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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1913
Page
6
Miss Grey spoke to the Longfellow Mothers Congress urging women to treat the home as a planned system like a well run shop. She compared a disciplined household to a finely crafted machine, urged personal rights within the family, and urged simple living in home dress and amusements.
The Rev Frances M Moody told the New York state marriage and divorce commission that the Pacific coast is the greatest divorce center in the world. He cited forty years of data showing about 3 700 000 people separated by divorce with Illinois 126 000 Pennsylvania 55 760 California 50 000 and New York 44 450 divorces.
A collage of quirky notes on fashion trends in Norfolk spring and summer, school program inquiries, language usage tips, cleaning plumes, curl methods, and a fact about banana plantations in Central America. Notable figures or dates are not provided.
A reader asks how to handle a joke that hurt a girlfriend after rice and shoes were thrown at her. Miss Grey urges treating the girl well, not blaming the friend, and letting time heal. Other letters discuss age gaps, church dating, veil etiquette, and careful pursuit of acquaintances, all urging restraint and respect.
R. E. Thaseo dismisses focusing on Cain's wife, arguing the issue is immaterial to the 20th century and urging reliance on Britannica and the Old Testament. He notes Cain’s city in Nod implies many nations and potential spouses, urging broader reading beyond the Bible.
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