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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1921
Page
12
A reader asks Miss Grey how to handle a brother who repeats adult themes at private parties. Miss Grey recommends avoiding scolding and guiding the brother to choose wholesome games, hosting supervised gatherings, and shaping his ideals as a positive influence.
Jimmy and Kirgan chase clues from Mountaineer editor Cantrell about a plan to steal a locomotive. They follow fresh spike holes and wheel marks to a sawmill yard proving a hidden engine route and a possible derailment plot tied to Norcross’s disappearance.
The narrative recalls a Rocky Mountain adventure where a pioneer hunter pursues an antelope, outpaces Sioux riders, and reflects on frontier life. Interwoven memories of grandfathers and frontier grit appear as a storyteller’s voice recalling rugged trails and dangers.
A home mixture darkens gray hair while keeping the scalp clean and non greasy. Combine half a pint of water with one ounce rum a small box of Barbo glycerine and apply twice a week until the desired shade is reached. The remedy won t rub off and makes gray hair appear younger.
An old advertisement touts Danderine as a scalp stimulating beauty tonic that refreshes the scalp, reduces dandruff, and makes lifeless hair appear twice as heavy and abundant with daily use. It urges readers to revive colorless scraggly hair and gain youthful brightness through this product.
A wife recalls her husband’s betrayal and the tangled vows, exposing how his public standing and fear of scandal shaped his deceit. She confronts his selfish love and the coldness beneath his charm, while a mistress offers hollow sympathy and a plan for divorce.
Mrs. C. B. Schwab of Canton Ohio endorses Foley's Honey and Tar for coughs praising it as a safe remedy for children’s coughs since it contains no harmful drugs. The copy cautions lingering colds can lead to serious illness and weakened strength, urging use of the product.
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