Woman Barber Notes Vanity and Manners of Customers
Anita Caswell, owner of Thirday woman barber shop, recounts daily observations of male clients. She notes fat men are kinder and steadier, while aging vanity, disguises like dyed mustaches, and varied personalities shape service.
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Anita Caswell
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Brostache
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Daya
He Wants a Wife But Has No Time for the Social
A Star reader argues for a pragmatic, contract based approach to courtship and marriage. He recalls a prior matrimonial column, praising open negotiations, shared expectations, and a business like view of forming a life partnership. He stresses love grows after marriage and warns against social pretenses.
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Papa
Boeattio
Marley
Heppity
Honest Matrimonial Standards and Social Pressures
A writer argues for plain marriage contracts and kind, practical love over hypocritical courting rituals. The piece critiques wooing customs that prioritize relatives and public appearances, urging heart to heart understanding between partners. The narrator describes a 42 year old German-born widower civil engineer, noting height and build.
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Mother
Papa
United States
Stout
To Vancouver II:30 p.m. Return by Daylight
Through Victoria and Charlotte, the voyage runs both ways with a return by daylight. The route includes Active Pass and the San Juan to SAAD PACIFIC.
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Vancouver
Victoria
Princess Charlotte
San Juan
Saad Pacific
Firet
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