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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1917
Page
4
A trio of reader letters discuss fairness in social plans among girls and boys in high school. The writers urge thoughtful treatment of peers, condemn casual “joy rides,” and praise a letter urging mothers to heed concerns about daughters, calling the young writer’s perspective insightful.
A sequence of reader notes to Miss Grey discusses female autonomy and dating norms. A working woman complains of harassment and reputation risk. another reader seeks a respectful male companion rather than a mere “pal.” A bachelor critic accuses dating culture of wealth focus, citing his $175 monthly income and $75 in leisure spends, urging frugal partnership before marriage.
Lieut William Thaw of Pittsburgh Corporal Harold Willis of Boston and Capt Thenault of the Lafayette Escadrille escaped a high speed crash at the front. The plane shattered on impact from about 140 miles an hour but all three walked away unharmed. The crew commander of the Lafayette Escadrille is Capt Thenault.
Wilmon Tucker president of the Seattle and State Bar associations will represent Divorce Procurtor Pierce Lonergan in the test suit to wrest away his job.
The Star rebutts three Seattle school board members who refused Wal lingford Community club free Lincoln high school auditorium. It notes the board offered space and support for gardening efforts and argues against charging high rates for community meetings while defending school buildings as social centers.
A wartime food column extols smart leftovers and outlines Mark Hanna style breakfasts and hash and corn muffins recipes. It urges housewives to repurpose meals, praising simple, well cooked dishes and offering step by step instructions for hash and corn muffins.
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