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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1921
Page
12
A reader asks about dating and friendship with a young man and faces teasing from friends. The columnist advises respectful behavior, warns against cruel remarks, and emphasizes treating the partner well while remaining true to oneself. Includes science and trivia Qs on sky color, astronomy, diet, language, card history, and Supreme Court justices.
A compilation of Q A style items notes copper coloring by weak copper sulfate solution or electroplating, defines robbery and highway robbery, lists top sheep producing states, and cites Leaning Tower height. It includes literary and film commentary with personal recollections from 1921 Seattle Stag material.
Nancy and Nick return from Fairyland to a bustling Christmas at home with relatives. They recall their adventures in Fairy land where time differs from earth time. The young twins face a reset of ordinary life as family festivities begin.
A 1921 Seattle Star piece shows a young movie star recalling childhood dreams and the allure of fame. She notes how girls her age admire her chance to live schoolgirl fantasies before the cameras and how fans envy her opportunities.
Peggy asks about a little girl named Lilly and her shared Christmas dinner memory. Mother's reminiscence recalls a desert cactus gift from a German woman 54 years ago and the Indian woman’s lasting gratitude. The scene hints at future continuation with Lilly's early gardening and neighborly exchange in Seattle.
The narrator describes a smooth ascent to stardom with a paternal director, a profanity ban on set, and a longing to discuss films with Dick Barnes, who avoids her while McMasters shows notable attention. She reflects on colleagues, including Jimmy Alcott, and hints at changes with McAlaster.
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