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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1910
Page
7
Snowball fur looks top the swagglier fashion scene in Seattle with all white, fluffy styles catching attention this season. Industry observers note bold textures and playful silhouettes driving street wear and boutique displays.
This 1920s style guide warns against common gifts and urges thoughtful, practical choices. It advises avoiding neckties shirts and casual wear while recommending useful items like monogrammed stationery, letter openers, plain card cases, cigar accessories, humidors, smoking sets and appropriate reading aids for the literary man. It emphasizes tailoring gifts to the recipient’s tastes and needs.
The illustration shows a demure damsel in a fur trimmed velvet costume, awake but with eyes shyly lowered as onlookers admire the striking ensemble. The contrast of velvet and fur creates an effective visual texture that captivates viewers.
Early morning near a Canadian lake Jean Baptiste Carpentier and The Very Rich Man search for bait. A talking worm offers to help, steering Jean Baptiste away from selling worms and guiding aid to his sick mother, ending with a charitable act and a happier life.
The speaker and several mothers debate motherhood and child individuality. Mothers defend control and conformity while the speaker argues parental cruelty and the suppression of a daughter's choice and independence. The exchange reveals conflict between maternal authority and a daughter's autonomy.
A reader thanks Cynthia Grey for a kind letter and asks etiquette questions about whether to fold a napkin at table. Other inquiries request guidance on pet care in Seattle and where to find free kittens.
A reader asks how to approach a woman on the car and about dating etiquette. The columnist warns against street corner behavior and suggests respecting boundaries. Other questions cover skincare, pimples, and suitable age differences in courtship, with practical dating guidance.
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