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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1914
Page
3
Seattle vessels prepare as Puget Sound gears up for the annual salmon run toward Neah Bay and spawning beds. The sockeye and humpback runs vary by year, with 1913 a banner year for sockeye and humpback. Canned salmon totals show large 1912 profits, while 1914 is expected to be leaner.
Readers respond to the "Lonesome Girl" romance with guidance on honesty, pride, and class. Suggestions emphasize working, home life, and decency, urging the suitor to reveal true intentions and stressing principle over money.
Excerpted quotes urge patience with courtship despite poverty. Authors Sarah Hoffman and Mrs H O Williams advise openness about finances and inviting the suitor to visit. They contend true love survives social differences and happiness comes from genuine affection rather than wealth.
The Little daredevil of the Thanhouser Film Co. Mignon Anderson, drives a 90 horsepower car beside an express train to thrill cameras in a staged race. She had no prior driving, yet proved fearless and capable as the scene unfolds.
The egg market held at 24 cents per dozen while ducks fail to move as farmers withhold stock. Broiler guinea stock remains in demand with six pound plus birds bringing about $6 per dozen, and prices for various vegetables and fruits are listed by Godwin & Co with regional items like Yakima potatoes and Cal fruit crates in focus.
59 Ratine woven plaids and novelty designs by fashion designers for dresses coats and suits. Wash fabrics offered at 75c with closeout price 39c. Apronese C quality full belts valued at 8 1-3c. Standard Calico in neat C patterns light and dark colors Regular 7c quality.
In a serialized 1914 look, Mollie discusses an older neighbor Mr. Autisdel’s unwanted attentions to a young girl and argues that such conduct is wrong and selfish. The dialogue portrays parental complicity and social double standards as the tale ends with a teaser for tomorrow.
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