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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1912
Page
5
A teenage girl seeks advice about avoiding a younger friend seen as a bad influence. The mentor urges safeguarding character, suggests maintaining friendship within boundaries, and advises informing her mother if the other girl invites immorality. The letter emphasizes personal integrity and parental trust.
A reader asks how to handle gossip about a lively young woman. Brunette A advises valuing true friendship, avoiding gossip, and staying prudent to prevent the appearance of evil while enjoying life without rash independence.
A reader writes as a logger about dating and etiquette for young loggers, advising to read books and etiquette guides in camp, shed the logging uniform in town, and avoid questionable places. The letter also includes social advice about naturalization, dances, and manners, with brief responses from others endorsing honest work and respectful conduct.
A reader advises using the YWCA and typwritten letters to seek employment, noting fees and timing. Cynthia Grey comments on discouragement and suggests sending a stamped self addressed envelope to obtain local addresses, including a glass factory address if Seattle directory access is unavailable.
The largest ore dock rests on the Duluth Missabe and Northern line in Duluth Minnesota with a capacity of 119 274 tons and a length of 3204 feet. The article also offers general advice on digestion and a brief note about unanswered mail.
A reader asks for the correct definition of jealousy in a marital context. The response labels jealousy as an exaggerated mix of hatred and selfishness and suggests the reader is rightly indignant.
A pair of elderly women request guidance from Miss Grey on starting a sewing club in the Alaska building Christian Science room. They consider dues and a treasurer, hoping to make meetings both social and useful. An embroidery club is advised to discuss current topics and assist others with collected dues.
A reader describes a situation where her husband and she frequently go out with a lady friend, but the friend’s husband disapproves and prefers his own outings. The wife worries about boundaries and the friend’s independent plans.
A Beattie woman wins a fat hen and W Parker takes second prize for a dozen eggs in a local contest on boiling eggs. Read the winning letters and the humorous remarks of judges and contestants as the newspaper recounts the quirky competition and its prize winners.
An advertisement touts the Princess Tokio Book of Beauty as a free guide for American women under seventy to remove wrinkles without creams or devices. It claims a new eight day treatment and invites readers to request the book by mail from Central Bank Tok e.
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