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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1911
Page
5
The Baltimore physician Leonard Keene Hirshberg explains colic as abdominal pain from improper feeding and suggests mothers adjust diet and feeding methods. He warns against overfeeding, coddling, and unsafe bottle practices, urging professional guidance to tailor dairy or milk formulations to each infant.
Cut six hard boiled eggs in half and remove yolks. Mash yolks with butter, Sneed crumbs moistened with milk, Parsley, onion, salt and pepper. Refill egg whites, pair halves, and heat in tomato sauce. Garnish with parsley.
Dear readers. the physician explains styes arise from deranged systemic conditions or refractive errors and offers cold compresses early, hot compresses if pus forms, and specialist advice for vision issues. He also debunks fright causing birthmarks and recommends dry heat and hot applications plus hot irrigation for earache.
A 12 year old orphan writes to Cynthia Grey asking what it means for a man to hold her hand. Miss Grey advises against physical affection from men, urges seeking help from trusted women, and offers guidance on safe conduct and personal color advice.
Cynthia Grey expresses thanks to First Washington and Indy helper for the bugle call of aid for a member of the 13th Minnesota. She notes money order received from Mrs KE B 8 and credits others who offered assistance.
A 22 year old man asks if his quick infatuations prove true love for a Canadian fiancée while staying with a new girl. The columnist likens love to many names and urges the man to keep his engagement unless his feelings for both women are clearly true, warning of causing pain.
The question answers that a foreigner eligible for citizenship may own land like a citizen via warranty deed or foreclosed mortgage. Some races are ineligible and cannot hold land. The letter also includes a personal anecdote about a young man who admires a girl but is unsure how to introduce himself.
A reader seeks guidance after a confrontation on the street and expresses a desire to meet someone. The reply cautions against talking to strangers and notes a humorous yet sharp exchange about a name Bricky. The second letter questions third party garnishment rights when a mortgage exists and a judgment is against the property owner.
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