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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Mar 14, 1918

Page

4

Voter turnout in New York City women high in special election

The notice reports 90 percent of registered women and 30 percent of registered men voting in a New York City special election. The reason given is that many believe a man’s place is in the home and women do not want to vote.

New York City Mina Grey Trof. Adama Germany Hower United States

Red Cross shop seeks donated clothing for war effort

The Red Crow shop at 768 Third Ave asks Seattle families to exume discards and donate clothing, shoes, bedding and books. Proceeds go to Seattle Red Cross funds for surgical dressings and other wartime needs. contact Mrs. George Sample, Elliott 1706.

Red Crow Third Ave Red Cross Seattle Red Cross Fund George Sample

Washington general and Pershing rank compared in letter

The letter discusses George Washington as the highest rank general and commander in chief of the Continental Army. It notes General Pershing as a full fledged general. It also includes a personal anecdote about relationship advice between Ellen and her former partner.

Pershing Mise Grey Hayes Ohio George Washington Heatherford BR. Hayes Continental Army

Confessions of a Wife and a Newspaper Dismissal

An editor rejects a single mother on a Sunday staff, citing a double standard as Brown faces no sanction for alleged wrongdoing. The woman recalls harsh personal impact and contemplates despair before choosing to survive for her child.

Brown Strown

Passage from a distressed worker seeks a fresh start

The speaker recalls contemplating self harm to escape hardship and plans to move to another city where he is unseen. He hopes to find work or a better situation by starting anew away from his current circumstances. The text conveys personal despair and a search for unknown opportunities.

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