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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1912
Page
5
An advertisement touts Kn Mollton's Danderine claiming rapid hair lightening, waves, and abundant sheen. It promises cleansing of dirt and dandruff, scalp invigoration, and visible new hair growth after weeks of use, urging readers to buy a 26 cent bottle at any toilet counter.
A Seattle merchant advises a bungalow player piano as the ideal family gift. He explains it will provide music for all, enable home gatherings, and can be paid in installments at Eilers Music House. The piece promotes a timeless, inclusive Christmas dream for the home.
A reader column presents letters about bachelorhood marriage expectations and relationships. Advice from Miss Grey covers toad and jewel ideas, fear of marriage, divorce questions, walking etiquette, education access, gambling habits, and personal growth with practical guidance and reassurance.
TG Readers are advised letters cannot be acknowledged in print and some may lack names or addresses. A stamped self addressed envelope yields a prompt reply. Cynthia Grby.
Gov elect Hodges said women will be welcomed in his administration and will be appointed to several state positions. He believes women should bear their share of the burden in running state affairs.
Billie Burke argues women prefer respect and equality to flattery. She warns compliments about looks undermine capable women and urges sincerity and frankness in men, noting beauty should not bias professional opportunity.
A fragmented text offers varied notes from etiquette to land offices and social customs. It mentions the U.S. Land Office in Seattle for homestead and timber claims and notes on using country schools for meetings. It also touches on informal receptions and facial cleansing advice.
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