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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1909
Page
4
A London diary of Lady Cardigan's memoirs reveals royal paternity rumors and marriages amid mid Victorian manners. The Countess recounts meetings with Wellington, Disraeli, and others, plus sharp tales of court life and social intrigues.
Ballard notes voters gather for Salmon Bay Improvement Club annual meeting to elect officers for the coming year. Candidates include C G Emery and C W Caster for president, George H Lee and A W Preston for vice president, W C Keane for secretary, John K Ostrom for treasurer, and nine trustees. Also reports on local civic topics and residents’ changes in postal and transit services.
United Press story reports Charlotte Perkins Gilman at Rand School denouncing flirting as fiendish and immoral. She cites an unnamed cultured woman who flirts to provoke male pursuit and decline, and notes Gilman’s prior advocacy for working wives and state care for children.
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