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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1913
Page
3
This advertisement proclaims a Grafanola talking machine that reproduces about 80 percent of original sound. The package includes the matching table in Oak or Mahogany, a Record Album, the pictured machine, and fifteen selections.
An advertisement claims Croxone purges uric acid and impurities from joints and muscles, relieves bladder irritation, and restores kidney and bladder strength. It asserts rapid action from first use and offers a refund if not successful.
Cousin Winnie counsels Eleanor in a fourth letter suggesting that a wife should remain blind to a husband’s past and present faults. She argues secrecy and tolerance prevent harm, urging Eleanor to be a confidante, avoid reproach, and accept truth only when it serves harmony.
A letter from three sisters in law asks whether to divorce or endure again as they lament husbands who blame them for not living like their mothers. Don A replies urging caution and suggests reforming behavior to influence men. Also includes readers on preserving eggs and dating ethics with practical advice.
A reader signs as CYNTHIA GHEY noting that many letters lack names or addresses. She says a stamped self addressed envelope brings a prompt reply.
A rough, middle aged worker writes to Misa Grey seeking guidance on a pivotal life task. The letter hints at limited schooling and a determination to pursue meaningful effort beyond past hardships. It presents a personal plea for direction and encouragement.
Old Milan hemp and Leghorn hats are reset with new patterns and trims. The shop offers a styled line of patterns and new fashions for ready to wear Panamas and hats at reduced prices.
RENTS are $2 per month and SELLS at $3 per month for 15 distinct styles to choose from. This short catalog outlines monthly rates and the variety available to customers seeking furnishable options.
A reader asks about a possible divorce and warns against pursuing a married man. Another letter seeks hair color change for a redhead, with guidance that color cannot be changed but other options may exist.
A self-help note asserts disposition governs temper not hair color and urges immediate effort to master temper. It invites readers to visit the author at 1307 Seventh Ave between 3 and 4 PM for personalized guidance.
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