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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1911
Page
3
A 1940s Dear Miss Grey column offers practical, cautionary advice on etiquette and health. Topics include bridal veils at receptions, costume care for aging hair, and teen dating, with guidance on appropriate ages and social behavior. The piece also notes fashion trends emphasizing the figure for the era.
A dramatic retelling of the 1836 siege of the Alamo where Santa Anna’s 4,000-man army attacked a 450-strong Texan defense. Despite fierce resistance led by Col Bowie, the fort fell after a brutal siege culminating in mass executions, torching, and the famous rally cry “Remember the Alamo.”
Fashion note highlights plain and trimmed garments for spring. Children’s skirts span two and a half yards around the bottom while most measure a quarter yard in length. Fabrics include panama velour and fancy worsted with velvet waists and sailor collars featured.
Three million pounds of second grade butter held by food speculators in Philadelphia and Chicago will be shipped to Europe for sale due to weak domestic demand. One Chicago speculator leads the move to capitalize on overseas markets.
Tomorrow evening the Seattle Commercial club will discuss the national monetary commission report. Mrs. Jefferson de Angelia has recovered enough from pleurisy to take a short walk and has been ill at the Hotel Washington for a week.
London February 6 King George opened the first parliament of his reign in full state with Queen Mary and the Prince of Wales present. Crowds cheered as the royal procession moved from Buckingham Palace to Westminster.
The Mountaineers yesterday walked a twelve mile loop starting at Orillia and passing Angle lake Old Military road Bow lake and Bow mill before returning to Orillia.
A November 10 action by Reyesbeck and Carpenter at Yale in RH C la rich one is described in a letter from the location. The note notes the strike's origin and mentions parties involved and context in Yale.
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