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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1912
Page
5
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A women’s feature explains facial massage techniques to reduce wrinkles and improve skin. It details simple motions using fingertips and palms, cautions against overdoing massage, and suggests daily kneading of cheeks and chin to lift and revitalize the face.
A vintage advertisement touts Syrup of Figs as a gentle liver and bowel cleanser for children and adults. It claims to ease constipation, sour stomach, and bedsleep, urging mothers to keep the remedy on hand and follow the package directions for use.
Millinery notes singleness as the season's trend with simple cockade wing or plume trims. Describes a pink chip hat with a pearl gray feather, semitow crown and broad brim worn high on the right, adorned by an ostrich plume and pink feather accents.
The note shares parboiling cabbage turnips carrots onions peas and beans with a soda pinch for 15 minutes then cooking until tender to improve sweetness and digestion. It also provides a Hartford recipe for orange rhubarb marmalade with orange sections peeled quarters rhubarb sliced and sugar steps.
Illinois born Margaret A Haley began teaching at 16 and spent 15 years in Chicago schools. She led a fight over taxing large corporations, which the state board refused to tax and the courts eventually secured over 600000 dollars yearly for ten years. A farewell dinner at Good Eats cafeteria precedes her Eastward departure.
A Missouri letter writer attacks women as frivolous and selfish, condemning suffragists and accusing women of causing social and economic harm. The writer claims men should discard thoughts of women, sharing a personal experience of nearly becoming insane over the subject. BISMARCK IND.
A collection of trivia and Q A items from 19th century columns. Facts include biographical notes on Robert La Follette and Beesle Abbot, historical dates for Joan of Arc, and practical guidance on health, marriage, and social etiquette.
A dialogue on who should pay for kitchen utensils before marriage and which side of the house the dining room should face. One speaker argues the man should contribute to furnishing funds and prefers the dining room on the eastern side to catch morning sun and stay cool in warm weather.
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