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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1911
Page
5
The Drygoods Economist notes Paris drives a vast fall neckwear vogue with one sided aide frills or side jabots on coats dresses gowns and even peasant blouses. Designers vary their placement from side frills under wide tucks to contrasting trim openings. This fashion surge is highlighted as a Parisian phenomenon unlikely to be repeated elsewhere.
A guide to preparing picnic foods with a shopping list of small, often forgotten items. Includes a recipe for Apricot Charlottes with steps to butter a mould, prepare bread fingers, boil apricots with sugar, assemble, bake, and dust with sugar.
The article notes a Chicago movement to give wealthy children access to real luxuries like mud pies, arguing not to neglect rich children while addressing poor conditions. It frames the idea amid concerns over kidnappings and blackmail.
An advertisement urges modern women to try a simple home wash using an ounce of saxolite dissolved in half a pint of witch hazel. It claims the remedy reduces wrinkles and sagging with immediate effects, contrasting it with costly patent products.
In a Chicago apartment district a roomy area has been set aside with loose dirt and water spigots for the children of the rich to romp. Watchers act as play directors, guarding the youngsters while they play in this segregated outdoor space.
A notice explains that many inquirers ask about coin values and that the public library's art department holds books that answer all such questions. The message directs readers to consult library resources for information on old coins.
A fashion note advises slender individuals to avoid a short coat with a high back belt that controls fullness. The guidance targets those with an erect slender figure, suggesting the silhouette is ill suited for this style.
The National Millinery Traveling Men in Indianapolis announce that small hats will be the rule in women's headgear for next winter, signaling a shift in style.
Mrs. H. L. Elmendorf elected president becoming the first woman to head the American Library Association in its 35 year history. The Buffalo public library vice librarian, a Wisconsin native, has devoted her career to library work since 1849 starting as a Milwaukee librarian.
A column presents reader questions on marriage finances and home life. Advice covers budgeting on small salaries, staying at home, and saving. signs of marital harmony, self restraint, and practical tips. Readers ask about child care and domestic recipes.
The speaker argues that beauty fades and true attachment rests on deeper traits. A plain woman who wins a husband does so through lasting qualities, not mere looks, while handsome women may lose appeal as quickly as a new vest.
An advertisement lists a wide array of soaps medicines and tonics with mail order service and free motorcycle delivery. It promotes satisfaction guaranteed and notes a staff of sixteen expert prescription men.
A homespun remedy promises a new complexion by nightly application of mercolized wax to remove lifeless skin and blemishes. The ad claims the treatment brightens the skin, reduces freckles and liver spots, and makes the face look younger. Lake Washington strawberry fields also advertised at 15 cents per gallon.
Eminent skin specialist reports a new ethine double strength formula that removes freckles with a guaranteed money-back offer from Bartell Drug Co. Users may see improvement after the first night, with lighter freckles fading and skin becoming clearer and smoother. The product is claimed harmless to tender skin.
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