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Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Dec 27, 1911

Page

5

Under Obligations To Two Men Letters From a Young Woman

The column prints letters from a 24 year old woman seeking advice on love and obligation to two men who financed her medical bills. Cynthia Grey counsels against marriage now, urging hospital care and eventual union with the more suitable partner, plus calls out the perils of exploiting charitable aid. A second reader asks about reconciling with a deserting husband and eye color changes, with Grey advising cautious consideration of his effort to reform and focus on the children. A third item features a warning about girls marrying young after reading about two 16 year olds and 19 year old suitors, advising modest dress and parental forgiveness, framed as a moral lesson.

Miss Grey Y. W Mise Grey Olee Seattle Toya Dofabe Alaska William G Mama Lola

Dear Misa Grey Consumer Warns of Poor Oysters and Peaches

A city subscriber criticizes the Pure Food Inspector for failing to act after being sold rotten oysters and peaches. The letter urges others to report inspectors to the mayor to curb fraudulent sellers and protect the public.

Misa Grey

Dear Miss GreyAdvice on travel and fur theft risks

Three sisters under 21 seek chaperonless travel guidance and whether to take furs from a boyfriend. A reader cautions about behavior and money management. A third note asks if a man can lay a meter from a city main to supply dozens of families at $1 monthly. the city department says it can be done.

Misa Grey California Tottie Miss Grey City Water Department

Christmas Gratitude Letter from Blue Eyes to Miss Grey

A child signing as BLUE EYES thanks Cynthia Grey for a joyful Christmas. The note mentions two little sisters with a large doll and the writer receiving a pair of roller skates, expressing collective appreciation for the holiday gifts.

Blue Eyes Miss Grey Cynthia Grey

Dear Miss Grey A Question on Citizenship and Naturalization

A reader asks how long to stay in the country to become a citizen and where to apply. The response: five years in residence and contact the courthouse naturalization department for the proper procedures and office.

Miss Grey Tommy Jones Tommy Naturalization Department

Dear Miss Grey advice column excerpts on love and etiquette

Readers seek guidance on romance work career and behavior in relationships. The column discusses a fireman suitor facing a 24 hour duty, a question about Helen Gould's status, shopping and dressing control in marriage, and teen girls asked about kissing games and bows.

Aprons for the modern bride in kitchen fashion

The piece discusses aprons as a feminine accessory for brides and married women. It contrasts modest long sleeved and high necked versions with demisleeves and kimono styles in pink chambray. It highlights practical pockets, trims, and varied fabrics for dress up afternoon wear.

Red Ball Method Teaches Music Through Color for Children

Mrs. Fanny Hughey promotes Color Method music education for infants starting at six months. Children learn by associating tones with colors via story led sessions, with birds representing Do Re Mi sequences colored red orange yellow green blue indigo and violet guiding early singing and pitch recognition.

Fanny Hughey Hughey Queen of the Fairies Jane Fairyland Ruth

Beware Poison In Purchasing Canned Goods

Cautionary note advises buyers to avoid bulged cans or cans with holes in the lid and to reject any can giving a foul odor after opening. It warns that some taints cannot be detected by ordinary means and urges purchasing only from careful dealers to reduce ptomaine poisoning risk.

Walnut Diet Valor: Nuts Power Up Meals

The article notes walnuts have high food value with 80 large kernels containing fat equivalent to 2 pounds of lean beef while still serving as a supplement to a square meal.

Women and drinking in England amid reformatories

The article claims 75 percent of middle class English women smoke and drink whisky and soda, noting they imitate upper-class sisters. It cites 3,501 people admitted to inebriate reformatories in recent years, of whom 2,548 were women.

England

Y W C A Christmas Celebration At Fifth Avenue Home

The Y M C A plans a Christmas party tonight at the Fifth Avenue Home with a tree and entertainment for residents. A Friday evening event at 8 o clock will be held at the Y W C A rooms at Fourth Avenue and Senecast, inviting M C A members to join.

Fifth Avenue Fourth Av Senecast

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