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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1920
Page
7
A reader details spiritual joy from Christ and describes personal divorce experiences. The letter asserts divorce can lead to happiness in new marriages and argues it is a civilized development, noting abuse and prior unhappy unions, with belief in continued family well being.
A fashion photo in Tuesdays edition shows Miss Foxtna Bedcow of 2526 First Ave offering two Wilkes Theatre tickets to any woman who calls The Star editorial rooms. The prize ties to the upcoming What Every Woman Knows show at the Wilkes next week.
Advice on hair care to restore shine and growth emphasizes scalp cleaning, gentle massage, proper washing frequency, and careful brushing. It warns against hot irons and tight hats, recommends oil rubs and lemon rinse for oily hair, and stresses healthy body for glossy, thick hair.
A simple method keeps ice cubes clean by laying a cheesecloth under the ice in the storage compartment. Lift the movable grate, place cloth so it covers the drain, and set the grate back. Rinse and replace the cloth to avoid sediment in the drain and keep ice fresh.
A narrator confronts Ann about marriage norms and money while recalling parental expectations. The dialogue reveals tensions over fidelity, reputation, and the burden of family honor as Ann resists control and hints at deeper family scrutiny. The scene ends with unfinished tension and a tease of further revelations.
A vintage ad promotes California Syrup of Figs as a laxative for children claiming a fruity taste and harmless relief. It urges buyers to check the package spelling and to say California to ensure the product is the correct brand and continues with full directions on each bottle.
The old gardener notes the Kurzu vine can reach about 30 feet in a season. It is not highly ornamental but makes a strong screen for porches or arbors. Start with purchased plants and give extra care the first year. once established it returns each spring with rapid growth.
A black satin slip with sleeves serves as a versatile base for outfits. The top part on a belt can pair with a matching bandeau, forming a complete set storable in a standard weekend bag. Tunics in buff duveryn or old blue serge substitute for a day look.
A reader explains a creaky drawer cure using hard soap to lubricate edges. Plain greasing often fails as oil is absorbed by wood. If floor wax is available it can also help, but soap is a practical at hand option.
The Democratic party shows stronger female representation than the Republicans in national convention delegations. Among the six New England states no woman is on the GOP delegation, while Democrats place women among delegates and alternates from Rhode Island and Massachusetts. Missouri leads in female representation with 3 delegates and 28 alternates, and New York Democrats boast 12 delegates and 46 alternates.
Advertisements in New York list wholesale prices for crepe de chine blouses at 2.25 dollars each and silk camisoles at 10 dollars per dozen. The figures reflect bulk sales to retailers.
A girl weighs her odds of finding Mr. Right as she contemplates marriage in the tale The Sagebrusher. The story follows her hopes and social pressures shaping a life choice.
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