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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1909
Page
3
A fashion and lifestyle column discusses women facing real unhappiness and urges self reflection and independence. It notes the value of nature, sunshine, and social changes, highlights spring clothing trends including tailored suits moire fabrics and bold accessories, and mentions lavender sweet pea and gold slippers as emerging styles.
A dramatic tale from Chicago reports a woman paid a million in cash to rescue the Hooth fish trust amid rent pressures. Mrs A Valentine, widow of Philip Armour Jr, sided with her sister to back the collapse of the A Booth & Co trust which controlled Great Lakes and Atlantic fish output. W Vernon Heath faced grand jury charges for asset falsification tied to the case.
The investigation considers a possible second inquiry as Valentine, deeply involved, refuses to help salvage the wreck. Mrs. Valentine pleads immobility, urging action for the family. He argues it would waste resources, while Mia sides with a different view.
The fragment notes Mrs. Valentine claiming eight million or more in her own right and remarks on her one million to pay creditors. It mentions More’s one million and a plan to reorganize a Chicago company. Valentine travels and expresses continued pessimism about a new Hooth company’s success.
A fragmentary reflection discusses how a girl may fool a man about his thoughts, a husband who stays home, and the dynamics of trust before a father. It touches on holiday, relationships, and the belief that prayer plus effort moves things forward.
Gracie's kitten Mackie nicknamed Blackie is curious and venturesome. He swats a large insect he believes is a fly and is stung on the nose by a wasp causing pain and distress for the young pet and Gracie who tends to him.
In a New York Herald notice a narrator recalls Maeckle’s failed attempt to catch big fish after a prior success. He says he only caught small plain fish afterward while a girl questions what he paid for his prior Powell item, calling it flattering rather than insulting.
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