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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1910
Page
6
A satirical exchange explores courtship and tact as essential traits for marriage. The Frivol argues good women lack tact, while the Commonplace Male Person weighs finding a partner who truly understands and respects him. The dialogue ends with a note on choosing a mate who aligns with shared values.
A fragmented item notes a tinplate woman possibly marrying a prince in a tone likened to a church choir. It mentions women’s devotion to a man who doubts her wellbeing and fears she works too hard. The text also links drinking to many engagements and divorces.
A public notice urges recognizing tuberculosis as a deadly disease and promotes Eckman's Alterative as an effective remedy. It claims many witnesses attest to cures and calls for investigation of the treatment and its alleged evidence.
Reader questions cover hair growth myths with vaseline, wedding gift ideas, silverware cleaning, healthy meats, mourning attire for a sister, hair product for parting, and Lincoln pennies initials V D B. Answers explain hair care, discreet mourning, and coin initials with no premium value.
Advert says Diapepsia digest heavy meals in minutes, cures indigestion, heartburn, belching, and sour stomach. Claims five minute relief, no laxatives needed, available for 50 cents per case, with visible formula printed for consumer understanding.
Mrs. Emma Hametadt of Columbus Nebraska is rescued from an eastbound Northwestern train at Ames Iowa as the car stops. Local volunteers fund a nurse and physician while the Westlake Market Co hosts a housewarming. Manager Wright promotes delivery and bargains with no sales at the event.
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