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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1905
Page
4
The article urges young girls to value beauty sleep to stay youthful, stressing nightly care for hair teeth and skin. It instructs brushing tangled hair, braiding back sections, avoiding middle parts, applying scalp tonics, and using a whitening mouth rinse. It includes face washing steps and a soothing night lotion recipe.
In St Pauls German Lutheran Chicago a $1000 painting The Sign of the Cross is donated by Anna Kuehn a widow and washerwoman to memorialize her dead son She refused credit saying it is for my little boy The piece is praised as a testament to self sacrifice and humility mirroring a biblical tale of devotion and sentiment.
The piece notes Mabel McKinley now Mrs Baer planned as vaudeville singer to raise funds for her late father Abner McKinley and pay family debts. It contrasts public sentiment, her restraint, and motives with a critique of Arcade’s reopening as The Gayety amid ongoing concerns about crime and municipal corruption in Missouri’s proto protocol move.
A fragmentary column notes an American manager claiming to have found a world heating comic opera star in Paris, described as a daring automobilist. It blends gossip on Theodore Roosevelt, a censor, and mentions Rockefellied’s name in an “American Smart Set” list alongside quirky quotes and social chatter from Sullivan and Ashland.
A Cliffdale widow shields her son from abuse while he grows ambitious in California and New York. Letters from his mother steady his course, and a full circle ends with the son grateful for his dying mother’s blessing.
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