Southpaw children should not be forced to switch hands
A reader column argues against forcing left handed children to use the right hand. The writer shares personal experience as a southpaw and notes left handedness may be innate due to brain and eye differences. Also included is guidance for a young woman seeking social peers in Seattle and advice on building friendships through church and community groups.
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Thia
Berence
Upper Credes
Mise Grey
Altho
Miss Grey
Seattle
Wreckers Plot Deepens As Hatch Faces Collapse
In a tense night sequence, the major and the boss discuss confronting Howie Collingwood and Hatch over locked cash vault papers. Hatch offers ten thousand dollars to act against the railroad, while the boss warns of peril as Collingwood’s threat grows and the railroad venture teeters.
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Boas
Sheila
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Security National
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Bores
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Danderine Promises Hair Revival After Use
A vintage advertisement claims Danderine stops hair loss and thickens hair. It asserts after a few applications no fallen hairs or dandruff remain and every hair shows new life brightness and color.
Hatch power shift rattles local utility firm
In a tense office scene Norcross and Hornack discuss Hatch’s secret consolidation of C. & W. control and the threat it poses to public service. They fear losing ground, face stock moves, and debate value versus control as they await Hatch’s next move.
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Mr. Hornack
Hatch
Tussuc
Hornack
Norcross
Wall
Boas
Cascarets Promote Quick Relief for Digestive Ailments
An ad touts Cascarets as a laxative aid to relieve dizziness headaches colds and upset stomachs with claims of gentle action and no griping. It notes price points of 10 25 and 50 cents and mentions children liking the product.
War stories and mythical journeys in a clipped, dreamlike tale
A fragmentary passage blends a Civil War style war tale with a fairy tale quest. A white mule and a cayuse lead a group from danger, an arrow strikes the mule, and magical helpers intervene. The Fairy Queen and twins navigate ice and sea toward a cave while magical shoes are reclaimed and a friendly whale delivers a box.
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Snitcher-Snatch
Nick
Nancy
Confessions of a Bride and a Real Heroine
Ann Lorimer becomes a city heroine after rescuing an old woman from smoke in a jail. The dramatic episode follows mobs, a staged escape in workhouse terms, and the making of a news photo while the jail’s women’s wing is damaged. The piece ends with a tease of future drama.
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Altho
Lorimer
Morrison
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