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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1915
Page
5
Yale and Harvard prepare for their 97th Thames race in New London with ideal conditions. Yale carries a lead after last year's win while Harvard is the favorite at 6 to 5 and both crews have dominated the event historically.
The only woman who has served as a nurse in the Belgian trenches is Miss Jeanne Perichon a 20 year old daughter of a Brussels stock broker.
Northwestern Aberdeen defeated Victoria 2 1 in rain delayed Tacoma Vancouver match. Scores across leagues include American Chicago 6 Cleveland Beeston 1 and Detroit 9 St Louis 8, with Cincinnati 6 over Pittsburgh 1 in National play and coast results Venice 5 Los Angeles 2 Portland 1 San Francisco Oakland 6 Salt Lake 1.
A loan shop on Eton Street was robbed yesterday as a man seized a tray of jewels and escaped by leaping through a large plate glass window at the front of the store.
A step by step early swimming lesson outlines the breast stroke with guidance on body position breathing and the coordinated use of arms legs and kicks. It advises practicing in shallow water starting seated against a wall and emphasizes gradual immersion and safe entry from shore.
June 25 London report notes Newnham college young women smoke and seek regularized use. Authorities appeal to parents as decision looms. At University college London some students smoke on campus but there is no demand for a smoking room.
Mrs. H. Vincent of Medford Oregon, aged 74 and an early Rogue River valley settler, is cutting a new set of teeth with nine uppers and eight lowers, leading her to discard her false teeth.
A column of letters from readers and advice from the editor covers relationships, trust, and moral reform. Topics include a young woman warns Eleanor about giving love, a man seeks advice on gossip and reform, gift suggestions for a picnic lunch, what to put in a hope chest, compensation for families of liquor victims, Carnegie Hero Fund contact, and storing silverware to prevent tarnish.
Italy’s famed actress Eleanora Duse posed for a sculptor once and later posed for an American, Mrs Maynard Ladd of Boston, according to reports. The brief session highlights Duse’s rare public modeling activity and connections to U.S. patrons.
A column features the famous diva advising June brides on secrecy and personality for a successful marriage. It argues women must guard confidences, reveal results to husbands, and cultivate self restraint and hard work to gain status from stenographer desk to wedlock.
Mrs F B Coon of Hartland Wisconsin recounts an exasperating encounter with red squirrels near her home. A daring squirrel entered her bedroom chewing a shade and dresser scarf while another scaled a large tree, taking a pair of stockings as it climbed.
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