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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1918
Page
10
London dispatch reports naval pigeon service saving scores of lives with a 96 percent delivery success. Messages from downed aviators and seaplanes describe dire scenes and requests for fighters, rescue, and word to loved ones as pigeons deliver crucial battlefield news.
June 14 Landon One of the Russian grand dukes once rich enough to live in a premier London estate has fallen to penury after the Russian revolution. Now a clerk earning 2000 dollars annually near Westminster Abbey, he and his wife Countess Torby manage their modest home with resolve and without complaint.
Spent yeast from breweries and distilleries is processed into craft items such as buttons door bell plates and knife handles showcasing innovative reuse of industrial waste.
A dated reflection on forgiving wives for temptations, contrasting Mollie Trent with the narrator and Miss Eleanor Fairlow. The piece critiques political meddling by Marys of virtue, cites a Maupassant tale, and hints at alcohol’s social cost, ending with a note on future prohibition and a wartime steel plant extension near Philadelphia.
The war office said twenty one German airplanes and a balloon were destroyed and four enemy aircraft driven down out of control in day and night fighting by British airmen on Wednesday and Thursday. Four British planes are missing. Several tons of bombs were dropped on enemy targets.
A reader, an adopted mother of a six year old, questions visitation by the birth mother and whether love justifies intruding on a stable home. Also includes Miss Grey on coffee chewing, Minute Men, contacting Germany, ship wartime details, bridesmaid dress norms, and French speaking requirements for wartime telephone work.
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