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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jul 17, 1919

Page

14

Roaring Lake Winter of Privilege and Provocation

Stella Fyfe moves through a social season at Roaring Lake with Jack Fyfe, Charlie Benton, and Linda Abbey. A new launch and boating expeditions deepen ties with the Abbeys while Stella questions marriage and her own ambitions, culminating in the birth of their son in December.

Charlie Fyfe the Royal Bank Roaring Lake Jack Fyfe Charlie Benton Stella Jack Benton Fyfe Bungalow Lifida Abbey Linda Mrs. Abbey Linda Abbey Abbey Monohan Paul Abbey Paul Abbey Stella Fyfe

Woman reports husband’s constant song habit at Highgate

A London woman told Highgate magistrates her husband repeats a single song line continually. She described locking herself in a room for three hours to escape his whistling or singing through the door.

London Highgate

House Isn’t Castle, Court Fines Couple for Bad Language

London July 17. Samuel Brooks and his wife were fined 5 shillings each after a passerby heard offensive words spoken inside their home. The court noted the phrase Englishman's house is his castle is not a legal shield.

London Samuel Brooks

Park Seeks Six-Service Men For Mt Rainier Job This Summer

Mt. Rainier National Park officials offer summer work in the hills. Six-service men will be given preference for positions in the park’s best scenery.

Mt. Tainier National Park

Casual D interior wear sale items and footwear

Cool White Lawn Aprons and Mercerized Lisle Union Suits offered with various styles and prices. Specials include First Floor discounts on Silk-top Pink Lisle and band top designs, plus Pedresta Shoes marketed for comfort for women with enlarged toe joints.

Lisle Union

Basement Store Sells Reduced Women Footwear

The Basement Store cuts prices on broken lines of women shoes. White canvas oxfords and pumps in sizes 4 1/2 to 7 are $2.45 per pair. White canvas high shoes are $3.95. Black patent and brown kid oxfords with Louis heels are $4.95.

Delft Seconarico

Senate Baths Spark Heated Debate Over Luxuries

The dispute centers on who ordered marble bathrooms in the Senate Office Building. Senator Kenyon accuses Republicans of opening the baths, while Democrats claim the project was approved by their Rules Committee before party changes and insist they only turned on the water.

Kenyon Iowa Senate Committee On Rules

Seattle to Build 600-Room Hotel in $3.5 Million Plan

A Seattle group with the Chamber of Commerce forms a company to erect a 600 room hotel costing 3.5 million dollars. Officers are A J Rhodes president and C D Stimson vice president. Financing includes stock sales at 100 dollars a share and a mortgage bond issue. Negotiations with Linnard hotel corporation of California and Bowman group of New York are under way for assistance.

Seattle Chamber of Commerce A. J. Rhodes C. D. Stimson Frank Waterhouse N. H. Latimer J. Ff. Douglas J. F. Douglas Linnard Hotel Corporation of California Bowman Group of New York

Fragmentary political era note on excess and power

A brief, ambiguous excerpt reflects on a political shift granting power to the then rulers, followed by a critique of their lavish lifestyle and the audience's reaction to extravagance and moral judgments.

Police chief weighs ban on Paris style hoseless limbs

Philadelphia police superintendent Robinson comments on possible prohibition of a Paris style of hoseless limbs, noting the issue has reached New York and may come to Philadelphia soon. He remarks on assessing how such devices would appear.

Philadelphia Robinson Paris New York

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