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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1920
Page
14
A reader argues that courtship must precede marriage to build true family life and warns that casual relationships lead to divorce. The missive contrasts modern dating with traditional courting and includes responses about love, arrangements, and the role of mothers.
Frank Valle age 60, a Mexican native, became the father again as his second wife born in 1900 gave birth to her 17th child. Sixteen Valle children are living.
Mrs. Fiske arrived in Seattle Monday evening for a weeklong visit. Her vehicle, though small, was noted in the arrival report as she plans local engagements during the stay.
Daisy Henry models a white silk skirt and lacy blouse paired with a coral sweater belt and fringed scarf effect. The coral hue repeats in a decorative hat of fancy straw and ribbon, presenting a delightful ensemble.
Excerpt shows detective Morrison questioning Mrs. Lorimer about Ives’s shooting. They discuss motive, possible involvement by the Korimer family, and a possible wife or sweetheart angle. The scene moves toward home as Morrison contemplates the case and a baby mouse at the house.
Charming and radiant portrayal centers on Miss Nelly a late Fortyish Southern belle guiding young lovers. Mrs Fiske’s acting combines wit humanity and vivid character strokes set against rose tinted romance in New Orleans with tasteful stagecraft and music.
Thornage near Holt has Mrs Key, a centenarian who recently celebrated a 1024th birthday. She enjoys fancy work and reading despite missing teeth, and finds temper both a virtue and a flaw.
New York July 6. Mies Rose Schneiderman, listed as five feet tall, receives the Labor Party nomination for United States senator. She vows to show laboring men and women that they have no better friends than themselves and denounces “friends of labor” backed by old parties. Schneiderman, president of the Woman's Trade Union League, has been active since 1903 and recounts rising from a cash girl to organizer, with a career spanning factory work, union posts, and dedication to labor causes.
The silmerine method gains popularity due to warm weather and outdoor time. Wet a toothbrush with liquid filk and run it through hair to define curls and waves that hold despite heat moisture or wind. A few ounces of liquid merine lasts for months and leaves hair soft and silky.
Women's and Misses' suits offered at 40 off regular prices of 25, 35, and 45. All-wool serge navy set, all-wool jersey heather mix, and Velour checked suits. Sizes 36 to 46 available. Promotional notes emphasize full wool content and varied shades.
A clearance sale offers 300 waists and overblouses in fine tricolette and Georgette. Styles include beaded braids and lace trims with long and short sleeves. Colors flesh white gold rose jade bisque taupe tan navy black. sizes range 36 to 44.
Reduced to 12.50 from 15.00 19.75 and 22.50. Sport coats offered in polo cloth in tan and gray. Some jackets feature brushed wool collar and cuffs others in tuxedo styles and some smart belted models. Sizes range 16 to 42.
Beaded and embroidered Georgettes and novelty fabrics offered in dresses for party, afternoon, and business wear. Available in all sizes with color range from white to navy and black. Former prices 29.50 and 35.00.
Dresses of taffeta and Georgette in a large range of colors and sizes are discounted from nineteen seventy five to twenty five dollars to sixteen fifty. Former prices span nineteen seventy five to twenty five dollars and include two fabric types.
A clearance sale features dresses priced at 12 75 with taf fetas satins serges and jerseys. Sizes and colors vary with smart season styles. No last year's stock remains.
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