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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1920
Page
3
The narrator declares a change of heart about social ties and hints at a plan to buy herself a matching cigarette set after noting her husband’s habit of gifting small items to women. A playful exchange reveals family dynamics and a mother’s tolerance for smoking. The scene ends with “To Be Continued.”
JUNEAU reports Miss W C Delaney and Mra C Pra ger, local nurses, lost since Saturday, were located on Sheep mountain and found exhausted.
The Star invites the woman pictured to call the editorial department for two tickets to the Orpheum vaudeville show at the Moora Saturday. The fashion photo features Katherine Walker of 667 Orvras Street.
The article describes mumps as an acute infectious disease mainly affecting children but possible in adults. It note parotid gland swelling, isolation of patients, limited room access for protected adults, typical onset about 15 days after exposure, and symptoms including jaw pain with chewing and possible bilateral swelling. It also mentions possible male testicular swelling complications and simple treatment like light diet, avoiding sour foods, hot compresses, and occasional Epsom salt laxative. internal medicines are not indicated. It closes with a skeptical Q and A about home remedies and urges consulting a physician.
The U S food administration urges higher milk consumption amid wartime scarcity. Milk, named a perfect food rich in lime, protein, fat and sugar, is praised as a powerful stimulant that combats fatigue and supports a balanced diet.
A surge in marriages is shown by statistics with 2,700 more licenses issued in June than the previous year across New York City boroughs. The flourish is likened to a Gretna Green stampede as Dan Cupid drives the trend.
Dean W. Horace Hopkins of New York University defends stray cats as health officials round up felines. He says cats are not major disease carriers though eradicating thousands would be dire for the city’s streets.
In Spandau, Berlin, 17 year old girls at the high school walked out protesting one sided religious instruction by a social democrat teacher. The students announced they would not endure the current teaching approach.
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