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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Feb 07, 1912

Page

5

Why Do Men Expect Kisses Yet Shun Real Genteel Girls

A reader named Inez asks why men pressure for kissing after few dates and if true ladies can avoid mushiness. Miss Grey says the idea men have a right to kiss is an old notion, and modern men seek honest, domestic, broad minded girls who respect themselves and play fair. The response cautions against accusing women while urging trust and open talk with husbands about finances and habits.

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Married Under Assumed Name in Honolulu Question

Beatrice questions the legality of her marriage made under an assumed name in Honolulu two years ago. She asks whether Washington law would recognize it as valid, noting her husband knew of the alias. The reply states there is no law making it a misdemeanor to use an assumed name, only that it may look suspicious.

Mies Grey Honolale Washington Beatrice

No clear article headline due to fragment

Fragmentary text mentions men and a claim about brick making and flour supply, with no identifiable persons, organizations, or events to contextualize.

Edith in Dickens novella Dombey and Son described

Excerpt depicts Edith as a poised, elegant figure with dark eyes and restrained passion. Mr Dombey discusses a settlement deed while Edith remains cold and silent, her dignified presence masking inner struggle and pride in a pivotal moment from Dombey and Son.

Edith Mag. Combey Mr. Dombey

Not Womanly Work Dear Miss Grey

A reader asks if a 16 year old girl can learn detective work and where to study. The reply doubts acceptance by agencies and questions the appeal of pursuing justice through detective pursuit, noting detective work is often seen as unsuitable for women.

Mins Grey M. EB. B

Free Home Study Music Course Offer

The International Institute of Music of New York offers a free complete course in piano, organ, violin, mandolin, guitar, banjo, cello or brass to readers. Beginners can learn quickly with photographs and simple methods. advanced players receive special instruction. Weekly lessons, postage and sheet music cost about 14 cents weekly. Write to 98 Fifth Ave Dept 261M New York for the free booklet.

International Institute of Music of New York International Institute International Institute of Music Fifth Ave New York

Silly Girls and Rude Boys Dear Miss Grey

A reader recounts two boys who dismissed two ila at a rink by making them sit while the boys skated. The writer suggests the act was to test if girls would tolerate rude behavior and questions whether the girls should see the boys again.

Miss Grey

Stop This Attitude: Conductor Faces Persistent Attention

A letter to Miss Grey describes a young man working as a conductor who endures a schoolgirl’s repeated attention on his car. The writer asks how to stop her behavior, and a response suggests the conductor remain cool and polite to signal no encouragement, noting others will judge his conduct.

Miss Grey Carmen Prssengers

The Way to Hunt a Job Advice Column

A reader asks how to find work. The adviser urges persistent, honest effort and a structured daily routine from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. for a week to uncover opportunities, dismissing fear of failure and suggesting woods work as a possibility.

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