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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1912
Page
5
A reader asks if she should send a card to a boy she loved at sixteen and remain patient. The columnist advises against writing, suggesting if he cares he will reply, and warns not to reveal ongoing interest unless he asks. Emphasizes quiet restraint and acceptance of any outcome.
A town column mixes reader questions about learning Norwegian and library work with stray notes on dumpling recipes and independence. It mentions contacting a Norse pastor and the library staff for training positions, plus guidance on naturalization papers and finding a suitable partner.
A humorous column advises a young man to use a crowd tactic to gauge how many girls are available. The reader wonders whether to quit or try again, and the adviser suggests taking a half-dozen friends to observe how many women appear when signaled.
Letter from A M A asking about American women and immigration status. The writer notes seven years in the United States, possession of first papers, and hopes second papers will ease social perceptions. The reply emphasizes independence and equal standing of women in the country.
A letter from a concerned reader urges forgiveness but also insists on respect from a son living with the mother. The writer suggests the son must change his behavior and implies intervention may be needed to restore boundaries.
A reader notes a discussion about becoming a caregiver or mother's helper with room and board included. The text suggests demand for such positions within a family and hints at fitting into domestic service roles.
Two girls ask Mise Grey for flower making advice. They propose a method to press and reshape rose petals by turning petals through a meat grinder eight times daily for eight days, then rolling into bead sized balls and stringing on hat pins.
A letter argues sincerity matters most in choosing a spouse. It contrasts physical beauty with spiritual or mental beauty, claiming physical charm fades while a beautiful mind endures and the intellect defines lasting value. The decision should be governed by character over mere appearance.
Mise Jewel, 16, daughter of Joe Sue the noted Chinese aristocrat, grew up in Portland after schooling in Canton and Shanghai. She opposes traditional dress, ran away from a Canton school over trousers, and favors US-style education, automobiles, and theatres, saying China is advancing but she won’t return.
Doctors report a severe grip epidemic this year with distressing symptoms and kidney related troubles. Local druggists see high Swamp Root sales as people seek relief, and Dr Kilmer Co offers free sample bottles to readers who request them.
The Seattle Woman's Commercial Club held a banquet at the Chamber of Commerce rooms last night as new officers were installed. Mrs Lamora Criswell Cauffman became president and urged united effort to keep Beattie in the lead. Dr Ida Jayne Weaver officiated as retiring president. other officers include Mrs M L Knettie as vice president Miss Kate Reeves as secretary and Dr Martha Covey as treasurer.
Jan 26 report from San Francisco states Po Hee officers arrested a tall educated cave man named Cervan found wandering a hill on Million road. He claims identity as Dante at Dreamland tonight.
Advertising copy promotes Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as fast relief for indigestion gas and stomach discomfort. Claims include improved appetite better sleep and a friendly disposition with a harmless effect on the system. Available at drug stores for 50 cents a box with a free trial offer from PF A Stuart Co Marshall Michigan.
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