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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1912
Page
6
Mrs. Mary A. Woodcock stands as Seattle’s sole woman running a drug store. Born in Scotland she moved to the United States at 16 and began as a clerk. She earned an assistant pharmacist diploma in 1898 and became a registered pharmacist by 1899. Her family and career showcase a capable multifaceted woman.
A reader asks how to address a partner’s gutter use of his handkerchief and is advised to discuss the habit tactfully. The response notes disgust at the behavior, urges patient conversation, and predicts the gentleman may adjust if reasonable.
A 16 year old seeks advice about a dating conflict. She has a ten month relationship with a boy who lately avoided her and the two other girls gossip. The responder urges the girl to speak first, handle the girls politely, and end telephone gossip by hanging up.
A reader asks what to serve at a wedding breakfast listing chicken croquettes sandwiches olives salad crab labater cake fruit ice cream sherbet and candies with blanched nuts. Guidance says to write Best wishes from or Congratulations from on a wedding gift card.
A reader signs as A FRIEND requesting publication of a list of books with educational value. They mention works by Tarr Bergen Montgomery McMurray Tan Emerson and Myers as suitable. The letter explains early work forced schooling and a love of reading.
Among the group of over sixteen young women graduating in the class, Aliee Hathan and Mies Canning show strong law interests with plans to pursue further study and practice. Ellen Coyne, 25, native of County Kerry now residing in Flushing New York, becomes the first naturalized woman in Queens County and expresses belief in voting rights and civic duties. She aims to enter business after naturalization.
In Hoquiam on April 12 I W Thorn organizer was slugged by a deputy on Aberdeen main street after a four block chase led by special officers. A warrant is out for his arrest on an unknown charge. Deputy supervision followed at his room as 120 women met at Millette's residence with deputies observing.
A vintage advertisement touts Diapepsin as a quick remedy for indigestion and stomach discomfort. It claims digestion without fermentation, gas, or pain, promising relief within minutes and urging readers to buy a 50 cent case from a druggist.
Wm. Beat tie Nesbitt alias Geo Coleman a former Canadian parliament member was arrested in Toronto after authorities say he wrecked the Farmers Bank of Toronto and fled with about a quarter of a million dollars. Police believe Nesbitt masterminded the crime and remains in custody.
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