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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1915
Page
5
In a long diarylike passage a wife named Margie speaks to her “little book” about marriage hopes fears and the upcoming birth. She compares idealized love with lived partnership asking if two halves can form a whole while noting strains with husband Dick. She vows to endure for her child, with a continuation promised Monday.
The item notes Canada has three policewomen, Toronto two, Ottawa one, and the United States totals 62. It cites Tita claiming increased drinking among women and states Wisconsin will bar women from boxing witnesses. It reports Chicago’s average wages for 125,000 working women under six dollars weekly and mentions Margherita, queen mother of Italy, collecting gloves and shoes worn by past sovereigns.
A mother describes a strict daily schedule for a baby emphasizing safe washable toys, regular nursing, baths, meals, and outdoor airing. She praises the system for preventing common baby troubles and plans to share it with other women.
Rotarians left Saturday for Maloney's Grove near North Bend with tents and kettles for an annual picnic. About 100 members planned to stay through Sunday night before returning.
A letter to Miss Grey reveals L M T asking for a self sacrificing, whole souled wife to marry him and reform his life. He defends past actions, claims innocence, and challenges the columnist to clarify earlier statements about painting the town red and being a gay lothario.
Street car safety guidance urges passengers not to board moving vehicles or exit while in motion. Exercise caution around autos and wagons when leaving, and hurry to the sidewalk via the shortest route to avoid serious injury. SAFETY FIRST is a life saving motto for boys and adults.
A peça on marriage and breeding by the diva Mme Schumann-Heink argues that a successful wife comes from proper breeding, not wealth, and that both girls and mothers must be educated to endure household drudgeries. It emphasizes middle class roots and cautions that love alone cannot sustain marriage.
Editor of the Woman's Page has received about 200 strawberry shortcake recipes but cannot publish them all. The contest closes today and the winner will be announced in Monday's paper. Several suggested recipes are described with varying ingredients and methods.
A brief manuscript note describes preparing a cake with thickly covered straw berries pared with sugar. The plan is to cover the berries with the top fruit and bake in an oven. A stray line mentions Mary M Burns.
The article explains reviving long white gloves by stitching the tops to new short gloves at the wrist line and cautions proper removal avoiding pulling the fingers. It advises air drying on a window sill and laying flat to remove wrinkles. It also notes buying two pairs at once saves money and encourages alternating wear to extend life.
They discuss building moving sidewalks on the Seneca street hill. The project would cost 17000 dollars for four units, as stated by H. C. Henry.
Reader letters debate if John Hunt and Anna Sterling can live happily after their pasts. Supporters urge forgiveness, loyalty, and shared virtue, while critics warn about jealousy and social stigma. Various opinions cite marriage as soul union and warn against offspring loss if children are absent.
The Ohio Method offers replacement of missing teeth with artificial teeth that look natural. Examinations are free and estimates are provided. 12 year guarantee backs their work. Prices include 15 dollar set of teeth, 10 dollar set, 10 dollar crown options, bridge work, solid gold fillings and other fillings. Office hours 8:30 to 6, Sundays 9 to 12.
An advertisement-like claim touts Chinone Roots as a remedy for chronic diseases and disorders of men and women. The text presents broad health benefits without accompanying evidence or medical endorsement.
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