Dear Miss Grey Readers Ask About Forgiveness and Trials
A reader asks if a wife should forgive a husband who promised to bring a French girl over after war. Cynthia Grey notes the question is old and hard, believes such perils test love but can be overcome, and invites further reader letters for advice. The column also answers quick science trivia about blood stains, meanings of women's names, waterfalls, film colors, poetry, French trains, and the Dead Sea depth.
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Miss Grey
O. K
France
Speaker pays high tribute in Seattle lecture on Mary Baker Eddy
Peter V. Rosa C S B of San Francisco spoke to a large audience in the Masonite temple Tuesday night. A member of the board of lectureship of the First Church of Christ Scientist in Boston, he delivered the second free lecture in Seattle. He asserted that right thoughts carry power from the Divine mind and that clinging to them allies people with omnipotent and omnipresent good.
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Mary Baker Eddy
Peter V. Rosa
San Francisco
Masonite Temple
Mr. Rowe
Mother Church
First
Church of Christ Scientist
Boston
Seattle
Local Sawmill Man Praises Taniac’s Health Benefit
Charles Wilson of Spokane declares Taniac improved his appetite and digestion after years of illness. He says the medicine helped him gain fifteen pounds and feel like a well man again. The ad notes Taniac is sold by all good druggists.
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Charles Wilson
Crown Ave
Spokane
Wash
Goa
Taniac
All Good Drug
Gieta
Cabinet Meeting Mentions No War or Russia
In a March 12 1918 entry from The Letters of Franklin K. Lane the writer notes no war topics or Russia Japan discussed at cabinet. McAdoo talks of veteran bills and pay for Spanish War veterans attending their encampment. No word from Baker or his mission is mentioned.
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Russia
Japan
McAdoo
Congress
Baker
Franklin K. Lane
Houghton, Mifflin & Co
Playful Pinch Ignites Mine Cage Accident
Chesterfield England December six mine cage operator lost control after a passenger pinched him. The car plunged to the bottom injuring twelve men.
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Chesterfield
England
Soldier with horn weapon found in China interior
A report from Saigon notes a newly discovered Chinese interior soldier who deploys a horn to discharge poison when attacked, described as a defensive weapon in use within the region.
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Saigon
China
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