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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1914
Page
3
The advertisement extols the clearness and uniformity of Paragon Typewriter Ribbons for business letters. It asserts that a fine appearance can influence customer acquisition and profit, claiming Paragon ribbons offer a decisive advantage over inferior ribbons.
Ex president Theodore Roosevelt plans to join U S forces in Mexico as a soldier directing his military experience. He may receive command of a brigade under Maj Gen Leonard Wood amid tensions over Vera Cruz and the U S occupation. Roosevelt hopes to be integrated into active service and carry his presidential past into a new role.
Wayne Bradley, 17, was ordered to report to juvenile court after colliding with Lena McKinley, 16, at Broadway and John Street. The incident involved a motorized bicycle and occurred last night near Miss Lena McKinley’s residence at 916 EB John Street.
Market Today reports a financial snapshot with figures for VW and Pewe Co. listing prices and percentages. The brief includes entries such as 20, 16, 70, 900, 10, 76 and 18 percent, indicating price data and changes.
A listings page describes a Kalem two part feature Captured by the Mexicans at the Class A, Lubin drama The Secret Marriage at the Dream, Broncho Billy Gunman at Clemmer, and multiple other three reel and two reel films showing tonight through Tuesday at Tivoli Clemmer Melbourne Grand Colonial and Dream theaters. The slate includes Pathe Weekly news reels, amateur night, and sketches like The Tango Plot and A Man in the House with light comedy and adventure selections.
Elmer Olson, owner of the Rainer Tea and Coffee Store in Hillman City, complains he cannot buy Mount Vernon Evaporated milk from John Jr. Agenco despite having cash. He argues producers are shorting him after underselling rivals, refusing his orders and returning his payment due to a shortage.
A diarist notes gossip in a hotel about the Symones divorce rumors and Eliene Symone fleeing to Europe with Mr. Symone. She recalls jealousy, self respect, and esteem as she reflects on Dick, Eleanor Fairlow, and her own place among worldly women.
The speaker argues jealousy signals vanity rather than deep love and contrasts private possessiveness with public reputation. He notes that a husband measures his wife’s status by his own honor, highlighting intertwined fates and shared sorrow. The passage ends with a tease for continuation tomorrow.
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