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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Sep 18, 1919

Page

11

Landlords and Rent in Seattle Debate In The Star

A reader argues rents are unprofitable and repairs costly, urging reporters to investigate true tenant costs. The Star responds that both sides deserve publication and discusses tenant quality, maintenance, and fair treatment, urging landlords to choose careful tenants and consider long leases and protections.

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Exit Aristocracy in a Changing World

The piece argues that idle aristocracy faces oblivion as industrial and social changes erode privilege. It notes Russia Germany England and Britain shifting elites abroad and warns the United States never supported a class of indolent wealth. It asserts earning one s living is now a basic conviction despite lingering aristocratic ideals.

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Beef and shipping politics strain US supply and Europe demand

A fragmented view of Argentina beef exports, American packers, and U.S. policy heated by low meat supply. The piece notes two American refrigerator ships carrying Argentine beef to Europe, compares freight rates to New York, and cites calls for government action by the Federal Shipping Board amid discontent from packers and consumers. It also questions why Europe benefits from pampas grazing while America lacks a balanced exchange.

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Black and Tan cabaret stirs Seattle society scene

Seattle society talks of a Black and Tan cabaret near Chinatown with a colored jar orchestra and risqué stage mood. The Cliff Law and Order League bans cheek to cheek dancing and sets public dance rules. A small riot in Harrisburg jail over checkers prompts quips about golf and a chilly hothouse.

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Acid in Stomach Causes Indigestion and Relief

Medical authorities explain that about nine tenths of stomach troubles stem from excess hydrochloric acid rather than lack of digestive juices. After meals, Bisurated Magnesia taken with water calms the stomach, prevents excess acid, and eliminates sourness gas and pain.

Voting by Mail Proposed to Help Traveling Voters

Dr. Frank Crane argues that absentee voters like traveling salesmen should vote by mail. He claims it would save costs, reduce election evils, protect secrecy, and enable informed choices, while noting political bosses oppose it to preserve a complex ballot system.

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Faith Over Reason in Historic Perspective by Rev. Charles Stelzle

The piece argues faith as guiding force surpassing reason, citing historical errors in belief such as a flat earth and other disproved claims. It contrasts reason and faith through biblical references from Hebrews, highlighting faith as the foundation of invention, courage, and moral triumph.

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Figures of Speech and Civic Power in a Satirical Verse

The poem contrasts zero as a figure with individual agency, urging people to stand for the right and act beyond anonymity. It blends reflections on personal influence with a jab at voting by mail, currency, fashion, and political habit, ending with a critique of party politics amid global turmoil.

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Tibetans Hang Prayer Flags to Record Prayers in Breeze

The practice in Tibet where residents hang prayer flags to flutter in the wind records their prayers to the gods while reducing personal effort. Spokane Washington aims to rise to top rank as a stockyard center by expanding facilities and trade.

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