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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1914
Page
5
A reader asks why public dances invite harsh judgment toward girls who attend. A columnist urges self-respect, charitable stance, and persistent betterment, noting good peers exist and advising private discussion with a physician. The piece also touches on family, education, and social norms of youth.
The Star launches Winnie Lee’s new series on Woman's Nature explaining why women cry without reason and react to abuse. The essays promise to reveal the why behind women’s unaccountable daydreams and sighs and will continue with additional installments and related pieces.
A series of religious meetings will be held on Queen Anne Hill starting February 15 after a Friday conference among four pastors. The Christian, Congregational, Methodist and United Presbyterian churches organize daily gatherings for seven days.
Dr. Herman A. Brauer of the University of Washington extension division spoke to the North Phinney Avenue Improvement club on the commission form of government. The club also noted the city council’s failure to allocate 20 000 from the general fund for Phinney avenue paving. H B Conibear, aquatic coach at the university, addressed Lincoln high school Boys' club Friday.
A young man recounts four years of friendship with a girl and hoped for engagement after he found better work. He letters her from New York but learns she now dates another man and has not heard back. He asks for advice on what to do next.
An advertisement from L R Clark D D promotes high grade dental work with guarantees on strength and durability. It touts a $10 gold crown for $4 and a $10 Never Slip Plate for $5, claiming gentle treatment and a guarantee signed by the operator and manager.
Dr L R Clark D D and Co announces office at 1405 Third Avenue Northwest corner Union Street. Bring this ad for notice.
The editor notes that the article titled The Emotions of a Woman will appear in the Star next week, signaling an upcoming feature and prompting reader anticipation.
A number of stylish dresses are arranged for the regular annual banquet of the King County Medical Society to be held at the Arctic Club tonight. The event will feature a spread and speeches with the Physicians' Glee Club performing a few arias.
Dan Pryce and Margo Duffet, a Sullivan & Considine vaudeville act, were arrested on a federal warrant charging them with plagiarizing a sketch they performed. The incident occurred at the Sullivan & Considine theatre in Los Angeles.
Joan Krafehnken, held on murder charges in connection with H. M. Arnold death at the Bank of Plum Coulee, escaped from Winnipeg police custody early today despite guards. In Salem, Oregon, Attorney General Crawford reportedly plans to seek the Republican nomination for governor in coming days.
Local shop at 904 Second Ave lists a wide range of leather items including fitted cases, book covers, ladies accessories, toilet sets, card cases, coat hangers and millinery and umbrella items. Repair work is advertised as done by skilled workers.
Miss Sophie Brasiau performs the contralto role with the Metropolitan Opera Company. The article notes her vocal prowess and highlights her status as a leading artist in the company’s season.
Mrs. Maude C Taham was granted a divorce from Jefferson T Taham ex manager of the Almaden quicksilver mine on grounds of cruelty. Boston merger plans close to combine Harvard and MIT engineering departments and faculties.
The Janitors Nightwatchmen and Elevator Operators union will hold an open meeting at the Labor temple Sunday afternoon at 3 p m. All building employees are asked to be present.
Operators at the Telefunken wireless station said they communicated last night with San Francisco, a 3000 mile overland distance, from Sayville New York. The report notes the long distance wireless link was established between the two coast cities.
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