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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1920
Page
3
A reader letter discusses gender norms, marriage dynamics, and the idea that common sense and intellect affect partnerships. It cites a columnist offering advice from Cynthia Grey on personal privacy and communication between spouses and notes tensions between work, kinship, and public perception.
Kansas City expert M. D. Gillespie shares a simple home mix to darken gray hair. Mix a pint of water with one ounce of Tint, a small box of Barbo Com, and an ounce of glycerine. apply twice daily until the shade is reached. It purportedly makes gray hair look twenty years younger without coloring the scalp or rubbing off.
A woman recalls distressing events as she awaits news of her husband Bob and races to aid him after a mysterious telegram signed Ted. The narrative blends personal turmoil, reflections on love, and a vow to care for Bob if he survives, ending with a note on returning veterans working in Royal gardens.
Olive Tablets are a mild laxative said to be a harmless substitute for calomel. They help when you feel logy and perkap and aim to ease the liver. Available in 15 and 30 cent sizes.
Advertisement notes fine fleeced Union Suits suitable for fall and winter with low neck and sleeveless or Dutch neck and short sleeves. Describes sizes 36 to 44 and mentions fine bleached yarns.
A tabloid roundup surveys new books from HW Wells and others. Gourmands praise Welles’s epic style while Masters and Morley receive mixed portraits. Leacock Farnel An derson Franck Dunon Bok Stephens Cabell Bur offer varied critiques and humor.
Roughs Carthorin, son of John Carter, enters Mara and meets strange beasts including white apes and vanishing bowmen in a vivid fantasy vignette. A tankard of Alh an anthology presents rousing drinking songs linking Exaguah poets to festive indulgence.
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