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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1915
Page
4
La Walt Mason rails at Germans French and English and their hatred of Russians Jews and Belgians. He notes neutral nations seek to stay out of war while all sides tout friendship. He hints at U S doom and cites Rockefeller and Colorado mines as examples of private control versus public action.
A critical column argues fear over government subsidies for merchant ships and private rates, predicting tears for those fearing nonpayment as foreign rivals compete. It cites Admiral Beatty’s victory and notes mixed reactions to awards, implying neglect of wartime honors.
The piece lists six claimed capitals for Mexico including Mexico City and Puebla with fanciful notes on figures like Villa and Zapata. it ends with a remark on choosing a capital and a whimsical aside about alligator and hen eggs suggesting stronger flavors.
Ex-President Taft extols golf as healthful for men over 45 while noting its temptations. The piece questions why age 45 is set and contrasts with younger readers. It also reports baking prices rising with wheat boosts, and mentions John D. Yeaman hoping for Colorado workers comp law.
Mike Carrigan, born in Chillicothe Ohio, rose from printer’s devil to publisher before guiding Port Angeles into the regional spotlight. He learned politics in youth, joined a push to map the city, and earned notice after meeting figures in Tacoma that steered him toward Northwest impact. Carrigan’s charm and talk helped secure a pivotal role with Navy and Interior efforts, shaping Port Angeles’s early 20th century growth.
The text recounts Mike Carrigan’s influence in promoting Port Angeler Port Angeles, his meetings with railroad leaders like Jim Hill and Harriman, and his political ascent from U. S. land appraiser to King County commissioner. It notes involvement with Harry Lane Wilson, customs, as mayor of Port Angeles, and later roles including state tax commissioner and political power behind Governor Hay’s tenure.
Mary Lee of 7001 24th Ave N W wins a one dollar prize for the best letter. Her essay My Hobby discusses crocheting, noting its distinction from knitting and listing stitches and common uses such as wash rags and bedroom slippers.
Circleites honored for service with honorable mention names and hobbies listed. It notes Vivian Burnett writing stories Gladys Btone writing stories Willard If Ather ly corresponding with Boy Scouts Ruth Burrington cooking Dorie Matsolats playing ball Thomas Atlles reading Lovie Hemmingsen chopping wood Mabel Warren skating Frank Jianne electricity Leroux Chaussee racing Waah horseback riding Justice Monnich reading and plowing Marley landlow fishing Beatrice Tribett playing horses Lanita Tribett frogs Peony bett playing horses Keene frogs
Note to Charles Harris asks him to send Uncle Jack his address which was not provided in the letter.
The text explains how tooth size and resistance affect digestion, noting that ground particles slow digestion and saliva aids starch breakdown. Defective teeth impair mastication and saliva mixing, risking health. an old saying emphasizes dental care as essential to longevity.
A farmer tests his 20 workers by challenging the laziest to step forward, provoking 19 to volunteer while one complains of trouble. The anecdote unfolds with a string of light, cross cultural jokes about London, gas light amusements, and a Scots ferrykeeper weighing the wind and a cow in a storm.
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