Reunion Planned by Students and Faculty
A reunion event is to be hosted by the student body and faculty members, bringing together alumni and staff for a coordinated gathering with activities and memory-sharing sessions.
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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1912
Page
5
A reunion event is to be hosted by the student body and faculty members, bringing together alumni and staff for a coordinated gathering with activities and memory-sharing sessions.
Bartell Drug Co offers Samose as an approval flesh forming treatment priced at 50 cents a box. If it fails to increase weight, no charge is made and a refund is offered. Weigh yourself before use and track weekly gains during the free trial.
A letter to Cynthia Grey argues that men should not expect women to pay for dates and ice cream, insisting the writer supports women paying their own way as an expression of independence. The piece reflects social norms about gender roles and money in dating.
Dear Miss Grey praises a girl who insists on equality with men in discussion about paying for outings. The writer argues that educated women have earned economic opportunity, can and should find their own jobs, and should not rely on male provision. The piece contrasts views of men’s and women’s roles with sharp, humorous tone.
A correspondent asks how to end a 16 year old admirer’s attentions without causing anger. The adviser urges kindness and, if needed, ending contact, suggesting humane distraction through shared activities and supportive guidance to prevent heartbreak.
A 20 year old farmer asks if age gap with a 52 year old widow would work. An advisor quotes limits and exceptions, cautions against the match, noting she has property and money but has never married. The reader is urged not to accept.
The Norfolk style Princeton blazer in orange and black stripes pairs with a matching cap. The item, linked to Woodrow Wilson’s candidacy, features a loose belt and low collar, designed for outdoor sports and a smart, trim appearance. The rolling brim cap stripes echo the coat motif.
A reader asks how to handle a sudden love for a stranger who visited their home. The adviser cautions that true love requires knowing a person’s mind and heart, urges the girl to focus on wholesome reading, and to wait for the right person who will seek her.
Readers are reminded that all letters cannot be answered in the paper and some lack names or addresses. A stamped self addressed envelope ensures a prompt reply from Cynthia Grey.
A collection of dated kitchen instructions detailing gelatine desserts and prawn? Charlotte and Peebles Pudding. Includes making lemon gelatine, preparing prune cream with cream and lady fingers, and assembling a bread-lined plum pudding with pressed fruit.
Dr. Claude L. Wheeler of the New York Medical Journal says drinking among women is increasing due to luxurious living and idleness. He notes women once stayed busy with duties, leaving little time for convivial habits, but boredom now drives indulgence.
A simple home method uses thick socks or stockings filled with sawdust. Sew the top shut to form a compact insert. Place in shoes after wear to absorb perspiration and maintain shape. replace sawdust as needed.
Reverend Wilbur F Sheridan, Epworth league general secretary, told the Epworth national board in Chicago that sport holds a powerful lure for youths aged 14 to 17. He warned they are an elusive group, urging clean athletics and wholesome amusements as a solution to church recreation problems. The league claims 400000 members and seeks evangelism paired with recreation.
In a terse exchange, Happy Hogan speaks of personal marriage history and happiness, while the Lady counters with a sharp retort about her own experiences. The dialogue highlights contrasts in perspective on marriage and contentment.
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