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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1915
Page
3
The German embassy in New York repeats a travel warning urging Americans away from Britain and France routes as submarine threats loom. A Transylvania sailing to Liverpool heightens fears of submarine attacks. Yacht entries Gwendolyn and Genevieve prepare for Frisco fair with July departures noted.
Margie counsels Mollie on Chadwick Hatton and Pat Sullivan amid rumors, wealth, and public scrutiny. The dialogue suggests Hatton’s vulnerability to gossip, Mollie’s romantic ideals, and a warning that true happiness may require stepping back from a secretive, society-driven romance.
In Weatherford Oklahoma Mrs C C Roberts describes a decade of facial eczema and itching being cured within a month after using Resinol Ointment and Resinol Soap. She notes relief in a day or two and final cure six months ago with no relapse. Doctors have prescribed Resinol for twenty years and druggists sell the remedies nationwide.
The speaker notes that earning starts and saving should begin, praising efforts that set many people on the right track. They mention some have never saved before and emphasize a 4 percent interest rate as part of the program.
A distressed young woman contemplates ending a passionate relationship to spare her lover and himself from despair. A comforting confidante counsels that love will return and urges acceptance of a difficult sacrifice, hinting at a looming decision and a continuation promised for Monday.
Medford Oregon May 8 Miss Dorothy Conner daughter of Mr and Mrs C Conner ranchers in Rogue River Valley was aboard the Lusitania two hours before sailing. A sister in England awaits her as a Red Cross nurse in Belgium. Names of survivors include a Miss Conner of Toronto, possibly the Oregon girl.
Miss Alice Middleton, once at a Seattle hotel, was said to have a Cunard ticket from her English mother and was bound for the Lusitania. Others bound for the Lusitania switched to the Transylvania. Bruce Granville, a barber, was arrested for passing stolen forged money orders.
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