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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1912
Page
5
A reader argues against taxing bachelors to fund child adoption, calling it selfish to force couples into adoption and proposing instead legal incentives for married couples with income to adopt or own a child. The letter contrasts personal privacy with social policy and references Teddy's death and prize incentives.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe beauty related recipes and preparations with unclear steps. The text hints at mixtures, ratios, and techniques but lacks coherent instructions or identifiable entities. The fragment reads like an informal guide or notebook entry with scattered terms and potential ingredient mentions.
A reader from Roadway High School asks about making a simple washable white attic mull dress for graduation costing about 4.50. Adelaide Michels of Bellevue Washington seeks guidance on sending graduation announcements to two people in one family with either two cards or a shared envelope or back‑written names.
A reader urges support for a working girl seeking to live rightly and asks for a baby shower idea. The writer supports helping her until she can stand alone and asks Indignant TM to share her address for aid.
A historical column notes Lincoln issued emancipation January 1. The text mentions methylated alcohol and wood naphtha in spirits, with a warning about methylic content. A fragment on cinnamon from laurel bark in Ceylon ends the passage.
German inventor and gunmaker Paul Mauser was born in Oberndorf on June 27 1838. His work with his brother Wilhelm Mauser helped shape modern firearms.
Edward Hubbard of Puget Sound Traction Light and Power climbed a tree to remove a limb near wires. The limb touched the lines and 60 000 volts flowed through him. he fell but was saved by a companion, treated, and recovered conscious with burns on hand and foot.
The fragment hints at Feifer's Union joining or affiliating with a world renowned cigar name. Details are unclear but indicate a notable merging or branding connection in the tobacco industry.
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