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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1915
Page
10
A reader asks if married women should keep using first names with husbands. The advisor says yes and argues it respects courtesy and avoids jealousy. Other questions cover sardine salad, wage laws, dating etiquette, marriage viability, and self-reliance with a public meeting noted.
J A Frost of Archway books reports via Fristoe England that a check mailed before the Lusitania sinking has been delivered and divers have recovered nearly all the mail. The elder Frost notes the recovery confirms shipment details and the postal loss is largely mitigated.
In June 4 Helen Bradford ten years old of Ottumwa arranged to enter the University of Iowa in September. She has just graduated from high school and is heralded as one of the best mathematicians among grade students in the state.
Mrs Amelia Gallatin, wife of TMM T Gallatin of Green Lake, files for divorce claiming three years of extreme jealousy. She cites an April 30 incident with a friend where he accused her of infidelity and asks for custody of two minor children and alimony.
Mrs. Luenlle Koon of 6625 N. 25th may go to jail for lack of a state permit after Friday morning arrest on a warrant by E. H. Worthen for Seattle Electric Co. The single mother of two has been the family’s sole support while her husband is unemployed.
Mike Brown and Chester Longley are charged in superior court with robbery in connection with an incident on June 2 in which they allegedly took $4 from Joe Martin by force.
A hair care tip suggests avoiding soaps and crafted shampoos due to high alkali content that dries the scalp and brittles hair. The recommended remedy is pure refined coconut oil, inexpensive and widely available, to moisten and rub into the scalp, producing rich lather and a thorough cleanse. It leaves hair fluffy, bright, and easy to manage while removing dust and dandruff.
Raymond Davis and Jud Keeney were charged in a criminal information filed by Prosecution Attorney Lundin with burglary of W. S. Stark’s boathouse on May 19. The arrests concern multiple canoe thefts tied to Lake Washington incidents.
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