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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Feb 10, 1921

Page

12

Dear Miss Grey Advice Column Highlights

A reader asks how to cope with loneliness due to a much older husband who avoids theatres and dances. The column suggests engaging in uplift activities, joining clubs, taking lessons, and inviting young women over for social and cultural pursuits to fill evenings.

Mies Grey Clud Brady

Freezone Corn Remedy Claims Easy, Painless Removal

An advertisement touts Freezone as a painless corn treatment that removes corns and calluses. It promises quick relief with a small bottle sold by druggists for a few cents.

Korein Co Station X New York Korea

Wreckers intrigue and a looming strike among rail rivals

The scene shifts from private talks to a brewing labor fight as Citizens' Storage & Warehouse faces a threatened general strike. Power players Van Britt Norcross and Upton discuss Hatch’s sweeping wage cuts, monopoly pressure, and Dunton-Collingwood bribery fallout impacting P. & Th and local support.

Mr. van Britt New York Broad Street Bank Upton Citizens’ Storage & Warehouse Hatch van Britt Mr. Norcross Hornack Breckenridge Graham Chadwick Wall Street

Bantam Hens Inspire Distant Dyke Flood Tale

David builds a chicken house and bantam coop while Richard recalls his grandfather in Whatcom county. A flood on the Sumas dyke era river stories, cattle drowned, barns floated, and a bantam survives by climbing to a fence i over water and being fed grain from a broom-end window.

David Richard Gees Whatcom County Sumas

Pelicans ferry Nick and Nancy toward the South Pole

The Fairy Queen summons a fat pelican to carry Nancy and Nick from the ice island to land. She warns of the Jinn and Snitcher-Snatch, but assures safe passage if they stay hidden in the bird’s bill pouch and resist fish hunger along the way.

South Pole Nick Nancy Snitcher-Snatch Pelican Nick Mafely

Remarks on a Kentucky Marriage and Betrayal

The fragment recalls a man who reportedly married a Kentucky woman years ago. The source notes she left him after six months and hints at a violent motive, concluding with an ominous claim that he may need killing for the betrayal.

Kentucky

Blood Cells Require Iron In Every One Of 30 Trillion

A health fact explains that red blood cells rely on iron to function, with the body containing about thirty trillion cells requiring this mineral for oxygen transport and metabolism.

Eaich

Confessions of a Bride in Jailside Melodrama

An excerpt shows Ann, a society wife, jailed after a shoplifting escapade. Family banter in the Larimer mansion follows as Morrison helps Ann hide in a car during a fire incident. Dad Lorimer chides the party about justice while Ann parries with ingenue charm.

Lorimer Ann Larimer Mansion Martha Jim Daddy Larimer Pearl Blanchard Anna Bella Bob Daddy

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