Newspaper fragment shows Seattle Star masthead and staff
Readable lines indicate Seattle Star with masthead fragment, city newspaper details, and names including Howard Welle Ritter and B F Chase as staff or managers, plus telephone numbers for offices.
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Howard Welle
Ritter
Walking: a cure better than dope and a daily habit
A doctor extols walking as a health booster better than narcotics. It strengthens muscles, improves sleep, and boosts circulation for those commuting long distances. The piece urges joining a walking club to gain fitness, energy, and relief from stress.
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Little
Cartier
Awakening in New Mexico and the push for statehood
A critical look at New Mexico politics notes the English-speaking majority forming the first all English legislature in the territory. It predicts a compulsory education bill to assimilate native youth, erasing Spanish language and ideas, while translators would keep bilingual reading possible.
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New Mexico
Rainier Heights Club Meeting Announced at Oltman’s Hall
A Rainier Heights club gathering is planned for this evening at Oltman’s Hall. Members are urged to attend as the event highlights community activities and updates.
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Rainier Heights
Rainier
King Edward’s Niece Stages Private Isle of Art Entertainment
Princess Henry of Pens, sister to the king, managers a private court entertainment on the Isle of Art. Princess Livia, age fifteen and a favored royal, performs in costume as a vivandière with song and dance alongside other royal family members.
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Datteneerag
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Gerdon Grand Opera Company Stages Double Bill
The Gerdon Grand Opera Company presented a double bill with performances of Cavalleria Rusticana and Pagliacci. The company featured Fredericas, Pauline Johnson, Alberti, James Glevens, and Walter Wheatly in principal roles while the audience responded with strong applause. An upcoming Grand Theatre program promises Betasco's drama of love and war.
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Gerdon- Grand Opera Company
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