Moses of New Hampshire as foe of reform in senate
The piece paints Senator George H. Moses as an obstinate opponent of reform and the agricultural bloc, ridiculing his stance on suffrage and political alignment with the Republican bloc. It recalls his background as a physician and his past critiques of Wilson, arguing he resists change and seeks safety with party lines.
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United States Senate
Senate
George H. Moses
New Hampshire
Kenyon
Iowa
Capper
Kansas
Moses
Jim Watson
Wilson
Westill
New Mexico
White House
Mt. Sinai
Republican Bloc
Highway Police Force Questioned in State Scrutiny
A satirical piece questions the state highway police payroll and alleged monthly cash takings paid to the force. It notes criticisms of officers such as Louis E Lang and mentions incidents with motorists and stage drivers, implying a broad critique of the highway patrol and related scandals.
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State Treasury
State Highway Police
Louise Lang
Selattie
Gainsborough's Blue Boy Sells for 663000 in London
The Gainsborough painting Blue Boy trades for about 663000 in American money, the era's standout art sale. The piece is deemed irreplaceable, illustrating the notion of value through replacement cost. Also mentions Blue Nose yacht and local weeks like Father and Son Week and Take Down the Screen Week.
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Gainsborough
London
Chicago
A Nation of Nomads by Dr Barton
Dr William E Barton argues Northwest cities show value in modest homes and permanence. He warns that rising flat-dwellers threaten home life, religion and citizenship as a nation of nomads, urging families to invest in owned homes and stable communities.
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Seattle
Spokane
Great Northwest
Gina
America
Tarshish
Jehoph
Ten Thousand Musicales Week Aims to Promote Seattle Music
Music Week in Seattle runs from November 6 to 12 highlighting the value of home musical training. The piece argues small beginnings can yield large cultural impact and stresses the need for good music at home rather than merely any music.
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Seattle
Fat Folks Sue for Divorce in Cleveland Bureau Report
An investigator from the Cleveland bureau of domestic relations asserts that only fat folks sue for divorce. The piece comments on societal views of weight and marriage with a quotation about thoughts, acts, habits, and character attributed to Anon.
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Bureau of Domestic Relations
Cleveland
Letters to the Editor on Making What We Buy
In a humorous letter Avrirdge Mann argues that buying locally produced goods, like fans and tanks, boosts employment. He mixes satire about hats and tanks with references to the Volstead act and Giants victory, questioning if one can be both consumer and producer.
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The
Star
Allen Miller
Allen
Giants
Avridge Mann
Mind of the Jap letter on Kaisho Maru firing at Fort Casey
David C McGrath of Port Townsend writes to The Star defending his view of the Jap steamer Kaisho Maru being fired on near Fort Casey. He recalls the ship’s position during the shots and claims the crew showed fear, arguing his perspective reveals what is in the mind of the Japs.
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Star
Kaisho Maru
Fort Casey
Point Wilson
David C. McGrath
Madison St
Port Townsend
Banks Blamed for Stagnation by Durant
The Detroit Times article quotes William C. Durant criticizing banks for industry stagnation and high unemployment. He urges a 3 percent credit rate, denounces the Federal Reserve Board, and accuses banks of profiteering, urging relief for producers and workers.
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Padstor the Star
William C. Durant
General Motors Corporation
Detroit Times and
International News Service
Mr. Durrant
Federal Reeive
Federal Reserve Bank
Debts and Costs Crushing American Industry Alert
A Riverside reader from Bellevue, Washington argues that transportation and industrial debts plus interest, insurance, taxes, and daily costs total more than 150 billion dollars, about 200 per person yearly, urging public action to curb Wall Street and bank control and restore self governance.
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United States
Joana
Wall Street
Gilo. F. Richardson
Bellevue, Wash
Atonement Debate Notes From The Star Prompt Response
A reader asserts The Star should publish a counterstatement on atonement arguing that Dr Hawkins holds Christ did shed blood, while acknowledging the controversy. The letter emphasizes fairness and accurate scripture references.
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The
Star
Dr. Hawking
Christ
Pape's Cold Compound Quick Relief Ad
Quickest relief for colds advertised with a dose every two hours until three doses relieve nasal congestion headache feverishness and sneezing. Claims to act without assistance and to cost only a few cents at drug stores. Tastes pleasant contains no quinine. Insist upon Pape's.
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Pape
A Baptist Pastor Denounces Blood Atonement Claim
I. E. Dark, pastor of Tabernacle Baptist Church, rejects Dr. Hawkins for alleging a pagan blood atonement doctrine. He asserts orthodox Christianity and the Bible teach blood atonement and denounces misrepresentation of church belief as defamatory.
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Pease
Hawkins
Lberty
Dark
Tabernacle Baptist Church
Dance Get Acquainted Night Tuesday at Brights
An advertisement invites attendance at a Brights venue located at 1604 4th Street for a Get Acquainted Night on Tuesday. The notice also mentions Boldt’s Milk breeding and house advertisement details.
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Bright's
Ady
Advice on Care of Teeth From Leading Dentist
Advice on maintaining natural teeth emphasizes regular cleaning to prevent tartar pyorrhea and other diseases. Visiting the dentist every three or four months can save money and teeth, warning of pain from neglect. Dr Edwin J Brown, 106 Columbia Ave, has served for over twenty years.
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Edwin J. Brown
Columbia Ae
Ttle
California Fig Syrup Ad Promises Quick Child Health
A vintage advertisement promotes California Fig Syrup as a cure for a sick child. It claims a teaspoon cleanses the liver and bowels, removes poison and bile, and returns a playful child within hours. Mothers are urged to buy the genuine product from druggists to avoid imitations.
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California
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Savage” Tire
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Stanley Nelson Tire
Scougal Tire & Rubber Co
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Waterfront
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CTORY
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Bradley & Gresham
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Rainier Ave
Lincoln
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Brooklyn
Alden’s Tire
Tenth Ave
Stone's
Jackson St
Western Ave
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