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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1920
Page
3
A dialogue features Mother Lorimer and three young women debating morality, respect, and the impact of modern behavior on women. They discuss sex, reputation, and the value of female self-respect amid pressures from society and the war era.
East and West women differ in political approach says Maud Wood Park of the National League of Women Voters. She asserts Western women lead in suffrage and will play a chief role in the coming campaign while Eastern women move more slowly. Park toured Western states and praised Democrats for adopting the League plank.
The note invites the pictured lady to visit The Star's editorial rooms to receive two complimentary tickets for The Great Divide show at the Wilkes venue.
The host should decide the order of serving at a dinner with guests. An older woman is given priority, served first. The hostess is traditionally served first, followed by others by seating order. A host must avoid embarrassing any guest and balance attention among attendees.
A long but worthwhile program at Pantasyres features Fire Prevention opening the show with Jane Sheldon and her brother performing an artistic balance act. Prince and Talia Tell present food music and comedy, while Mademoiselle Diane delights as a piquant French maid. Jan Jubini the Swedish violinist plays classical and modern pieces with Salvatore on piano. Dobba Clarke and Dave offer an old time rough and tumble act, Tom McKay's Scotch Revue delivers robust humor with Wee May Me. Kay contributing with a Scotch brogue and a lively jazz finale by a small band and drums.
The old gardener extols mulching as a simple, effective method to keep soil cool and moist. He notes dust mulch from cultivated topsoil and easy straw orgreens covers, including strawberry raspberry and rose beds, and thick straw over potato patches yields complete success. Mulching saves time and improves yields.
The saying notes paradox in wealth where refusal to give invites sting of miserly branding, while generosity invites accusations of courting fame or notoriety. It reflects public judgment framed around wealth and public acts.
The article discusses how hairdressing and neckwear shape the neckline and overall look. It cites summer transformations, permanent waving, and two outfits for hot weather, illustrated by three Ziegfeld Midnight Follies girls and their matching collars with hairdos.
Dr Ede, dean of Worcester, said a Worcester survey found local public venues far more crowded with women than men. He warned the warning about unrestrained freedom applies to both good and bad outcomes.
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