The danger of international marriages and American identity
The piece argues American women marrying foreigners risk belittling American traditions and shifting allegiance to their husbands' country. It cites notable examples, urges preserving American womanhood for children, and stresses pride in the United States alongside concerns about dignity and national hymns. It then shifts to medical notes on salt balance, edema, and treatment, citing Dr Vidal and the use of milk with or without salt, and the future role of salt restriction in therapeutics and hygiene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Sage
Lady Curzon
Randolph Churchill
Randolph Churchill (Who Is Now Mrs. West), Mrs. Chamberlain
British Empire
America
Vidal
Bright
The Use and Abuse of Salt
Morace Blanchon of the Hospital of Paris argues against the belief that salt is essential to all bodily functions and intellect. He cites Albert Robin noting fatigue and low mood often accompany loss of minerals including salt, and discusses regional salt scarcity and import costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morace Blanchon
Paris
Albert Robin
Women versus Men as Employees by Senator M A Nanna
Senator M A Nanna argues in favor of women in the workforce praising their industriousness and opportunities. He asserts young women prove suitable vocations and that employers should value energetic labor as if the business were their own. He compares women favorably to young men and cites confidence in female workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
M. A. Nanna
Hanna
Jackson
Wilkins
Hallo
Present joys rival the past in a loving vow
A Washington Star poem expresses devotion to the present melody of a song, promising to ignore warnings about modern joys. The speaker vows to cherish the current cheerful tune rather than the distant past, celebrating immediate happiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Star
Nina's Lovers at the Pier on Dexter's Landing
Sheldon climbs toward Nina by a river pier as Sally teases about Nina's suitors. Nina, with Creston aboard a yacht, seems set to choose him over rivals while Sally shares gossip and playful anecdotes about Nina's past beaus and last night’s plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheldon
Dexter's Landing
Nina
Sally
the White Sunbonnet
Creston
Wallace
Lighthouse
Sailor’s Promise and a Village Tale Echoes of Pike Family Lore
In a yacht scene Sally and Nina share a mystery farewell as Creston heads for a lighthouse pier. Interwoven is a series of fishing and family anecdotes from The Maine Sportsman and Glasgow Evening Times, retold by a storyteller voice about Eastman’s pike lesson and a prodigy joke, ending with a railway cushions mishap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pike
Maine
Charles A. Eastman
Minnesota
Eastman
Dr. Eastman
Jean
Glasgow Evening Times
Not Photographer or Photographer
A timid young man gains courage to turn out the gas as another man speaks. A sweet girl notes a dark room isn’t needed for developing a negative. The tactful woman lives within income. A married woman eloping with another’s husband sparks sympathy debates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slowe
Philadelphia Press
Detroit Free Press
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Harry Barton
Wallace Stevens
Mr. Dean
Harry
Seventy-second Regiment
Barton's
University OF
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Tacoma, Washington
The
Methodist
Episcopal Church
State of
Washington
Edward M. Randall, A.M D.D
Tacoma, Wash
Rainier Liquid
H Street
Aberdeen
Montesano
Hoquiam Sash and Door Co
Norm & Hartung
Wishkah Street
A. I. McCall
J. H. McFadden
City Livery and Transfer Company
HERON
Broadway
Aberdeen, Wash
Hoquiam, Washington
Geo. L. Hilton
San Francisco
R. P. Porter
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