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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1907
Page
10
A correspondent writes to Margie with cautions on marriage and partnership. He recalls Grace M who rose in society then fell due to gambling and drink, noting how public success masks private trouble and urging prudent living and steady companionship.
A Queen Anne Hill Improvement Club meeting is set for Friday at p.m on Queen Anne ay and Garfield st to discuss the proposed paving district. The focus is whether steeper grades should be paved with asphalt and all Hill property owners interested are invited.
Frances Gilbreath Iagersott outlines signs of genuine love versus vanity. If a suitor shows exaggerated flattery, possessiveness, or claims to sacrifice the world for you, he may seek control or display, not deep esteem. Real love disguises itself in steady respect and honest regard, not showy declarations.
A local baseball scene on the commons pits Sylvester against his jealous neighbor the Boy Next Door. Sylvester boasts perfect aim with a left handed pitcher’s challenge and the rival fears his bat when the ninth inning arrives.
Rev Cooks rector of St. George's Eccles. elopes with Miss Florence Whaley. The couple flee with her guardian and family members, including a sister, as the incident unfolds in Pennsylvania on May 1.
Wine and song referenced as Mizner figure. Mrs Chas Mizner files for divorce after a mansion marriage following a death. Ris claims secrecy. Mizner denies allegations as proceedings proceed with limited disclosures. Louis B Hasbrouch named special to bear the case.
Thirty workers at the Falls mill walked out after management refused wages. A county fair is planned for October with the Chamber of Commerce voting a $1000 contribution. In a separate item, John Cudahy remains in critical condition at home after a fall.
A wild fly ball sailed over center field, likely a home run, but Sylvester beat it to first base and was lured into a trap set by That Hoy Next Dood. He fell and was counted out as the next batter reached. No protest possible in the child game.
Clarence Keith and Berkeley Blake selected to speak at graduation exercises. Bertha Blake and Harold Denny elected as speakers by the senior class. Valedictorian and salutatorian named as Alice Hardy and Margaret Corey for academic distinction.
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