New Hats and Styles Advertised at Local Millinery Shop
Pine Street shop announces latest millinery line with lime patterns and bold trims. Hats priced at 31 dollars feature reshaped shapes and Panama dyed trims for a fashionable look.
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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1913
Page
5
Pine Street shop announces latest millinery line with lime patterns and bold trims. Hats priced at 31 dollars feature reshaped shapes and Panama dyed trims for a fashionable look.
Mrs Waldo Richardson leads Seattle's Mothers Training School opening with sixty women at Bon Marche. The program aims to educate all mothers in child care as part of a national drive for female cabinet leadership in child welfare. Lectures by doctors and nurses begin, with optional fees supporting philanthropic work for mothers.
A page of reader letters to Cristhin Grey covers love disputes and life dilemmas. A young woman asks about marrying a relative, a middle aged subscriber seeks neck skin remedies, teens discuss jealousy, and a heartbroken 22 year old considers writing to a departing sweetheart.
A letter addresses Miss Grey and Miss Lilly arguing against school uniforms. It cites studies showing opposition among 200 at Mothers' congress and 20+ in Women’s Federated clubs, condemns uniforms as destroying individuality and democracy, and advocates 1913 thinking caps and equality for boys and girls. It promotes dignity, simplicity, and mutual respect as the future.
The writer asks Miss Grey about places to learn hairdressing and costs. The reply points to the classified business directory in the phone book for a list of schools, recommends researching each option, and suggests apprenticing at local hairdressing parlors as another path.
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