The Pauper Theory of Tariff and Industry Views
A fragmented opinion piece catalogs tariff theory amid debates in the senate on protecting American labor and industry from foreign competition. It references limestone, railroads, and various sectors while noting political figures and published commentaries. The passage blends satirical and serio1us points about economic protection and globalization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Great Lakes
Rio Grande
United States
Indiana
Senate Finance Committee
FREIGHT _ Sr
Philadelphia
Boston
White House
Laddie Boy
Peart
Col. Sawyer
Fragmented fashion, rights talk, and school debt hints
The clipped prose riffs through gender roles and public schooling, noting women preferring distinct uniforms, children’s rights upheld by a Seattle judge halting fee-based class exclusion, and warnings about debt and social fate amid era concerns. It references Harding and disarmament talk, with scattered bunting of social judgments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Everett Smith
Readers Ponder Ferry Articles and Teacher Salaries
A letter to the editor from WM. KLANNING discusses ferry coverage and teacher pay. He contrasts the taxpayer burden with the living wage for teachers and asks how others subsist on less, urging a shift from sympathy for teachers to support for taxpayers.
Letter From Avridge Man for Cottage Change
A reader in Avridge NW writes about winter hardships and high costs. The note questions energy bills coal and fuel prices and desires relief from cold and heating costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avridge
Chenge
Aveirus
Diter The Star Letter Praises City and County Coverage
A reader commends The Star for its coverage of city and county government. The letter references ongoing articles on the ferry question and notes support for the paper’s reporting.
Teachers and Statistics in Education Debate
Fragmented notes discuss teacher workloads and feelings toward salary costs. The text questions efficiency gains from raising pay and mentions efforts to cut expenses without harming school performance. It hints at long-term funding issues and varying outcomes across districts.
Good Company and Social Thought in Early Advertising
A fragmented editorial discussing what makes good company, modern manners, and the value of meaningful conversation. It reflects on topics from leisure interests to personal memory and the dangers of shallow chatter. The piece uses rhetorical questions to urge readers toward thoughtful engagement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DBR
WAL & Barton OU
Reading Bible Advice Sermon Fragment
A fragmentary religious note urges turning to the Bible with constant prayer. It cites scripture, warns against worldly wisdom, and emphasizes salvation through Jesus Christ for believers. The text mentions faith, repentance, and obedience as paths to righteousness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. Struven
James
Christ
For a Better World Milby and the Mind
An ill focus on religious and civic duty appears as a critique of leadership and collective thought. The piece laments brain idleism among the public, urges independent thinking, and condemns reliance on figures like Sam Gormpers and others cited as examples of passive servitude.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Struven
WM. Klanning
the Star
Milby
Tenough
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Seattle Star
State of Washington
Ore
Ieee
King of
Persia
Bell New League
Liberator
New York
Hays
Postal Service
New Orleans
West Virginia
Feud For Thought
Mr. Zero
Church of the Unemployed
Dante
Harding
Wet Verginia
Disarmament Party
Terrif
Mars
Leoh, Lasse
Editor
The
Star
Ferry
Beret” Vecalien
Uliabt School
Hugband
Diter
Chugbers
Pene
Amin
Eediter
Wbayib
Ban
Aamn
Ereet Philgrapy
Progtra
ATRA
Linc ‘Co
Second Ave
Marion
Goa
Jesus Christ
Sam Gormpers
Woods
Soe
Sura
Ribyor
the Oaks
Festre Speee Credit Parses & Peepy
Pretvrun Usm
Vantaa
Ohio
Buck
M.A Goutts
Pike
Buck’s
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