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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1912
Page
5
A 22 year old seeks guidance on romance and hair grooming while a 17 year old asks if university men can be trusted. Miss Grey advises on affection boundaries, dating expectations, and the propriety of engaging while engaged, with other letters exploring late night dating and employment choices.
Frederick S. Hughes promotes a safety tender for street railways, claiming vast profits for shareholders. He touts past success and the Portland installation as proof, urging investment at a low price per share amid plans to expand to all systems.
A heartbroken girl writes seeking guidance after an encounter with a sailor during naval visits in Bremerton. The letter asks if the sailor can be tracked down or married, and whether life is worth living. The reply advises consulting a juvenile judge and a plainclothes officer to ensure marriage and protection for the child.
A note announces a Merry Times event by the Seattle Girlie club at the Y M C A auditorium for Y M C A young men. Readers submit questions on dating and boundaries. Miss Grey offers guidance on propriety, trust, and the impact on home harmony.
Letter exchange in which Rose defends ordinary daily girls against harsh critiques of the present century. A correspondent argues loneliness and city life drive flirting and dressing to attract, while another writer previews balanced discussion of both sexes and warns that flirting can lead to trouble.
Powdered magnesia cleans white felt hats and a note on honesty. A law restricts chickens to their premises. Bismuth details include forms, brittleness, and alloy use. For coin values, inquire at the Technology Department, public library, or United States Coin Co in New York City.
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