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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1920
Page
13
A quoted letter from Councilman Tindall criticizes creditors as a superstitious sect with better memories than debtors and cites days and times as evidence. Franklin is referenced as the source of the quotation.
A Health column argues regular exercise prevents disease and obesity, stressing vital digestion, elimination, and blood flow. A second letter defends Col Inglis’ wartime leadership, noting his duty, discipline, and care for soldiers, urging support for his senate candidacy. A third letter commends Malcolm Douglas for his military service and democratic ideals.
Pearl recalls a delightful wedding with many gifts including a bottle of acid given by the father to test other presents. Ruby notes the gifts were fine and comments on a silver item. A columnist quips that women will never be paid as much for lecturing as men because they do it for nothing.
A reflective essay contrasts three life types the worker the pleasure seeker and the easer of money. It muses on democracy leadership class division and the uneasy balance between equality and mastery with digressions on hunting luck and social order.
A lively column extols abundant apples and cider harvests with nostalgic scenes of cider mills driven by engines, crowded with children. It lists varied apple varieties and envisions tasty treats while pondering price stability, ending with a cheeky note about Prince Carol of Romania gaining a job at a soda fountain.
De La Huerta opens Mexican congress with a hopeful tone saying commercial treaties will be smoothed, extradition pacts are in effect after ten years, and the oil business is booming. He asserts the government can guarantee foreign lives and property, urging no bandit or privilege seeker to threaten the guarantee.
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