Making a Movie Star Reveals Hidden Heartache Behind Fame
A woman recounts six years of devotion to Earle Williams, aiding his rise to stardom while receiving little support. She nursed him through illness, arranged publicity, and planned his career, only to be abandoned for another marriage, prompting a breach of promise suit and a claim for reparation.
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Roma Raymond Parle Williama
Mangasines
Campa
Earle
Babe
New York
Earle Williams
My Darling From Earle Letter Home 1915
A pair of affectionate fragments letter a lover named Bartle and Earle exchange from Ratcave North Carolina and Moston October 1914 to Palm Sunday 1915. The notes express loneliness rain plans to return home and anticipation of reuniting with their baby. The tone is intimate and personal.
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Bartle
Earle
More Men Nue to Come Home
Washington reports resignations to early convoy for a long list of units including Ninetieth and 104th aero squadrons, 36th company transport, 1st and 2nd casual companies, various replacement and salvage companies, tank and cement mill units, balloon corps, field signal battalion, pontoon train, telegraph battalion, coast artillery, and base hospital units.
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Washington
War Department
Ninetieth
104Th Aero Aquadrora
Transport Corps
68Th Regiment Coast Artillery
Vital Statistics Marriage, Divorce, and Death Notices
Marriage notices list Kennedy and Catherine MacQueen Beattle and multiple partners, with dates and addresses in Seattle and nearby cities. Divorce and non-support actions name numerous plaintiffs and defendants, while deaths note numerous individuals with ages and residences.
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Marriaghes
Net! Kennedy
Catherine MacQueen
Beattle
Agen
Roy
Margaret BR. Roy
Valentine Mackay
Janet Jotnatah
Beattie
John J. Warner
Mayme Harris
Ralph Mh. Redmann
Seattie
Pearl Sutherland
Jackson
Wyo
Roy F. Kantaz
Racine
Wis
Carrie Willie
Chicago
Honda
Erminie
Katherine Madison
Seattle
D. Proctor
Florence E. Smith
Portland
Martin
Tacoma
Annie F Smith
Alva Laon Lewis
Dollie Nettie McCary
Toshichige Maeda
Kan Oehima
Cart B. Hedman
Myrtle Peacock
Henry Dwight Graven
Mutte
Mont
Myrtle Soderberg
Bontttethers
Fey
J. A. Withet
16Th Ave
N. B
Mer
BW. Siew
Ril Ave
W. & Shepherd
14Th Ave
Rey
Mra
A. Patterson
Woodland Court
Foy
N. ©. Peterson
Pellat
D. Simser
the Highlands
Pivorchs
Fannie Hasson
Nessim Hasson
Lagnna M. Morrie
Walter L. Morrin
Agnea St. Sensteiner
Carl J Hehretner
Jane Lee
Oscar C. Lae
Desertion Kina
Dhaths Cra Evans
Kirkwood Pl
Women’s Knitted Gloves 35c Pair at The Basement Store
Premium medium weight knitted gloves for driving and outing wear offered in gray beaver black white and tan at 35 cents per pair. Shop location The Basement Store promotes affordable winter accessories for everyday use.
Lace and Ribbon Remnants Reduced at The Basement Store
Remnants of lace embroidery and ribbon offered in useful lengths at substantial reductions during a clearance sale at The Basement Store.
Thursday Clearance Offerings Black Silk Waists
Black silk waists in sizes 36 and 38 reduced to 1.65 with white over-collars and cuffs, featuring round and square collars, tucks, hemstitching, buttons, and long sleeves. Prices apply to waists of black china silk and pussy willow taffeta.
Pincushions Marked Down at The Basement Store
Novelty pincushions of ribbon and silk in oblong and round shapes reduced to 10 cents each. The Basement Store promotes low prices on crafted pincushions and related sewing notions.
Percaline Petticoats Reduced to 95c
An advertisement offers Percaline Petticoats at 95 cents each. The items feature large dot and leaf patterns in green blue rose and purple on white, with a double ruffle tucked flounce and adjustable waist. Sizes 36 38 and 40.
Lace Flouncing Sale at The Basement Store
Lace Flouncing 25c yard with embroidered edge in widths up to 27 inches. Desirable for vestees and collars and many trim uses. Price 25 cents per yard. The Basement Store.
Children's Coats Reduced to 3 65
An attractive saving is represented by this price. Coats for children are offered at a reduced cost of 3.65 in this sale listing.
Bead Trimmings in Colorful Wool Dress Finishes
The Basement Store offers bead trimmings in combination colorings with pastel and darker shades for wool dresses at 50 cents per yard. This compact advertisement highlights available hues and price.
Fabrics Sold By Color For Dresses And Frocks
In pink blue navy and tan trimming fabrics offered in 3 and 6 yard bolts priced at 5 cents and 10 cents per bolt.
Attractive Values in Nations Children's Hole Support ERS
Advertisement listing sizes 2 to 8 years for children, mostly black, with 10¢ patr Pearl buttons twelve per card in two and four hole styles, Dexter's knitting cotton white one-ounce balls at 10 cents each, Clarke's darning thread gray brown black and white 45-yard spools at 5 cents each.
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Dexter
Clarke
Sacque and Cap Sets Offered for Embroidery
Ready to embroider in French knots and Lazy Daisy stitches. 75 sets stamped on pink mercerized mull. Includes 75 sacque and cap combinations ready for decoration.
Stationery Offerings In Pink Blue And Buff
A local listing advertises tinted stationery in pink blue and buff sold by the box for 35 cents per quire and writing pads both ruled and unruled at 10 cents each.
Women's Fiber-boot Stockings Offered at 50c a Pair
Practical yet attractive stockings with 16 inch fiber silk boots and reinforced heel and toe. Available in Gold Sky blue White Green Champagne and Lavender. Also featuring children's cashmere stockings reduced to 25c a pair and infants cashmere hose in white with sizes 4 to 60.
Silks Reduced to 75c Yard Sea Assortment in Denims
Silk assortment featured printed satins and foulards for coat linings kimonos and house dresses mainly in navy and Copenhagen grounds 36 inches wide priced 75 cents per yard Also fancy striped satins and taffetas 36 inches wide priced 1 15 per yard Basement store listing from The Basement Storp.
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Navy
Copenhagen
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