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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1922
Page
7
Kate Ward returns to her childhood home to care for her widowed father. She seeks Dorothy Alice, the child linked to her late husband, and enters Sing Loy’s Chinatown laundry to ask about the girl. A tense encounter unfolds with Sing Loy as Kate questions whoAlice is and what to do next.
Film beauty Edna Pennington sues Norman Manning for 16500 dollars alleging damage from a November auto accident in which her nose was broken while riding in Manning's car.
Mrs Ney J. Ford faces accusation of plotting the death of her husband, a Dearborn, Michigan farmer. The latest photograph accompanies coverage of the high profile case.
London reports that the cockade badge of family dignity becomes a museum piece as tax rules modernize. The piece notes the automobile era diminishes such marks of caste and highlights how display implies tax, while the aristocracy remains thrifty.
A Vienna building site covers the body of a workman buried under cement before his fate was discovered. The foundation will always contain the worker as the site remains active and supervised by authorities.
WEW YORK December 26 report describes a woman and a man among a crowd seeing a fall from an open window. The incident ends with both persons injured and hospital treatment noted.
London Daily Echo reports a humorous modern claim that the love of marriage lasts only ten years. The writer asserts relationships fade after a decade, casting new light on long term romance.
Kate follows Sing Loy into a shadowy back area where girls work at stove and ironing tables. The hot room clings to heat as workers plunge hot irons into water and smooth garments. Kate feels pity for the workers and senses a growing movement of attentiveness.
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