Dancer at the Tabarin Finds a Protector in Vienna
In Vienna on New Year’s Eve Tilly a dancer at the Bal Tabarin endures hardship after a failed contract. Sullivan, an American theatergoer, finds her distraught, offers shelter, feeds her, and contemplates a future where she may return home. The pair grow close as Tilly clings to hope and Sullivan to care.
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Vienna
Budapest
Bella Bella
Tilly
Europe
Agi
the Tabarin
Weininger
Weinsinger
Kellner
Weinleger
Welninger
Prater
Sullivan
Tilly Reilly
Krank
Eity
Slater
Earl
Lawhee
Thea
New York
Dentists Endorse New Botanical Teeth Extraction
Boston dentists in Seattle advertise a new botanical preparation for teeth extraction. The office, backed by Seattle business leaders and the dental profession, claims the method provides outstanding results and guarantees all work.
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Seattle
Conflicting Demands Tie Love and Money in a Newlywed Diary
The narrator wrestles with debts and Dick's lax money management seeking a stable home. She considers returning to teaching, questions whether love can endure without friendship, and wonders if a wife can be all for her husband while demanding respect and equality. The piece ends with a promise to continue Monday.
Market Today Report Shows Fruit Prices Dip
The column notes a cent drop in freach ranch egms quotations with Western av. paying 40 cents a dozen for stock, after a week at 41 cents. Butter and cheese prices stay steady. Five car loads of bananas arrived Friday and went on sale today near Pike Public Market in Seattle.
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Freach Ranch Egms
Western Av
Wuntil
Mail Orders for Pennants Sent to Star Circulation
The Star requests mail orders be addressed to the Circulation Department and include twenty five cents for each Pennant ordered plus a one cent stamp.
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Star Circulation Department
Pennant
Harvard Aids Needy Students with Scholarships Loans
Cambridge Mass January 1 Ninety two thousand dollars is given or loaned each year by Harvard College to needy students. Most of the funds are scholarships with a portion provided as loans according to college authorities.
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Harvard College
Women to Run a Newspaper in Evanston
John C. Shafer, owner of over a dozen newspapers, has purchased the Index weekly at Evanston. The paper will be run exclusively by women. Russia is home to nearly half the world’s Jews, and has a larger Jewish population than the United States.
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Denver
Gal
John ¢. Shafer
Index
Evanston
Russia
United States
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Tabarin
T. A. Johnstone
Newspaper Enterprise Association
Rotticeill
Prater Lake
Georgia
Boston Dentists
Second Avenue
Bon March
Northern Hank
Pvcu Lord
Albany
Mies
Ople
Hank
the Confessions
Stewart House
Weat Stewart
Pike Public Market
J. W. Godwin &@ Co
Yakima
White River
Mquash
Hubbard
Perry Broa
Bradner Co
Billie Burke
Star Office
Ballard
P. H. Marven
Ballard Ave
Everett
A. E. Hall
Colby Ave
Bremerton
Kost Book
Pacific Ave
Renton
W. S. Milhoff
University District— Enterprise Furniture Coo
Northwestern Photo Supply Company Inc
Eastman Kodak Co
Union and University
Star
Second Ave
Harvard
Cambridge, Mass
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