Youth explores jazz trail finds counterfeits in life lessons
A reader letter presents a candid narrative of a young man’s descent into temptations and his return, framed as a moral about standards, influence, and perseverance. The piece contrasts country and city girls, claiming differing innocence and behavior in social life.
Orchard hide and seek party scandal reaches city
Last summer a city youth party featured games in the orchard and a kissing game on the lawn, prompting questions about conduct at a gathering for young people in the country setting.
A Plea for Mercy In Irom White Case
A reader urges mercy for two youths aged 19 and 15 facing death and life terms. The writer questions sentencing, age, and justice, asking if capital punishment is truly justified and whether public funds should influence outcome. A second letter argues about naming children born out of wedlock and paternal support versus legitimization.
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Miss Grey
Wright
How to Clean a Delicate Light Dress
Advice on cleaning a light Inv ender cashmere dress. Suggests expert dry cleaning for badly aviled garments. For home care, recommends rubbing with hot corn meal and salt until clean. Targets color preservation and fabric delicacy.
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Misa Grey
Lady pictured could win two tickets to Mother Carey's Chickens
The Star offers two tickets to the Wilkes production Mother Carey's Chickens to the pictured lady if she calls at the editorial rooms. The prize invites participation from readers in a local contest hosted by the paper.
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Star
Mother Carey
Wilkes
Where Styles Come From American Styles Everywhere
An overview traces American fashion to a mix of sources from many states and nations. It cites influences from Morocco Algeria Serbia and Egypt with Balkan and Egyptian detailing reappearing in modern garments and belts. The text notes historical recollection shapes bolero forms and draped lines in contemporary designs.
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Morocco
Algeria
Serbia
Spring cleaning tools and supplies guide
Soft brushes aid washing woodwork as bristles grip better than cloth and protect the finish. Soaps and polishing creams for silver and brass are essential for spring cleaning. Floor wax for linoleum and hardwood floors is easy to use when needed.
Woman Plumber to Probe Closed Shop Limits in Court
Elizabeth J. England, a Philadelphia plumbing contractor, will bring suit in the supreme court to determine how far labor unions may go in enforcing closed shop orders on contractors.
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Elizabeth J. England
Philadelphia
Supreme Court
Firefront on Front Street as city burns in June blaze
The account recalls a devastating early evening fire that engulfs Front Street from Madison to Yesler with red flames, smoke, and collapsing roofs. A narrator, six years old, details fleeing residents, a mother guiding children, and a burning brand threatening their shed roof as flames rise and roar through the town.
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Front Street
Madison
University
Yesler
David
Pegsty
Olga
Brave Little Girl Staves Off House Fire
A six year old girl and her sister Olga saved their home from a blaze by climbing a shed roof to douse sparks with water and mop while the wind fanned flames. The mother praised the effort but warned her daughter not to climb the roof again.
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Olga
Olea
Peggy
Three Faces East and Mother Carey's Chickens At Local Theaters
The Metropolis checks in with a four day run of Three Faces East a war intrigue driven play featuring Violet Heming and Maurice Freeman. Wilkes Players stage Mother Carey's Chickens with Jane Darwell as Mother Carey and Jane Morgen as Nancy Carey Easter week at Levy's Orpheum offers Marry Me Mary with Ted Howland and a bright musical lineup.
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Wilkes
Mother Carey
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Jane Morgen
Nancy Carey
Tom Hamilton
Alexis Luce
Anna Chick
Ted Howland
Levy
Orpheum
Mr. Levy
Mary
Lew White
Oscar Gerard
Clifford Dunstan
Bess Hill
Mary Smith
Pauline Arthur
Robert Lorenzo
Floy Ward
Miss Hill
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Sturgis
Slim” Freeman
Blanche Hall
His Last Drop at Palace Hip
A humorous sketch at the Palace Hip features Will Stanton as an inebriate clubman with a rude turn by Fred Elliott musical interludes by Marion Beauclair and company and a nut comedy by Paul Francis with Rose De Mar in a leading role plus trick bicycle feats.
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Will Stanton
Palace Hip
Fred Elliott
Marion Beauclair and Company
Paul Francis
Rose de Mar
Colors in Jewelry Trend Sets Demand for Imitation Pieces
Neck chains with leather links and beaded pendants draw attention as jade remains popular. Real and imitation jade lead demand with coral following. a new market offers matched sets including chain pin and bracelet or armlet as fashionable imitation jewelry.
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