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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1921
Page
14
Dear Miss Grey letters discuss mothering under scrutiny from grandparents and peers, criticizing meddling, child discipline, and the era’s perfume and grooming trends. A contrast piece praises films as moral teaching, and a reader asks about reporting a property-destroying neighbor while urging practical home care.
An elderly narrator Martha discusses a wife's plight after discovering her husband hid letters and deceived a young woman. The piece stresses women keeping informed, sharing interests with spouses, and speaking their minds to avoid dissension. It centers on a lawyer wife guiding Martha and the theme of marital trust.
A promotional notice touts Pape's Diapepsin as a quick remedy for indigestion and acidity. It claims a few tablets neutralize stomach acidity, end pain and belching, and allow eating favorite foods without distress. Many readers are urged to buy a box now for relief.
A fragmentary dialogue shows a wife asserting rights and a man reflecting on a younger woman. The passage includes a cited opinion on marriage and a character revealing his true view of his spouse. An advertisement by D. T. Tryer promotes Foley Kidney Pills for kidney trouble.
An advertisement extols Hamlin’s Wizard Oil as a safe antiseptic for minor wounds to prevent blood poisoning and aid healing. It claims quick relief for burns cuts and various pains with the promise of reliable, pleasant treatment sold as “pink pills” at druggists for 30 cents.
The 19 year old blind student Miss Sadielemac from the East End passed the entrance exam by writing her answers in Braille and will enter University College London.
A testimonial praises Adierika as a remedy for long standing constipation. The letter by Mrs Lola B Davia claims the product clears foul matter from both bowels, relieves gas and sour stomach, and may prevent appendicitis. Bartell Drug Stores and Swift Drug Co advertise availability.
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