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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1918
Page
10
A wife recalls awakening to nurse her infant Dicky and reading her husband Dick's manuscript. She muses on marriage, love, jealousy, and the idea that women nurse troubles while men seek a fresh thrill, recalling a Cincinnati birthday visit and remorse.
A narrator recalls a past birthday conflict with Margie and Dek and admits jealousy yet hopes for her future with another man. The note hints at loneliness and the idea of remarriage for happiness, ending with a tease that the story continues.
A military home show at Camp Lewis near the Remount depot on Sunday June 16 features a 300 piece massed band performing The Star-Spangled Banner. Maj Gen Hl A Greene reviews a camp parade as officers and men demonstrate cavalry uses and drill events. Over 25 000 spectators expected.
London leader Emmeline Pankhurst told New York audiences that working conditions for Englishwomen have improved since suffrage. She said pay is better and delivered a message of patriotism from England to American women after arriving aboard a French liner.
Thia celebrated American actress known for juvenile roles solved a long standing stage make up issue. Her gray streaks vanished after using Q Ban Hair Color Restorer restoring the hair to a natural dark color. No wigs or dyes needed on stage anymore.
A worried correspondent facing near term childbirth seeks guidance on debt relief and life insurance. The letter advises considering a loan on the policy, warns against loan sharks, and urges contact with the insurer’s local office rather than doorstep collectors. It also reflects on marriage pressures and the law protecting mothers.
A letter from Ellen asks how to cope with loneliness in a remote mining camp and seeks happiness guidance from Cynthia Grey. The reply highlights camp life benefits, self improvement, and practical ideas, then a separate note asks if first cousins may marry in Washington and Oregon.
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