Dear Miss Grey Letters on love and social rules
An anonymous reader recounts years of working in suburbs, dances, and boarding houses with moral young men and women. They defend their peers as mostly moral and question Miss C-23 and Miss E-23 while stressing self-respect and fear of a first mistake. A nameless castaway asks how to marry without a name, and a columnist reassures him he can build a future and marry the woman he loves.
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Miss Grey
E.23
C-30
E-23
Grey
William the Conqueror
Leonardo di Vinci
Caesar Dborgia
Marshal Sax
Buffalo Bill
Victor Emmanuel
Italy
Rome
Greece
Leopold
Czar
Kaiser
God
George of England
Prince of Wales
Edward
Alfonso
Spain
Manuel
Portugal
Galt
George
England
Wildman
Buffalo Bill boast rouses veteran scouts amid touring show
Fred L. Boast notes Buffalo Bill’s reluctance to boast of daring. Buffalo Hill, charter member of the American Association of Veteran Scouts, wears a fringed buckskin suit as his troupe readies to perform. A crowded tent, rattling animals, and excited spectators fill the scene outside the entrance flaps.
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Fred L. Boastuffalo
Bill
American Association of Veteran Scouts
Buffalo Hill
Per
Buffalo Bill
Huffalo
U. S. Weighs Seizure of German Ships in War Prospect
June 1 report outlines potential U S action if Wilson ends diplomatic relations with Germany. The article notes 68 German and Austrian merchant ships worth 100 million dollars in U S ports, with interned warships and associated assets. It cites Frederic Coudert on how non inter course could lead to war and seizure of enemy vessels.
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U. S
Berlin
New York
Wilson
United States
Germany
Uncle Sam
Frederic Coudert
America
Washington
Coudert
Friederich
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Porta
Prinz Elite Friederich
Kronpring Wilhelm
Norfolk
Honolulu
Odenwald
San Juan
Porto Rico
Boston
Baltimore
San Francisco
Philadelphia
Galveston
Seattle
New Orleans
Savannah
Hilo
Pensacola
Jacksonville
Tampa
North German
Lloyd Line
Hamburg-American Company
Vaterland
Neptune
The Dental War On The State Dental Monopoly
Edwin J. Brown attacks the state dental monopoly and claims dentists in Seattle use informer tactics to harm his associates. He says his practice offers half price and a 16 year guarantee backed by a large dental network, with offices on First Ave in Union Block open weekdays and Sundays for workers.
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Pirot Ave
Taten Block 1
Dental Combine
Combine
Rejuvenating Face Wax Promises Youthful Complexion
An aged face can reveal a youthful person beneath a simple masking method. Ordinary mercorized wax, available at drug stores, gradually removes worn skin to unveil a pinky white complexion in a week or two. A tiny amount suffices and the treatment is applied at night and washed off in the morning. Freckles moth patches and blemishes fade as skin renews. A saxolite lotion is also recommended for instant wrinkle relief.
Public Safety to Consider Milk Ordinance at 2 20
The public safety committee will take up the milk ordinance at 2 20 Wednesday afternoon and read it section by section. A strong effort is under way by interested parties to defeat the measure, which city and state health officials strongly back.
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Public Safety Committee
Luncheon Honors Cummins Sparks Local Politics Talk
The Commercial Club plans a noon luncheon honoring U.S. Senator Albert B. Cummins of Iowa. Col. J. M. Hawthorne, chairman of the hospitality committee, is linked to the local Democratic club and Bryan-supporting activity, prompting questions about political shifts.
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Otto Case
Commercial Club
PBE
U. S
Albert B. Cummins
Iowa
Cummins
Col. J. M. Hawthorne
Senator Cummins
Col. Hawthorne
King County
Democratic Club
Bryan
Politix
Pope Hopes U S Can End War In Presidential Appeal
Pope Benedict expressed hope that the United States would use its best efforts to end the War during an audience in Rome. He welcomed Bishop Thomas F. Kennedy and several newly consecrated priests, underscoring a desire for swift peace.
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Rome
United States
Benedict
Thomas F. Kennedy
Duped by England in Lusitania Note Report
Berlin reports suggest German political opinion holds that America acted to aid Great Britain and formed a formal understanding with the Allies in the Lusitania note dispute. The Copenhagen telegraph dispatch cites Berlin sources on the suspected alignment and motive.
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London
Copenhagen
Exchange Telegraph
Berlin
America
Great Britain
Germany
Seven Great Eastern agents fined for unlicensed work
Seven insurance agents employed by the Great Eastern Insurance Co were fined a total of 80 dollars by Justice Gordon for failure to secure licenses. The agents testified the company was to furnish the licenses costing 2 dollars each, with Deputy Insurance Commissioner Donnelly may take further action against the company.
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Great Eastern Insurance Co
Gordon Tuesday
Donnelly
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