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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1922
Page
11
Report notes radicals arrested the others during an incident in Michigan related to miners and operators debating reserve coal access. Representative Huddleston comments on the situation as tensions rise over mining operations and wages.
The article surveys water and alcohol as intoxicants, cites Dr Leonard G Rowntree on water intoxication and body glands, and muses on inspiration and drunkenness in art. It also notes Americans reading old documents about Columbus and compares liquor to other fuels of excess.
Senator Sterling notes Brazil could become a major power as draining jungles and expanding farming increase population and influence. He argues long ranges of cannon once defined reach, now mirrored by greater global reach and control.
Fragmentary report notes anti Islamic sentiment in Detroit with a mention of a costly sale valued at 55000. The piece references a muezzin and Islam’s aims in America, followed by unrelated observations about a Lancaster Pa. game breeder and a cat’s behavior among kittens.
An 11 year old girl in The Star seeks a puppy to give a good home. If you have a small pup available call Elliott after 1945. Frances Bryan. 0012 EB Olive Bt.
Reader seeks truth after Aug 29 headline claiming 25 monkeys arrived aboard the steamship President Grant heading to Harvard. The letter questions whether the subjects are monkeys or men and asks the Star to confirm if the report refers to monkeys used in medical research at Cambridge or a misstatement about monks.
A dream discussion reveals the narrator waking in a cold mountain night shaken by a vivid dream about an old friend and a briefly recalled fellow. The piece contemplates whether dream contact is astral, spiritual, or a product of memory and belief, concluding with a coy note on personal theory and evidence.
Dr A D Andrews, dentist, relocates to 232 Peoples Bank Building at Second and Pike, advertising his updated practice location.
A 1921 measure would let parents forbid school children’s physical exams unless illness or exposure justified it. The piece traces vaccination history from Jenner to modern serums, arguing against compulsory vaccination and warning of state propaganda by medical associations. It decries inoculation as superstition and promotes natural health as best defense.
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