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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1921
Page
3
Ferrier explodes in a frenzied assault on Major Ferrier after a confrontation at night. He beats the man senseless, tears at his clothes, then staggers outside as dawn light and sea spray blind him and distant steps pursue him.
Ferrier trudges from a chaotic scene where Major threatens him and Joan. A terrified maid aids his recovery as Major vows revenge and hints at Joan’s true marriage to Ralph Hastings. Ferrier travels to a London hotel, haunted by what Major revealed and his own shaky recollection of events.
A whimsical scene shows Nancy and Nick with watering pots under a Cloud umbrella as Warm Spring Rain pours from Sprinkle Blow. Ben Bunny and Blossom discuss spring, while a hailstone hits Ben, foreshadowing a continuation of the Seattle Stard story in 1971.
David and Peggy visit Seattle's first public school principal and hear memories from Major about 1873 school life. The tale recalls 1,500 pupils, Whittier poems, a midwinter bouquet to the poet, and a sunbeam prank that earned a smile rather than punishment.
A reader argues against renaming Mount Rainier suggesting it honors pioneers and holds historical value. The letter compares repurposing names of Seattle Tacoma and Olympia, urges public input, cites costs of changing maps and books, and defends the traditional Rainier name against criticism.
The narrator and Edith discuss Mr. Salter during lunch, noting his charm and exclusive circles abroad. Tension arises as the husband hints at jealousy and confusion over Salter’s references to George and Lloyd George.
In a Paris-gossip tone, the narrator recalls jealousy and flattery surrounding Edith and a charming Mr Salter. He notes Edith's frank wit and his own conflicted feelings as George's silent jealousy remains unspoken while Mr Salter departs by cable from Paris.
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