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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1912
Page
5
Questions on protecting real estate loans compare fire insurance policy demands and title policies. The piece notes that while costs are similar, a formal title policy offers stronger protection against title challenges.
Readers argue over who should lead the family with calls for equality and partnership. Contributors praise mutual respect, fear dictatorial control, and urge women to demand freedom and self reliance while discussing abuse and religion.
An advertisement urges readers to tell friends about Seventy-Seven cold remedy. It claims early use stops a cold and sharing this benefit helps others. The copy highlights a small vial of pellets available in Fort Worth area and by mail order.
Mrs Margaret Anderson of Hillburn New York claims a simple home remedy stopped her husband years of drinking She says the remedy also aided a brother and several neighbors and invites letters for details No payment or sale involved send name and address on a postal card for a discreet reply
A mining engineer in Peru asks if he may marry during a three year posting. Miss Grey urges trust, warns against ownership fantasies, and advises cultivating true love and self restraint. Also includes dating questions from Red Wing and Lonesome about letters and social life with practical guidance.
A letter from a 25 year old man asks about marrying a 17 year old girl with a weak heart. Minas Grey replies that half heart trouble is not organic, recommends delaying marriage until around age 20 or 25 for better development and cautions about long term worry.
A 17 year old asks if a 16 year old girlfriend is tiring of him after she dated another boy. Miss Grey suggests admitting fault if guilty, or letting her go, and cautions against repeating mistakes. A second letter shows a man longing to settle down with a former lover who fears trust. the adviser warns to avoid rash actions and to act as a steady man without excuses.
A reader recounts his marriage at 26 to a initially troublesome wife who improved with effort and environment. He credits mutual effort, education, and shared problem solving for a fulfilling partnership and higher income. He urges bachelors to place themselves and their spouses in the right environment to foster growth.
Fragmentary readers note requests replies via stamped self addressed envelopes. Name left as Cynthia G might be initialed.
Dear Mine Gray answers that time varies with the couple. Best to know each other at least one year, two years preferred if they plan to share a home through work and forbearance. A modest income with thrift, even $50 a month plus a small bank balance, can suffice if both avoid extravagance.
Bananas should be eaten ripe for full flavor and nutrition. The fruit has a germ-proof skin, is highly nutritious when ripe, and can replace meat while being inexpensive. Recipes include Banana Pancakes Banana Pie Banana Cake and Banana Dessert to vary use beyond eating raw.
A 16 year old asks how to handle a sister urging attendance at parties during school. The adviser says to choose what is right for the mother, emphasizing that lying harms character and that the mother remains the best earthly friend.
F. H. Kress of St. Louis visits North Yakima for several days to oversee his fruit ranch interests in the area.
Patients praise painless work and perfect satisfaction. The practice highlights testimonials and claims to have cut competitors' prices in half. Dr Clark personally oversees all work and offers a bona fide guarantee on results. Regular gold crowns and plates listed at ten dollars.
Regal Dental Offices at 1405 Third Ave. N. W. near Union issues notice. Bring this act with you as directed by Dr. L. R. Clark D. D. &. manager.
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