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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1914
Page
3
Market today runs a fruit tally compiled by J. WL with a focus on supply notes and prices. The report outlines current fruit stock levels and brief price trends across prominent varieties.
The late Maroness Bertha Von Suattere stirred the civil world with her book Lay Down Your Arms. at the request of the American Peace Society it has been translated into Pagueh. It is described as a graphic account of the horrors of modern warfare from a woman’s perspective, based on firsthand experiences.
The clipping mixes a Bertha von Suttner excerpt with a film program. It describes social scenes in Vienna, a widow’s mourning, and a dinner with Lieutenant-Colonel von Tilling, then shifts to film listings at Colonial and other theatres, highlighting multiple dramas and comedies.
Mollie tells Margie she will quit her office job next week after a male superior pressures her with lewd proposals and offers money, lunches, and protection in exchange for romance, revealing the predatory atmosphere many working women faced.
Antwerp report says Kaiser forces peel west into France as reserves fill Belgian lines. Regulars move to front, eastern towns denuded, fears grow of large Allied landings on the northern coast. King Albert, back from a tour, notes planned Belgian raids and Germans holding central communications through Belgium.
A narrator recalls urging Mollie to work outside the home while grappling with temptation and moral doubt after she dined with a married man. She fears the harm to Mollie’s trust in men and wonders about the consequences if Dick learns the truth.
A fragment suggests a male mindset that makes all women targets of pursuit except his own partner. The note hints the discussion continues tomorrow, implying a serialized social or moral critique in a newspaper column.
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