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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1919
Page
2
Martha Craver of the Richard Carlemousies! offers wives tips to keep husbands, advising dressing to please him and continuing flirtations after marriage. She urges wives to flirt and to tailor hair, colors, and manner to what men like, insisting the wife bears responsibility if romance fades.
Special report from London describes mothers bringing children to polling booths inPaddington and other precincts as women voters cast ballots. Nurses cared for infants while mothers voted and several humorous scenes occurred. none of the female candidates won seats.
The Anti Ment Profiteering league authorized president N A Havercamp to file mandamus proceedings to compel compliance with a city ordinance requiring a lavatory in every residential building. A public hearing on a tenant notice bill was promised for next week. The club sent 10 000 letters to state lawmakers urging committee passage and a vote.
American reinforcements moved over a forest trail for more than 30 miles to aid the British and Russians at Sredmakrenga. Bolsheviks, fearing encirclement, withdrew in haste yesterday.
A fragmentary report notes street lines vanished under heavy fog as crews nearby braces for restoration. Residents report muted street activity and caution tape along several blocks. Officials urge patience while power and transit services assess damage.
Marta Slovakia, once a damp floor scrubber, becomes Human Relations Manager in a U S Employment Service handicap bureau success story. Victor Cannon explains her wartime placement in a munition factory and rise to a high salary after the war as she gains a respected office role and watches the bureau pursue mature workers and disabled job matching.
A vintage advertisement touts Dr King’s New Discovery for stubborn coughs and colds. It claims rapid throat relief from colds grippe and bronchial attacks, praising its pleasant taste and proven results. Prices are 60 cents and 1.20 dollars, with wide drugstore distribution.
A patient seeks relief with a laxative remedy described as mild and effective. The product promises to tease the bowels into action and chase blues, offering a corrective option for daily duties.
Fragmentary prose discusses guidance for women and the hardship of aging in older women who have raised families. It references ingratitude from children and the varied outcomes for those left to cope after years of childrearing.
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