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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1913
Page
5
The letter advises John to base household spending on income and to reserve a rainy day fund. It notes that income rarely covers planned outlays and that a wife may feel shame asking for money. Winnie signs off with concern over prolonged financial strain in marriage.
A reader asks if staying with a shy, younger suitor after he boasts of other girls is right. Miss Grey urges choosing influence over pride and warns against hurting repuation. Also, readers seek boat name ideas and how to rename a registered vessel.
A Seattle Crescent Manufacturing Company notice urges readers to ask their grocer about available baking products. The brief item highlights local distribution and seeks consumer inquiries.
Letters from June Brides offer tips for married life based on routines to please husbands. The author emphasizes home arrangement, shared tastes, accompanying husbands to work, learning to cook, doing own mending, regular weekly chores, and affectionate greetings, asserting happiness after four years of marriage.
The municipal day parade drew thousands in Seattle, rivaling past Potlatch crowds and becoming the city’s longest in years. Floats and banners highlighted education and public services, with light and water departments praised for lowering costs. A Woodland Park picnic followed by a Leschi park reception hosted former mayors as a large crowd danced into the early hours. Mayor Cotterill called the event a great success and future regular occurrence.
More than 25,000 building trades workers cheer as police report a break in contractor ranks. Suburban employers permit resumption of work and withdraw patrols. Ballots from 25,000 garment workers show a strong vote for strike unless demands are met. Cathlamet note: J G Elliott marks 21st birthday at a local dance.
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