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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1913
Page
5
The piece offers practical counsels: speak only when you feel you have something worthwhile to say, avoid letting others dominate you, and seek kindness without passivity. It also advises caution about close blood-relatives marrying and encourages gratitude and charitable acts for happiness. It includes reader questions on marriage law, loneliness, and social advice for a young man seeking friends.
An editorial ribbed Paris made garments as unsuitable for women over 35 or stout figures while praising a youthful sash and floral silks. A New York Supreme Court session then heard three cases valuing a man’s arm at 20000 dollars a leg at 10000 and life at 7000 dollars in injuries.
The article argues against restricting women to domestic duties calling this a false sphere. It cites Martha and Mary to challenge subjection and urges women's political equality. It compares outdated views to Gulliver and lilliputian restraints, asserting women will grow beyond prescribed limits and society needs their contribution.
The university Junior girls stage a vaudeville bill at Meany hall at 8 30 tonight headlined by How She Lied to Her Husband a skit by a varsity mind Enola McIntyre and Julia de Witt return to public view since the Princess Hennie chorus left town Barrett Herrick Whistler debuts on varsity stage and Bill Arney appears in secret practice The program includes three film reels as a backup in case of weak acts.
A new local union for umbrella makers and repairers will be formed in Seattle Monday night. The meeting at Socialist hall 2012 Westlake Ave invites all in the trade to attend. Key organizers include R. McKinstry of the Seattle umbrella factory Murdock Le Cain of the Star umbrella factory and A. C. Salyara.
The Lincoln high school debating team defeated Franklin in the Lincoln auditorium Friday night. The subject was immigration policy excluding unskilled laborers from Southern and Eastern Europe. The winning squad consisted of Dudley Woodbridge, Henry Agnew and Howard Swigert.
Thomas F. Murphine author of Washington's land law and Matthew Woll president of the International Photo Engravers' Union will address the Brotherhood of the Queen Anne Methodist Episcopal church at its regular monthly meeting Tuesday evening. Dinner at 6:30 will precede the gathering.
Miss Genevieve Clark daughter of Speaker Champ Clark delays choosing a house wedding present for Miss Jessie Wilson. She plans to photograph silver jewels and other valuables to send to Washington for House decision.
Nick BU, known as Nick BU, driver of an auto truck, was badly injured in a crash this morning with a North Ballard car at 15th N W between Wheeler and Royets. The auto overturned and the driver was thrown to the pavement before being taken to Pacific hospital.
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