Elect Good Judges For Fair Courts In Upcoming Elections
The Star argues for merit in judicial picks, backing three supreme court candidates W O Chapman John R Mitchell and William H Pemberton for six year terms and noting Judge Kenneth Mackintosh unopposed for four years. It also cites Walter W French and Tolman for two year term and supports Thomas P Revelle for a superior court seat.
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Supreme Court
W. O. Chapman
John R. Mitchell
William H. Pemberton
Superior Court
Revelle
For Sale One Family Carriage Humorously Mobiled
An old want ad fragment describes a single family carriage with leather upholstery, polished wood, brass fittings, and ornate shafts. It laments its fate to be used as a trailer behind a modern car, carrying farm stock and dirt roads, and ends with a note about Captain Schweiger, Lusitania sinker, missing for a year and linked to Hotel Decades.
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Agony
Pompey
Schweiger
Lusitania
Deathbed repentance in German trade policy rhetoric
The Munich Nachrichten quotes Germany admitting to dumping goods to ruin rivals and promising to end such practice if other nations halt their march on Berlin and accept peace terms. The piece notes the so called deathbed repentance while warning that true change depends on broader surrender of aggression and public condemnation.
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Germany
Berlin
Munich
Bavaria
Prussia
Rhine
France
War Dispatches From Europe by Jehn L Ames
A wartime column chronicles Allied morale and critique of Prussia, drawing on a Munich Post dispatch. It contrasts British fare with humor, cites censorship limits, and denounces Prussian junkerism and land theft while noting rising moral aspirations among German peasants and the people.
Jane Rescues Jim Plans To Break Queen of Smiles Hold
Jane resolves to stop the Queen of Smiles plot as Jim faces a two day furlough and a looming wedding to Mary Thomas. Jim declares he will not wed before Wednesday afternoon while Jane schemes to expose the bride’s weakness and save his father’s reputation.
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Jane Lorimer
Robert Lorimer
Jane
Hamilter Coortels
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Ber & Epy
Negroet Danceve
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Henjie
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Jim, Jr
Hamilton Certels
Americas
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the Queen OF Smiles
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Jim Jr
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Mary Thomas
Bob
Jimmie Lorimer
Mare
Thomas
Boulevard Hill
Confessions of a Wife Reflects on Love and Independence
A serialized narrative reveals Mollie and Margie plotting a letter to Barclay Sill refusing a marriage proposal. Margaret Waverly contemplates independence, gender roles, and the need for partnership, ending with the line To Be Continued.
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Molise
Chad
Margie
Mollie
Barclay Sill
Mr. Sill
Barclay
Editor’s Mail Proposes Shipyard Labor Reforms
A letter to The Star argues that labor shortages in local shipyards could be eased by reforming wartime service delivery. The writer suggests abolishing or reducing milk, laundry and dyeing delivery, keeping milk at grocers for pickup, and other practical changes to free workers for war work.
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the Star
Pushit-Neas
Yarda
Herman Nelson
Seattle
Hawk Pest and Birds In Washington Alarms
A reader letter notes the Audubon Society of Seattle advocating a tax on cats to protect native song birds. It argues hawks in Washington and British Columbia cause far greater bird losses, urging scientists to find effective control methods and praising bird lovers. The writer recalls 1914 cost of living debates.
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the Star
Audubon Society
Seattle
Washington
British Columbia
Dear Mins Grey on defying conventions and safe risk
A reader asks how far an independent girl may push social rules and stay safe. The response warns that bold moves invite judgment or harm, urges heeding a mother’s guidance, and notes practical limits for a respectable homemaker role and wardrobe management.
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Mins Grey
Dear Mins Grey: Dress Advice and Relationship Dilemma
A reader asks how to handle a modest young woman who dresses poorly now despite boasting of many clothes. The correspondent considers whether to address her habits or end the relationship and asks for guidance on teaching grooming and wardrobe care.
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Mins Grey
How to Make Vinegar From Apples and Molasses
A reader suggests a simple method to ferment apples into vinegar. Cure cider by combining four gallons of cider with one gallon of molasses in an open cask. Cover with muslin and keep in a sheltered place, recovering at night and during rain. After four weeks the vinegar should be ready.
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Mies Grey
Eider
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