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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1920
Page
3
Two readers write in to contest Allee's stance on style versus substance, arguing that fashion alone cannot reveal a person’s true nature. They insist genuine care for a person’s personality matters more than outward feathers.
A reader column uses style advice to argue good taste in dress reflects character. The piece urges neatness harmony in colors and self improvement, pairing fashion guidance with a moral note about faults and thoughtful speech. An editorial inquiry questions inviting dancers at clubs and youth groups about mixing events and social contact.
A novel passage depicts a yacht disaster where Sandy McCall and others vanish after a midnight explosion. Captain mourns the loss of his nephew while rescue efforts gather pace. The Russians drown and a supposed mastermind is exposed as fate reshapes the story.
For better asters this season move to a new bed and use fresh oil annually. Sprinkle wood ashes into the soil, spade in, or dust with agricultural lime if ashes are unavailable. Do not use manure, dust plants with Bor deux mixture when set out to encourage a full season of perfect flowers.
Fragmentary dialogue suggests a powerboat bombing scheme tied to a larger conspiratorial effort. Chrys praises an unnamed figure as a hidden hero while warnings about continued German scheming surface, with the tale to be continued.
Mrs Amanda Flint of New Philadelphia Ohio writes that Poley’s Honey and Tar cured her child’s worst tickling cough. She notes immediate relief from distressing coughs and that the remedy soothes colds croup and whooping cough. Sold everywhere.
The Music Study club will hold an open meeting Tuesday at 2 PM in Frederick & Nelson's auditorium. Mrs Alden L Smith hosts, with Mrs Carl Hoblitzell chairing the program. Performances feature Carmen, Chopin, Paganini pieces, violin solos, and piano numbers by Mra Ashton and others, ending with a humorous remark about young men and love.
Miss Cherrie Dupee will deliver a free public lesson on the new collection at the Fine Arts Galleries 1213 Fourth Ave Tuesday at 2 30, following Mrs. Minna Parks talk on New Thought Poetry at Evergreen hall Arcade. Dupee is noted for authoritative art appreciation studies.
The 1918 import sources to Japan were dominated by the United States at eighty percent, with Great Britain supplying sixteen percent and all other nations contributing four percent.
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