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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1911
Page
5
Cynthia Grey urges women to consider what they owe their husbands and warns against selfish vanity. The piece argues that a wife should contribute to the partnership, not seek perpetual dependence, and that a neglected home can erode happiness. It uses hunting metaphors to stress belonging and fidelity.
Readers seek fashion and etiquette advice from Cynthia Grey while Dororthy and Anxious query dress length hormones and stain removal. A Star reader praises The Star’s fairness and urges Jailer Corbett’s discharge, citing abuse of power and a need for humane police leadership.
Colorado legislator Louise V. Jones a hotel keeper and one of four women in the statehouse advocates large families. She opposes landlords who bar children, favors child friendly housing and notes she welcomes grandchildren who sprawl laughter and life into her home.
A humorous list offering practical guidance for husbands on communication, balance, finances, social life, and emotional understanding. It cautions against rude habits, overplanning, and ignoring a partner’s needs while emphasizing patience, shared time, and appreciating small gestures.
China Evans, member of the Evans Sontag train robbery gang, walks from Folsom prison after a 17 year confinement. His daughter Winifred Burrell and friends greet him. Evans plans to visit Sacramento then Portland where his wife resides. He enjoyed a boyish, joyous release and agreed to pose for a first photo in 17 years.
Ralph Nichols appeared yesterday before the city utilities committee to complain about Crawford line schedules since the ordinance. He called the service utterly inadequate and was referred to the franchise committee meeting this afternoon. Taft special train travels toward Washington with provisions for the president.
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