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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1910
Page
7
A collection of seasonal tales features Father Mother Grandpap and a cast of helpers. Read by children and families during the holiday season and designed to enchant with warm, traditional adventures and kindly lessons.
In London England a penniless Montreal youth named Jimmy Grogan is helped by a kind sailor who hides him in a bag and ferries him aboard to warmer quarters. After 11 days the boy is reunited with his mother in Montreal. The sailor promises a later return visit to Hochelaga.
A physician should order and fit corsets to aid digestion and posture. Front lacing with a rigid back supports the body while allowing adjustable front shaping. Measurements should be taken by a doctor, with settings tailored to whether a woman is stout or light.
An old advertisement promotes a home cough syrup made from sugar syrup and Pinex. It claims fast relief within hours, added stomach laxative benefits, and suitability for bronchial issues, with a promise of satisfaction or refund from Seattle drugstores like Bartell Drug Co.
A fragmented facet of social commentary contrasts male firmness with perceived wives toughness and patience. It suggests dated beliefs about love, marriage and seat etiquette while claiming male virtue is reflected in a wife's expression. The piece ends with a biblical joke on temptation and inherited traits.
A stressed morning drives a mother to scold eight year old Sonny until he protests Get off the earth. The child’s remark becomes a turning point as she sees him as a blessing and they grow closer, sharing trust and sympathy. When Sonny dies as a young man she recalls their deep bond and gratitude for his faith and patience.
Mrs Eva Perry Moore, president of the General Federation of Women's Clubs, travels widely to advance federation interests and visits distant Panama Canal Zone clubs. She also promotes district nurse work in St Louis and remains actively involved locally.
A longtime educator and leader in nursing and philanthropy, she has served as president of the National Federation of Musical Clubs and the Association of Collegiate Alumnae, directed the General Federation, and led the School of Philanthropy in St. Louis while promoting music and civic work.
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