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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1912
Page
5
An old advertisement touts a liquid spray for catarrh claiming it reaches nose and throat membranes, kills germs, and cures symptoms for a dollar. It references a “HYOMET” example and urges quick use via a spray-like product for relief.
The piece notes that practical email life detail shapes style for brides. It highlights a Robespiere collar for the simmer bride and a towel like accessory secured easily at low cost. The design features a cool, pictorial back reaching hair base and a deep V at the front with pleated net cascading.
A young wife laments long hours with her husband who works daily and offers little time for family. The columnist urges balance, warns against driving him away, and suggests offering help to ease his burden while seeking one evening a week together.
The piece urges that true spring medicine is fresh air and outdoor activity. It dismisses patent remedies and bitter tonics as useless, advocating daily outdoor walks in sunlight or under clouds. Stay active, walk, and enjoy spring as the healthiest cure.
In a Brooklyn Life snippet, Madge questions loyalty to Charlie over Jack as Marjorie reveals Jack proposed. The dialogue hints at romantic entanglements among named individuals in a social page item.
A collage of dated facts and place names from 1863 to the late 19th century. Mentions August 1 1863, George M. Cohan with Providence roots in 1878, a rare 1862 half dollar value, symbolic laurel and oak meanings, an upcoming American Har association meeting, Witch Hill in Salem tied to 1697 hangings, and Laguna province in the Philippines.
Dear Miss Grey asks what fashion suits a November wedding. She plans no train and wears dresses to shoe tops, wonders if a gown should merely brush the floor. Advice favors soft coal and silk weaves for a trainless gown or a whole wool weave for a suit.
A reader from Del Monte argues about women taking men’s jobs in public roles, noting fired motormen and conductors replaced by women. He blames men for the situation, urges better laws and candidates, and laments limited individual power to change society.
The passage discusses moral blame in the biblical tale of the serpent and temptation. It argues the tempter bears more guilt than the tempted and notes how strong minds can overpower others temporarily, with a critical view of those justifying perverted appetites.
Dr J W IL argues that though God made man to protect woman, selfish love led to harm and control. He insists true protection comes from respecting her sacred rights and recognizing woman as a blessing who can uplift when honored.
A local notice invites the public to clear strawberry ranches near the lake after the season at about five cents a gallon. Access points include Juanita Bellevue and Kirkland.
Reader questions addressed by The Star physician guiding medical concerns and responses.
A vintage advertisement touts Perspino dress shields, claiming they keep the underarm area fresh and dry in hot rooms and theatres. It promotes safe powder, no fabric damage, and a 26 cent box price with mail order from Perspo Co., plus availability at Owl Drug Co. stores.
A Seattle mother reports her six year old daughter with tubercular trouble showed rapid weight gain and recovery after starting Nature's Creation on January 20. She claims full health restoration and urges investigations into the remedy. The ad promotes Nature's Creation as a harmless tonic and alternative extractor offered at 514 515 People's Bank Building Seattle.
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