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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jan 28, 1922

Page

12

Night of Shadows and Threats on Virginia's Terrace

A tense scene unfolds as Harold fractures under drink and jealousy. Virginia pleads for her missing pistol while Bill, blind but keenly alert, signals danger and disrupts a planned assault, leaving a perilous standoff unresolved in the dim room.

Harold Virginia Marold Bill Lindy Pete Joe Hir

Darkness in the Cave Sparks Brutal Showdown

Edison Marshall, Harold, Bill, Virginia, and Pete clash in a cave confrontation. Bill slays Joe with a brutal throw. Harold fires blindly as the trio battle, with Virginia hiding near a bunk. The fight escalates into a savage death struggle amid blacked gloom.

Harold Bill Pete Breed

Confessions of a Movie Star Chapter LXXV

Dick explains his disappearance after learning of his father’s bankruptcy and death. He recalls fleeing London, discovering a ruined family fortune, and choosing a film career to support himself, reflecting on guilt, gossip, and May’s place in his life.

May London New York Mother

A Fairy Riddle Among Storks in 1922 Tale

In a Beattie Stanhope tale from 1922, Mr Crane quizzes storks on a riddle about a jumping jack and a baby. Old Daddy Stork reveals the correct difference, prompting a scene of feathered production and fairy workers, with Mrs Frown awaiting new bolsters as feathers spill into the factory.

Ruskins Mr. Crane Crane Daddy Stork Frown

Seattle’s early days through a family’s eyes

In a Seattle reminiscence, Martha recalls arriving at night to a city with no hotels and a warm welcome from Dexter Horton. She describes sleeping on the floor, a beach breakfast, and finding a house on Yester way while fearing the local Indian village and the night’s dangers. The tale continues.

Tom Nussel Yester Way Mill Street Cherry Columbia Seattle

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