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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1912
Page
6
Cynthia Grey shares an excerpt from a reader letter praising The Last Appeal and its mission to help women overcoming morphine addiction. The writer credits faith and support from Grey for progress and urges continued kindness to those struggling, noting personal transformation and hope for others.
A reader asks for motherly guidance about trust in a relationship. The woman, who lost her mother early, explains her honesty, limited education, and devotion to a man who doubts her. The columnist urges silence, independence, and selfworth, noting that others' opinions should not define her.
A young man asks if a child from a previous marriage would hinder his romance with a new love. The column cautions the man to consider his responsibilities and the impact on his moral standing before pursuing marriage.
A speaker urges restraint in marriage, warns against betraying a spouse and child, and counsels the man to learn life, become mature, and avoid abandoning a homeless child in search of new love. The message emphasizes responsibility, stability, and parental duty.
Cynthia Grey asks officials to examine a vacant Fifth Avenue jet site between Seneca and University where wood burning may deprive the poor of fuel. She seeks action to ensure access.
A reader suggests that the father's temper stems from worry and proposes a plan. The writer advises waiting for the sister’s graduation, then siblings can live together and work, easing home life. As younger children grow, changes may occur and care options may arise, with a polite message to the father about easing tensions at home.
A reader asks how to collect interest on a three year old grocery or rent bill and how a receipt should read. The inquiry seeks practical guidance on legal limits and proper phrasing for interest and acknowledgment of payment.
Rev. F. A. O'Brien of St. Augustine's urges that women should propose marriage if men lack boldness. He says delaying marriage is wrong and that both partners must share responsibility to form a home. He condemns flirtation and mixed marriages, preferring "marry in your own faith" for happiness.
A reader endorses Miss Grey’s advice arguing God did not join all marriages and calls for teaching youths about domestic happiness. The letter praises her forceful stance against narrow ideas and tyranny of love and asks if civil service biants can be mailed or must be applied in person.
A vintage style beauty column advises weekly use of a dry shampoo made with corn starch and crox to brighten and revive hair. It promotes a simple morning lotion of magatone dissolved in witch hazel to soften skin and reduce blemishes, and recommends keeping a jar of Mothers Sake for minor injuries and emergencies.
A brief note from the Civil Service Commission at Prefontaine Place Seattle questions merit and advancement. It states progress is slow but sure for those who prove capable.
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