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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1917
Page
7
The speaker laments conformity in teaching methods and urges that education be about drawing out a child’s potential. He argues culture and courage matter more than rote math, calling for development of character and adaptation to environment over mere fact mastery.
Fragmented notes reveal East Side officials in Amrerlian government resisting Pocinivss attendance at European talks while covert agents in New York export goods to Petrograd and support anti government factions. German forces press Moscow as ex New York operatives push for disorder, seeking peace only under Kaiserism. The piece hints at U S secret service involvement to counter treasonous activity.
In a wartime speech the government warns editors and orators against anti state activity. Treason charges loom for anyone aiding enemies or instigating rebellion. Jail terms are invoked for those who challenge power and fuel opposition.
Secretary McAdoo urges taxation of bonds to preserve revenue as billions in Liberty bonds are issued. High interest U S bonds may attract investors if taxable, while non taxable bonds could shift gains to tax exempt buyers. Proposals include low denomination bonds to reach non taxpayers and protect revenue amid wartime needs.
A damaged OCR reads like a torn wartime romance vignette with garbled names and stray phrases. The scene mentions a grave and spring bloom, with a male character speaking to a woman about beauty and letters, hinting at a farewell or remembrance.
A garbled pasted page offers scattered reflections on aging history and daily chores. It muses on memory and the passing of years, invoking harbor, bees, and routine tasks as metaphors for life’s pace. The text reads like jumbled notes from a late era column.
In a July era tone, Peggy plans a country house party for Mia Trowbridge's guests. Ed is delayed by buckwheat fields. the party shifts to rustic amusement with a hay wagon dance and homey games under the trees, ending with a farmhouse celebration. Peggy orchestrates the event amid practical concerns and social chatter.
Peggy confronts her husband and guests after a country gathering reveals tensions over infidelity and finances. A neighbor pressurizes a loan while John Patton’s seed potato profits loom as a possible solution to mortgage woes. The scene cuts to a street car accident and a downtown notice as the night ends.
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