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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1913
Page
4
OUVERNEUR MORRIS sketches first love in The Little Heiress as a rite of youth. The piece celebrates theIdealism of puppy love before the humor of maturity drains the glow, urging readers to recall their own early passion and the laughter it invites. A second note questions limiting a registration law to music teachers, suggesting broader reach.
A Philadelphia man and Wisconsin art student married after years of correspondence. The wife, now revealed as an heiress with a $50 000 inheritance, kept the secret until litigation over the will settled. The couple are on their second honeymoon as the court’s ruling favored her claim.
SUCCESSFUL launches its first ever auto tours for first-time visitors to Seattle’s famed boulevards. Four more tours announced starting Sunday at 1 PM and continuing at 7 PM Tuesday Thursday and Saturday evenings.
Miss Adele M Fielde a Seattle author and lecturer is famed for a 25 year Asia sojourn and a dictionary of Swatow. A former Albany Normal College graduate she advised on parliamentary procedure and political education and campaigned for industrial justice with Roosevelt's circle. Now in Seattle she serves on the library board and continues global study and teaching in life sciences and politics.
A playful verse contrasts Bertle’s reaction to his smoking paper with social judgments of wealth and need. It humorously notes how a watermelon frame can make him look seedy while pondering a plutocrat label.
A harsh poem directed at a young girl mocks her clothing and body, urging more covering and predicting a grim fate. It attacks modesty standards and uses demeaning imagery while pressing for reform through moral judgment.
A lighthearted jumble notes a hammock collapse injuring none and a tailor mending it. It cites a New York report of a medium receiving 500000 from a rich man, and comments on poets ages and Balkan warfare. It mentions Miss Randolph at sixteen and a Milwaukee dating tip.
A Braley poem extols workers who master their craft and perform consistently. It contrasts labor ideals with superficial effort. The text then notes population growth figures from 1875 to 1910, citing Germany 62 percent, England 87 percent, and France 8 percent.
The ad outlines shampoos for fluffy hair and a clean scalp, eyebrow and eyelash enhancement with pyroxin, a fat reducer home remedy, and a whitening lotion to clear skin. It promotes shine, growth, and a youthful look with simple mixtures and applications.
A cosmetic advert promotes mercorized wax to protect skin in sun and wind. It claims wax absorbs damage, unclogs pores, and renews a clear soft complexion. nightly application with drugstore product and lemon-lime saxolife lotion for refreshing results.
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