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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1909
Page
5
The piece argues more men than women dye hair in urban offices to look younger as layoffs target those around 45. It links aging, salary ranges, family costs, and workplace bias to the urge to appear youthful and stay employed. The essay then touches on broader social anxieties and unrelated asides about public figures and events.
Diana reports the chase for Chesterton Quince Dubarry intensifies as police test clues and red herrings. A alleged boy disguises as a girl, a missing child turns up unnamed, and a cash reward of 5000 remains unclaimed while authorities struggle to locate Dubarry.
In Bonham Texas Rev G P Dall reports his half grown bull pup was seized by appendicitis and rushed to a hospital for operation. The dog, a ribbon winner, faced a hopeful recovery after the surgery while the town notes the unusual medical event. A lodging house classified line closes the column.
About 2 600 young women from across the United States and beyond are set to attend the A Y exposition, traveling from Alaska Hawaii Maine and Jacksonville. D Duncombe leads the entertainment for guests paid to visit, with newspaper sponsorship and bachelor escorts expected to add bustle along Beattie’s fair precincts.
Fragmented OCR style text shows a dialogue with garbled phrases about love marriage and moral judgments. It mentions Beckoned figures and teasing lines, with stray words like baby, wine, and tactics. Overall, the readable content resembles a puzzle of overheard lines rather than a coherent news item.
The Jeannie arrives 16 days late after a tat shaft break, towed by the Tyee. Captain Jensen and Purser Harry seek fresh milk as two officers, Henry Smith third mate and Richard Dick second officer, lament lost homes and read letters announcing new addresses. Milk and memory mix in a quirky port tale from D C Hampson.
Walter Kenney pursues a railroad route through Myra Cornell's farm but the stubborn pair settle their squabble with charm and a bold field survey. Myra reveals her aim to decide her future husband as stakes go in the land dispute.
A young Kansas & Pacific survey crew pushes along a prairie strip when a girl in a pink dress blocks the way from a fence. She shoots and warns them off with a rifle, delaying the survey. Kenney, charmed yet foiled, tries to win her consent with gifts, but she declines. The next day the crew retreats as the girl vows to resist further encroachments.
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