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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1910
Page
6
A writer argues women are superior in most respects but lag in allure. He faults excessive vanity and aging anxiety, urging simple care, fresh air, and pursuits beyond looks to stay vibrant. A admired woman example shows inner charm outshining beauty.
In a Grey column many young readers ask about dating age limits and propriety. Questions range from 15 year olds driving with boys to 16 year olds keeping company with older men, with advice urging patience until adulthood and focusing on school and self development.
Miss Amelia Bingham questions whether immoral plays succeed and argues they fail because women do not attend. She contends only curious men patronize such works and asserts women live clean lives by staying busy, calling work the antidote to immorality.
A fragmented reflection on divorce happiness and marriage roles. Notes suggest popular girls face fate and social pressures, chaperons influence fashion, and family contrasts with bachelor life while hints of gender expectations appear in dated phrasing.
The Moore Theatre hosts a lively return of The Prince of Pilsen with Jess Dandy leading a strong company. Frances Cameron Walter Catlett and Robert OConnor headline a witty, well staged program with a special orchestra and standout numbers. A Broken Idol at Grand offers frothy musical comedy with a crowd pleasing cast and hits like Love Makes the World Go Round led by Perle Hartt and Earle Dewey.
Joseph Galbraith of the Baker stock company at the Beattie theatre showcases a bold change in persona as a gray headed butler in The House of a Thousand Candles. The shift from a popular hero to a mysterious, faithful servant highlights his range and versatility as he navigates a tale of love and loyalty.
The old airtight water-proof drama Quo Vadis drew a bumper crowd yesterday as Russell and Drew return with Elizabeth Hale in Lucia and Edward Kellie as Nero. Newcomer Lewis Von Weithoff debuted as Petronius while Verne Layton Claire Sinclair George Webb Anita Allen and Eva Earle French delivered strong support.
The Lawrence players present St Elmo at Lois Theatre this week. Del Lawrence shines as St Elmo in a demanding arc from cynic to devout Christian. Mise Kelton portrays Edna Earl with satisfactory performance in this tale of faith and love.
The Pacific district council of the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers opened its seventh annual conference at the Labor Temple at 10 this morning. The event will run for seven days and conclude with elections for the new officers.
A bill will be presented to transfer funds to the King County Tuberculosis Association. The association voted for the measure last spring. Proceeds from Christmas sales, totaling about $25,000, will seed the league’s first hospital, funded by HH Henry’s donation.
The Washington pharmacy board will hold drug clerk examinations at the University of Washington on December 9. All who commence drug work hereafter without proper registration will be dealt with according to P. Jensen and the board.
A historical piece titled The Story of Washington's Dental Conspiracy explores alleged dental plots tied to legal intrigue. The fragment notes courts of the court era and hints at contested medical politics shaping early American civics.
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