Puget Sound Promise: Abundant Power and Resources Ahead
The piece argues Puget Sound could rival New England and Norway in wealth from water power and natural resources. It cites vast water resources, timber, minerals, fisheries, and climate as keys to industrial growth if investers and policymakers act with common sense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
England
New
United States
The
Star Today
Norway
Indus Center
Puget Sound
America
Unsuri
Head Level Feet Dry In Wartime Rhetoric and Immigration Talk
The article reflects on wartime sentiment and immigrant roots, arguing that Americans unite when danger arises. It cites Billings and Sinn Fein figures, notes Irish and German names in service, and claims unity despite ethnic tensions. It critiques English views and calls for steady leadership and national resolve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Desh Billings
United States
Bangland
Sinn’ Fein
McSwiney
England
Sims
By Their Husbands Ye Shall Know The
A fragmentary dialogue on marriage roles contrasts husbands and wives with mused satire. A stout man critiques his wife’s independence while a bystander notes the wife’s restraint and humor. Authors consider who holds authority and whether women’s power will change male dominance.
Reformers and public health overreach stirs Senate fear
Senator Fernald recalls a century of reform and jokes about per diems and health agencies. He fears compulsory education or health bodies would seize control, joking about being taken to a hospital to remove body parts as part of reforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith. Towner
Fernald
Rep
Maine
Mirrors and Meaning in a Tarnished World
Dr Barton reflects on Newman’s despair at a world that seems to deny God’s truth. He argues the world, though worn, is a mirror of divine purpose, containing moral sparks and opportunities to improve. Despite faults, humanity remains capable of betterment through action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William E. Barton Ohn
Henry Newman
Newman
Mount Lincoln for Northwest Peak Prodded by Veterans
A Letters to the Editor argues Mount Rainier should be renamed Mount Lincoln to honor Abraham Lincoln. Judge James H. Chase, representing about 200,000 Civil War veterans and many supporters, reports the National Geographic board declined the request, urging reversal and a memorial christening next Memorial Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eeditor
Grand Army of the Republic
Mentreo i
Union
Lincoln
Mount Rainier
Mount Lincoln
Mecca
White House
National Geographic Board
Great Mountain
Northwest
James H. Chase
Cashmere
Wash
Women's Relief Corps
American Legion
Regular Army
The Uphill Road Continues in London
Ferrier, fading from a drug-induced haze, battles guilt and longing after a Delilah-like kiss from Joan. He recalls Joan and Kittys death, confronts Hastings about the past, and seeks air and resolution in a sleepless night on the London streets.
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Joan
Verrier
London
Emile
Itsell
Joan—aheo
Dots
Easteen
Golden Sands
Ferrier
Micky
Hastings
Delilah
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Seattle Star
Star Publianing
Phevwe
Ireland
Greece
Rade
Seth Tanner
Rolling Stones
Porton Praley
Pelf
Beattie Btar
Mount Washington
Atlantic
Pacific
Mount Tacoma
Harriet BE. Chace
Virgilia St
Chevy Chase
Ralph Hastings
Kitty
Ferrie
Hitt Fireworks CO
Seattle
West
San Francisco
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