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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1922
Page
11
The Secretary of the Interior proposes a revolving fund to develop Alaska resources including oil wells and copper smelters. Government build up, then transfer to private capital via long term leases once enterprises are self sustaining. critics warn of profits to private interests and losses to the public.
The Star opens a daily city series profiling mayoral aspirants and council hopefuls. It aims to inform voters by presenting who the seekers are and why they run, encouraging civic participation and informed voting.
An amateur economist contends that after each major conflict Americans moved westward seeking opportunity, expanding railroads, and creating work. He argues hunger for new life and energy remains, urging directed national effort to lift living standards and expand prosperity into the next generation.
The passage defines cycle and cycle related terms with phonetic hints and examples. It contrasts a cycle of prosperity with a previous low mood and mentions companion words cycfia and other erroneous spellings.
An advertisement touts a home made cough syrup using 2% ounce Pinex mixed with syrup to a pint bottle. It claims quick relief from bronchitis cough hoarseness and asthma like symptoms, praising Pinex as a concentrated Norway pine extract trusted for generations.
Henry Clay sketches Shelley inspired lines from the new novel If Winter Comes. The Star will publish the book starting next Monday, previewing the motif of renewal amid winter imagery.
A reader argues against natural human immortality and asserts immortality is a gift from God through Jesus Christ. The letter discusses Bible verses Romans 2 7 and 6 23 First Timothy 6 24 and the meanings of life and death in scripture.
In a letter from Omak Washington Wiley B Randolph urges readers to trust the Bible over commentaries and argues that immortality is only a divine attribute. He cites 1 Timothy 6 16 and Romans 6 23 while urging study of scripture and prayer. The note ends by mentioning Boston University as the only coeducational university in Massachusetts.
A L H of Montborne Washington disputes Canadian workers crossing into the United States and recounts an immigration clash. He claims officials barred him from entering as a settler after being told to cross the border by a deadline, noting Canadians employed on this side without hindrance and urging reciprocal limits.
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