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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1921
Page
5
A long reader correspondence from Seattle features Miss Grey and others venting wartime strain. Letters cover postwar adjustment, employment for women and widows, cocoa butter myths, and social roles, urging practical help and honest support for those returning or struggling.
In a late night private rail run from Bauxite toward Strathcona, Jimmie Dodds accompanies Graham Norcross as rumors of hate sympathizers and a political backlash swirl. Sheila’s quiet meddling prompts a telegram warning that shifts the plan, while the men discuss the perilous mine owners meeting and the unexpected light engine ahead on the Strathcona branch.
An advertisement touts Olive Tablets as a gentle remedy for bad breath and digestive issues. It claims the vegetable formula cleanses bowels and liver without harsh cathartics and notes a seventeen year discovery proving their safety and olive oil based composition.
In a narrative fragment from a 1921 piece, Ida fears for a young girl taken by a warrior to his hut beyond a hill. Ida clings to her doll and nightdress as time passes, then returns to find her family joyful when the child is absent. Nancy and Nick later encounter magical shoes and comic sea animal friends in a fantastical rescue sequence.
A domestic dialogue on wartime morale and marching through hard times. Martha counsels calm and cheer to support husbands and children, urging less nagging and more resilience. A phone interruption hints at a developing subplot as Ann Lorimer faces jail. The passage closes with a quirky note on Holland and mirrors as tiger traps.
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