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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1910
Page
6
The Star Tehuana notes a striking headdress called the juipu worn by Tehuana women. Described as large and stiff with a wide flounce, the elaborate headpiece features lush silky material and bold craftsmanship.
The passage argues mothers should act as kind friends to children rather than stern authorities. It contends gentleness fosters honesty and better life views, while excessive harshness leads to lying. Sunday school teachings support a compassionate maternal approach, shaping children’s conduct and ideals.
A woman notes the persistent social discouragement she faces in pursuing work and leadership. She argues that constant criticism and reminders of a woman's proper role hinder progress, while resilience and solo effort allow those who persist to blaze a path for others.
Dr Jane E Robbins of the Public Education Association of New York argues for domestic science in public schools. She says many mothers fail in duty or value book learning over housework and that girls should learn homemaking at school.
A sharp aphorism discusses reliance between genders, noting a man may trust a woman favored by women and a woman may trust a man favored by men while warning against those unpopular with their own sex.
The passage notes that married men kiss their wives as a routine duty while wearing hats. It claims men use wit to cover bad reputations, and that old bachelors mock crying babies, calling for rough treatment in private.
A vintage ad touts For Men Ager’s Hair Vigor as a splendid hair dressing for men. It claims refreshing cooling sensation, scalp cleanliness, and hair color stability, advising readers to ask their doctor.
A long reader letter column features questions about relationships, etiquette, and personal issues with answers from Miss Grey. It includes requests for cleaning, cooking, fitness, and social guidance, plus sample reader inquiries about marriage, age, and religious differences.
In Philadelphia and New York the stage dance titled Dance of the Dawn is linked to several divorces. Nance Gwyn rumored to influence separations, while Philadelphia’s Charles Gilpin II faces a pending split as Mrs Frederick Berwind Gilpin pursues divorce. A referee delays full disclosure amid testimony.
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