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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1921
Page
5
Fragmentary OCR yields sparse phrases about a dining event. Readable bits mention a person or group and possible actions but lack concrete details, times, or locations. The item remains underdefined with multiple missing elements hindering a full summary.
A reader asks about a wife who works and may not wear her wedding ring, while the husband contemplates pressuring her to quit. The advice urges sympathy, respect for work, and avoiding dictation, suggesting understanding may ease the dispute. The page also touches on Dreyfus, cyclamen care, and world city populations with brief Q&A snippets.
Degnen's Radio-Active Solar Ped provides continuous rays to stimulate heat circulation and restore tissue health. The advertisement claims it can aid constipation rheumatism neuralgia and various organ complaints with a risk free trial offered by Radium Appliance Co at 173 Bradbury Building Los Angeles California.
The text discusses Mona Lisa history noting Leonardo da Vinci painted between 1500 and 1504, Florentine patronage, and copies in Madrid and Munich. It lists songs such as The Lost Chord and The Last Rose of Summer, then explains gas well flow versus closing with notes on cave-ins and water risks and the danger of drowning out a well if water enters.
Nancy and Nick bid Mr Whizzy farewell and return to Pim Pim in Brownieland. Pim Pim reacts with surprise as they appear with the key to the Enchanted Cupboard. They plan to unlock it and dig for shiny tree toys, hoping Christmas preparations proceed despite earlier mischief.
A narrator recalls Hutcheson Coleridge's confession of marital strain and a young woman’s sympathy. The dialogue explores morals in films, a failing marriage, and the impact on a star’s career, ending with a note that the US Post Office spends 600 million dollars annually.
In early dawn Joe and his blooded Newfoundland Nimm alert him to a prowling wild cat. Joe shoots the cat after spotting yellow eyes in a tree, carries it home, and informs his uncle. The uncle praises but cautions the 13 year old to avoid solo outings at night. Nimm stays with Joe through winter.
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