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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1920
Page
14
In a tense frontier exchange Wid Gammer and Sim Gage discuss rumors of soldiers from Kansas and a looming project to build, while Sim worries of money and cattle. Mary Warren awakens, signaling a shift as Sim contemplates visiting her and facing the "Jonah" troubles surrounding their lives.
In a tense exchange, Mary Warren declares happiness with Sim Gage and expresses intent to marry soon. Sim pledges care and respect, admitting earlier fear but accepting the bond as necessary and rightful. Mary confirms fidelity and mutual duty, sealing their resolve to wed.
Police hunt Robert Dixon 25 for breaking into Mrs. Arnold's room at 118 Pike Street. Detectives describe Dixon as 5 feet 7 inches tall with gray hair, linked to a prior Sixth Avenue case where a hatchet was left in a bed after a $2,000 theft.
Veterans from the Vocational club were guests aboard a Queen City yacht cruise to Point Bolin in Agate where the party camped on the reservation. The event featured a clam eating contest and boating activity.
Elizabeth Worrell, 43, an employee of Pinkham Lumber Co., resident of the Wintonia hotel at 1421 Minor Ave., died Sunday at Seattle General Hospital after a short illness.
An advertorial advises using powdered delatone to remove facial neck or arm hair. Create a paste with delatone and water, apply to hairy areas, wait two minutes, then rub, wash, and skin should be hair free. Warns to use genuine delatone to avoid disappointment.
The message urges trust in conscientious dentists who follow professional standards. It highlights up-to-date equipment, the largest state practice, and consistent adherence to painless dentistry, with emphasis on cleanliness, hand washing, sterilized instruments, and advertising under the practitioner’s own name.
A man plans to go to the dam for relief and asks a widow to meet his need for mercy. He laments the lack of a local church and contemplates bringing a minister, while the woman Mary Warren affirms her commitment. He worries over his bad knee as they discuss eating at Roldt's and the uneasy, crowded setting.
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