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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1915
Page
3
The narrator, riding with Elrene, contemplates how money can buy daily comfort, the looming future's threats, and the value of memory. She discusses Aunt Mary's illness, possible surgery, and how patience and sorrow shape love for family, including adopted twins.
A collection of stories about film stars performing brave acts off camera. Blanche Sweet aids a stranded writer and rescues a colleague in a gulch near Los Angeles, while Mae Marsh supports her family and saves a drowning child. Marie Walcamp risked her life to rescue a man during a dam break scene, earning praise for real life courage.
The article notes Charles Chaplin and company relocating from Court Street in Los Angeles to Essanay studios in Boyle Heights. It highlights a growing ensemble, production of multi reel features, and a large upcoming bill at the Alhambra with A Woman and other features. Extra items include program listings and ending nights at various theaters.
Complete report titled Market Today offers detailed illustrated literature on SEAHURST and tent city. It covers maps routes and rates by auto road or railroad and directs readers to the Oregon and Washington Development Company at 401 Green Building Fourth and Pike for application, with telephone Elliott 2568.
The Oregon & Washington Development Company announces award of the contract to build a tent city at Seahurst Cohasset Beach Washington as the seed for a major ocean resort. Surveyors are staking lots and plans for a store, dining hall and hotel features are in progress. If successful, Seahurst will rival Palm Beach and Newport with a $100,000 investment and a future summer city of camps and houses.
Former President Theodore Roosevelt will arrive tonight and attend the Panama Pacific exposition as central figure tomorrow. He will be met at Davis by Gov. Johnson and the state exposition commission and address an open-air assembly on War and Peace.
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