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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1919
Page
8
A war bride recalls longing for Bob as armistice ends and soldiers crowd streets. She reflects on debts owed to veterans, meets Tommy the wounded grocer’s boy, and witnesses a family plan to aid him after his return. The piece foreshadows a continuation.
A reader shares a past romance where trust failed and a groom prepared a home only to be rejected. The columnist advises that heartbreak leads to growth, urging the Heart Broken Girl to seek personal development and future happiness. A second letter answers questions about lucky wedding months, stressing personal choice and resilience.
London report states that over 800000 of 2000000 Russian prisoners are held in central empire camps in Germany with about one million having died in captivity.
The Seattle Ministerial Federation held a special session Monday morning to revise marriage laws as a solution to the divorce evil. A committee recommended uniform marriage and divorce laws across the country.
The Supreme Court affirmed lower court rulings that invalidated the Interstate Commerce Commission decision of March 28, 1916. The decision faulted contracts between railroads and telegraph companies, keeping in place earlier rulings.
Forty seven Seattle and Washington men received Minute Men Service badges for wartime service. The badges were issued by the American Protective League with the approval of the United States attorney general.
Nine color spreads showcase popular spring shades and how pairing options create original, attractive outfits. Readers explore color palettes, combinations, and styling ideas across multiple pages in a vibrant feature.
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