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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1920
Page
3
Readers deride Uncle Tom's idea of spouses living apart as a plan to foster divorce. Letters argue marriages require commitment and criticise lax laws while praising traditional roles and shared homes despite financial strain.
A reader shares advice on letting a partner know feelings without hurting them. She recounts a heart to heart where both acknowledge faults and vow to improve. The note condemns the idea of multiple homes and suggests focusing on stable, loving domestic life and supporting causes that help others.FIDELIS
The image features two young ladies in stylish outfits. The left wears a tricotine dark blue one piece with simple trimming, while the right shows a sand colored dress coat over a taffeta silk dress with bright satin lining. Daisy Henry is noted in the caption and readers are invited to call for tickets to The Big Chance by the Wilkes Players.
Dear Miss Grey counsels a 15 year old to avoid outside work, suggesting safe home duties or paid babysitting and light housework in the neighborhood. The guidance emphasizes earning without compromising health and character, and recommends discussing options with her father.
The article explains the difference between ordinary tea cups and regulation measuring cups using flour amounts for biscuits. It notes a half pint capacity for measuring cups and that tea cups yield fewer biscuits. A teaspoon of baking powder is appropriate for flour but too much for tea cup measures. It cites a past beauty show in Vienna where 14 ladies judged, awarding first to a wine merchant with a long nose and second to a man with a 20 inch mustache.
A narrator recalls meeting Ann Lori mer and her bold home welcome. Ann brings bright cretonne and a yellow bathing suit, shows a movie gun from her mother and plans to move in with the narrator while awaiting phone installation.
Funeral services for Mew Mary Andersen, formerly of Seattle, who died in Fort Worth, will be held Saturday at 10:30 a.m. in Kenney Watson's. Andersen was the mother of Gudrun Andersen Hurja, noted Seattle university student and newspaper woman.
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