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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1920
Page
3
A reader warns of a recent incident where a man offered a free suit if a woman signed a paper and later charged her $25. The manager denies knowing the contract. The column urges women to refuse signature requests and avoid signing papers without understanding terms to prevent scams.
In a tense domestic scene, Ann Lorimer and Paul Van Eyck drift into Martha and her husband’s circle. The flirtation exposes fragile boundaries as Martha’s concern for her husband clashes with Van Eyck’s cultured charm and Ann’s jealousy.
Miss Nora Erney of Terre Haute Indiana says 28 years of rheumatism improved after using Foley Kidney Pills. She notes winter and cold worsen kidney symptoms and joints while the pills aid kidney function and bladder weakness. The ad presents her testimonial for the product.
The article notes that scraps should not be forced down the drain but removed from the sink and disposed of. It describes using a perforated container to catch bits and recommends throwing waste into the garbage or burning it, reflecting on the abundance of boxed products and the chores of cleanup.
Instructions describe adjusting a veil to diagonally cross the face with the lower edge, accenting a tilted hat. The veil depth ranges from between chin and eyes to just below the eyes.
Seattle patrons praise Alan Ruegger and Miss Ruegger in a varied program with Edmund Lichenstein and Valeria Ruegeer on stage. Winnie Lightner headlines with a musical comedy, comic bits, and songs, while the Wilkes players revive Cabbage Patch themes and Lovey Mary. A Palace Hip bill features Mystic Hanson Maida, Sherry and Nickerson, and others with a Christmas flavor. Washington’s waterpower reaches 6,600,000 horsepower.
The Levy Musical Comedy company stages Sweetie Mine with Lew White, Eddie Wright, Dan Osborne, Beas Hill, Ted Ullmark and Billie Bingham in a burlesque filled bill. The act features musical numbers, comedy sketches, and a circus parody as potential fans enjoy performances in Walla Walla. A separate note reports Elleworth Blake Landfair pleading guilty to bigamy and receiving five years at Monroe Reformatory.
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