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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Nov 16, 1914

Page

3

Paid With Interest two reel Majestic ar at the Class A theatre

Mae Dawson marries a rich broker after jilting Tom a telephone lineman. Tom seeks revenge and musters danger by intercepting a stock tip that ruins Norton. Mae forgives as long as his loyalty holds. Norton dies. Tom adopts a sacrifice to spare Mae pain. The camel herd at Universal City yields camel hair for 350 dollars. The Universal zoo adds three seals for film use. The Bride of Marble head plays at Circuit, Grace Cunard features later. Shep’s Race With Death headlines Grand. Francis Bushman and Norman Talmadge star at Colonial.

Mae Dawson Tom Majestic

Most Beautiful Telephone Girl Drowned in New Mexico Flood

Herbert Quick recalls Mrs. S. D. Rook of Folsom New Mexico a widow who manned the local switchboard during a cloudburst flood She warned the townspeople and perished when the flood carried away the telephone office Six months later her body was found and she is praised for selfless sacrifice compared to legendary heroines Florence Nightingale and Kate Shelley

America Folsom New Mexico Florence Nightingale Ft Darling Kate Sheley D. Rook Johnson's Mesa Mra. Rook

Market Today Reports Steady Exec Market With Likely Break

The market remained steady but a downturn seems near. Receipts rise while demand stays dull. poultry demand dull for springs and heavy turkey prices drop to multi year lows. Prices for vegetables and fruits show mixed, with local potatoes and onions listed, plus various fruits and eggs.

Turkey J. W. Godwin & Co Valencia Malagas

Confessions of a Wife Ends With a Wife’s Turmoil

In a tense bedside scene Dick, in pain and temptation, confesses doubts about fidelity. Margie reassures and questions whether men and women can ever be fully understood, exploring trust, desire, and reciprocal idealization as the night wears on. The chapter ends with the line To Be Continued Tomorrow.

Margie Mrs. Utter

Bring Back Girl Who Tried to Die

Hazel Bidwell a 17 year old girl drank carbolic acid in Tacoma on Saturday after being found in the Superior hotel by Mrs Helen Waxman state manager of the Pacific Coast Rescue and Protective home from which she had run away days earlier She was brought back to Seattle Monday for urgent care for possible death Dorothy Rogers 21 also fled the home on November 7 from the Madrona park car line and was captured days ago

Hazel Bidwell Tacoma Superior Helen Waxman Pacific Coast Rescue and Protective Home Seattle Dorothy Rogers Madrona Park Rogers

World Optical Department Advertisement in First Ave

A faded ad promotes eye exams and glasses by Dr Edwin Mal at 705 First Ave Seattle. It touts affordable deals with $1 duplicates and a $10 special on double vision invisible lenses, claiming unmatched world leading lens perfection and guaranteed satisfaction.

Department of Optometry Seattle First Ave Edwin Mal

Waterfront Bustling in Seattle Harbor Action

Sea traffic swelled Seattle harbor as over 50 deep sea vessels filled the waterfront according to harbormaster Paysse. The bustling scene marked the busiest day on record for the city’s waterfront activity.

Seattle Paysse

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