
Thie
King George
Edward Car
John Redmond
Phe
Dublin
Lloyd George
O'Donnell
Russia
U. S
Alan Bell
Casera
Seattle
Ming George
MacSwiney
Washington
Franklin
Minor
George
United States
France
Spartacus
Sinn Fein
U. S. Independence
Great Britain
Britsant
Manila Bay
Mr. Minor
London
New York
WM. Wykes
T. RK
Bridges Campaign Sparks Jap Question Across Seattle
The piece notes farmer labor candidate Robert Bridges leased his farm to a Japanese man five years ago and cites Seattle papers shifting stance on Japan. It mocks pro Jap rhetoric while urging unity against Nipponese aggression and hints at political pressure on Hill Burke and others.
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Robert Bridges
Seattle
Star
Bam Hill
Judge Burke
Murphy
Matthews
Bob Bridges
Hill
Burke
Bridges
Responsibility and women in the business world
A discussion on assigning responsibility improves confidence and job satisfaction. It notes Miss Brown handling tasks boosts effort and status, while timid new entrants fear mistakes. The veteran executive judges by progress, not errors, and responsibility accompanies capacity and power for both genders.
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Black
Miss Brown
Mbe Brown
Boas
Tommy the Burglar and the Boy in a Quiet Confrontation
A playful 1920 narrative scene unfolds as a burglar robs a house at 10 PM while a fair haired boy in pink pajamas chats with him. The boy guides the burglar through a mock dramatic climax, reflects on writing constraints, and helps him escape unseen as both acknowledge fiction’s rules and keep the tale moving.
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Doubleday, Page Co
Wheeler Syndicate, Inc
Felicia
St. George Rathbone
Tommy
Papa
de Reeske
Caruso
Milwaukee
Union
Crackaman
Tony
Beasle
B. Cory Kilvert
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Ad
A health ad extols a wife as family life’s inspiration and urges women suffering from backaches headaches displacement or female ailments to use Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound to restore health and happiness.
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Lydia
Pinkham
Boom in higher education outpaces housing for students
Dr Frank Crane reports a national surge in higher education with student numbers rising from 157000 to 294000 in six years. He cites facilities strain, costs, and the need for state support while noting dramatic percent gains at many universities led by Sweet Briar and Boston University.
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Julius H W. Barnes
Institute For Public Service
United States
Barnes Mue
Columbia
Vaerar
Smalary
Yale
California
Oberlin
Williams
Bryn Mawr
Barnes
Hunter College
New York City
Ohio University
Athens
College of the City of New York
University of California
Boston University
Mindesippi
Cornell
The Popular Way Political Quote Sparks Debate
A Detroit Free Press excerpt shows a speaker urging persuasive use of fiscal contrast to win votes. The dialogue suggests a tactic of highlighting opponents' spending to sway voters, illustrating campaign rhetoric from a historical context.
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Detroit Free Press
The Last Sad Rite
A nostalgic verse recounts a boy’s dull ritual of bedtime chores and a stern father and mother. The speaker condemns the nightly rite that torments his soul, calling it a doggone shame and insisting he has always spoken the same verdict.
Beauty specialist shares home gray hair dye mix
Mrs. M. D. Gillespie of Kansas City explains a simple home mixture to darken gray hair and leave it soft and glossy. Mix half a pint of water with one ounce bay rum a small box Barbo Compound and half an ounce glycerine. Apply twice weekly until the desired shade. The remedy is said to not color the scalp be nonsticky and not rub off.
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Bessie
Tommy
Household
Red Mike
Beaste
Saul
M. D. Gillespie
Kansas City
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Alver
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Everett True
IGN
K Boggs Company
Yesterrdaaay
George Fi Do
Frank Crane
Sweet Brier
University of Arizona
Delaware State
University of Oklahoma
Akron
Municipal University
Stevens Institute
West Virginia
Wiliam and Mary
George Washington
Minnesota
Henry Clay
Thomas J. Cassatt
Jeweler Pantages Building
Kdmund Vance
Bers
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DR. J. BR Binton
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