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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1913
Page
5
A critical essay on first loves and the social forces guiding a young woman toward infatuation at seventeen. It argues parental and societal pressures misdirect girls and warns that early marriage risks harming offspring, urging honesty about marriage and responsibility.
A reader asks if a 16-year-old girl should date with parental knowledge. Miss Grey cautions that mothers vary, advises careful behavior, and notes not all parents model proper guidance. Other letters discuss proper introductions at dances, name ideas for a seaside home, announcements after a wedding, and cautionary views on engagements and honor.
Mrs. A J Wallace wife of Lieut Gov Wallace dies at El Nido near La Crescenta at age 48. She is survived by her husband and four children. Paris edition of Daily Mall announces engagement Lina Cavalieri and Lucien Muratore. Mrs A G Ward of Muskegon founder of Ladies of the Modern Maccabees dies at 64 in Grand Rapids. D R Burkhart, local real estate dealer, injured in a fall from a water tower at Seahurst.
The inaugural convention of the Association of Stage Employes and Moving Picture Operators gathers about 250 delegates from the United States and Canada at the Labor Temple. Mayor Cotterill and Council President Hesketh welcome attendees as reports from Charles C. Shay and Lee M. Hart are presented. The event venue is the New Richmond Hotel.
Baron Juichi Soyeda and T. Kamiya arrive in New York to dispel war fears about Japan and to foster goodwill with Japanese in California. In San Francisco they plan a large dinner before sailing for Japan to outline Japan’s stance on the alien land law and relations with the United States to leaders of competing factions.
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