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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jul 08, 1920

Page

3

Teachers wages and marriage views in a readers column

The letter column discusses teacher salary fairness under the new schedule and the impact on experienced teachers. It also echoes Mrs Grey’s wedding anniversary notes and argues against separate living arrangements, urging commitment and end to marital separations.

Miss Grey B.S B. S Dollie Abe B. J

Dr Williams Pink Pills Offer Cure for Pale People

The ad claims anemia shows in pale lips and gums and weak blood. It promotes Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People to build up blood, boost appetite, color cheeks, and fight fatigue. Free booklet Building Up the Blood. order by mail or from local drugstores in Schenectady NY.

Daisy Henry in salmon pink silk coat and sash belt

A photo caption describes Daisy Henry wearing a brown alk accordion pleated skirt with a silk salmon pink coat sweater and a tan straw hat with a small flower twig. She is invited to The Star's editorial rooms for two tickets to The Thief at the Wilkes. Earlier photos featured Frankie Stastny and Peggy Sullivan at 1424 First Ave North.

Cress-Dale Daisy Henry Star Wilkes Frankie Stastny Peggy Sullivan First Ave. N

Detective Reveals Clues in Ann’s Case at Bathhouse Office

The detective guides Morrison through murder diagrams and gun evidence as they discuss the case involving the old man’s family. A suspect, actor Ives, is central as officers analyze who fired the fatal shot from an upper tier room and how clues link Bob and Ann.

Morrison Ann Mia Bob Ives Ivem No. 25 Mark Time Parnone Mark Times Tie Mexico Iver Bryson Dis

How to Save Dinner From Burned Vegetables

A home cook learns to handle a burned stew by placing the hot pan into a larger cold-water bath to halt the heat and draw out the scorched flavor. This quick method prevents an absolute dinner disaster.

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