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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Feb 06, 1920

Page

7

Old childhood game borrowed for grown ups

A Valentine party activity invites guests to hunt room items marked with red hearts to answer questions. Each correct match yields a Cupid prize. sample prompts include items like a photograph, a flat iron, an onion from Bermuda, a mirror, a candle, an alarm clock, opened scissors, and a 1919 calendar.

Bermuda

Velvet Dinner Gown Sets Fashion Tone in Velvet Amethyst

A screen star selects a velvet gown in amethyst chiffon with a skeleton bodice over a white lace bandeau. The two panel tunic features a diagonally slashed panel and a large river bowknot, emphasizing corseted reappearances.

Paris

Confessions of a Bride The Earthquake and Aftermath

A narrator recounts a violent earthquake and wrecked transport as a convoy seeks Vera Cruz. Cars crash, chaos spreads across ruined villages, and survivors struggle to reach care even as memories of loved ones haunt them. The journey continues amid ashore tolls and looming questions.

Morrison Daddy Archer

Normal school of citizenship to follow suffrage meetings

The National American Woman Suffrage Association and the first national Congress of the League of Women Voters set Chicago as host February 12 to 18. A seven days normal school of citizenship runs February 19 to 25 to train teachers of American citizenship. An end course exam and prior preparation will decide certificates. Candidates may join without fee via enrollment blank and program on application.

Normal School OF Citizenship Chicago National American Woman Suffrage Association National Congress League of Women Voters Thies

Preserving Brooms With Boiling Water Soak

The guide recommends soaking a broom in boiling water for about an hour then drying thoroughly before use. Repeating this about once a month can extend the broom’s life. It also advises hanging the broom when not in use as a lifesaver for storage.

Properly prepared apples for mince meat

To improve mince meat slice and chop apples with a large baking powder can after peeling and curing. This method yields nicer mince meat than grinding and saves time in preparation.

Oath of Allegiance Administered by Special Deputy Clerk

In The Ronx County New York court naturalized citizens take the oath of allegiance led by Mrs Alma J Cole recently appointed a special deputy clerk of the court.

Ronx County New York Alma J. Cole

Returns to Remarry Wife He Left Behind

Twenty years ago W R Jones left his wife and child in Str eator Illinois to seek health in the West. After years with no word the wife remarried. Roach, the second husband, died years later leaving her a widow again. A Washington’s Birthday parade is planned by the National Guard. Funeral service for Mrs Sophia Herth, 60, held at 924 24th Ave S.

Morrison Daddy Gene Archer Archer Mrs. Lorimer Mr. Lorimer Vera Cruz Bob Chrys Streator Ill W. R. Jones West Sophia Herth 24Th Ave. S

Danderine Hair Care Ad Appeals to Women

An old advertisement promises to save hair by using Danderine. It claims the product makes hair long thick and lustrous, restores color and vitality, and can be bought for 35 cents at drug or toilet counters. It urges quick action for women to beautify and stimulate the scalp.

Meat diet blamed for kidney trouble and salt as aid

A noted authority warns that daily meat intake creates uric acid that paralyzes kidneys as they try to expel it. He recommends four ounces of Rad Salts daily in water before breakfast to flush and stimulate sluggish kidneys and neutralize urine acids.

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