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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1918
Page
4
A vivid line describes a photo that leaves the viewer uncertain about feelings. The remark juggles emotion, noting moments of surprise and hesitation as it shifts from disbelief to a grounded, practical response.
The diary excerpt recounts a dinner encounter with Eleanor Fairlow and Margie, revealing emotional strain and a duplicitous romance. The narrator admits loving two women, reflecting on marriage, temptation, and guilt as the story progresses toward further revelations.
After the Ville sur-Ancre battle during the offensive two Australians played a piano in a cottage for 20 minutes when a cellar door opened and a German sergeant and ten men surrendered in Paris on July 3.
July 2 reports from Amsterdam say German papers condemn Allied incendiary shells. The North German Gazette quotes that the shells cause burning wounds and suffocation and that Germans have nothing to compare with them.
Berne reports the death of Herbert Herkner a young German soldier regarded as the country’s mathematical genius. The loss comes amid mourning and national reflection on wartime intellect.
A reader's letter from Cynthia Grey describes a young woman who never married due to financial limits after family losses. She details an Ogden romance with a Nebraska manager, a Mormon suitor, and a painful revelation that ends with choosing independence over marriage.
A letter writer admits nine years of unhappy marriage to a widow with two children and contemplates a relationship with a younger, educated woman. The advice urges honesty with the potential partner, avoiding divorce, and suggests seeking harmony with his wife rather than leaving. It notes the writer’s duty to reveal his marital status to the other woman.
Constance urges the writer to decide for herself not by friends. If the love is genuine and based on shared tastes and mutual concessions, marriage could bring happiness despite the age gap.
In a July 27 1900 Kaiser speech to a German expeditionary force bound for China the ruler claimed the term Huns for German soldiers. The label, little used before, gained traction as Germany’s actions in war were deemed more savage, fitting the moniker.
A Water town woman recalls poor health during pregnancy and credits Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with restoring strength. The ad-style piece promotes the product and offers to provide special suggestions from the Lydia Pinkham Medicine Co, alongside a dense grocery and farming items list.
A wartime patriotic caption promotes thrift stamps with the slogan A thrift stamp a day keeps the Hun away. The line urges citizens to purchase stamps to support the war effort and conserve resources.
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