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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1920
Page
3
A collage of reader letters urges young women to follow their hearts while trusting parental and religious guidance. It critiques double standards, defends marriages, and clashes with alimony and divorce verdicts, noting media influences and gender double standards.
The article notes cabbage long praised by Cato and Romans for health and cites modern nutrition values. It lists four common varieties Savoy drum head sugar loaf and purple, with Savoy best for boiling and drum head and purple for salads while uncooked cabbage digests more easily.
St Paul Nebraska resident Mrs Witt Troms reports relief from periodical pain after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The letter endorses the remedy as effective for female ills, noting a long-standing record and numerous testimonials from the Pinkham laboratory in Lynn Massachusetts.
Fanchon and Marco bring their jazzy musical revue to the Metropolitan for a week starting Sunday with a strong Western company praised by critics. The program features a 30 girl chorus, a cast including Nelson and Chain, Arthur Weat, Bill Dooley, Muriel Stryker, and matinee bargains on Wednesday and Saturday.
A killer shot from a women's wing window at a dockside bathhouse triggers a crowd and frantic reports. Jane Lorimer questions a witness, flees with Ann Lorimer, and learns Ann may hold key details as they drive away past the police inquiry.
Miss pretty Dorothea Sadler Jew bella Winlock Harry Meyer headline a new program at Moore starting Sunday with Kiss Me a musical farce by William K Friedlander. Merie Downing Charlotte Whiting Buch Brothers and Bartholdi Birds lead other acts plus a 98 pound girl vaudeville novelty with audience interaction and a tropical bird performance. Fiddie Kane Jay Herman close the bill with songs and comedy.
A farmer advises that few tools suffice for a small garden and a potato digger or improvised items can work well. By trimming broom handles and filing old hoes into sharp points, one can create effective cultivators. He stresses the gardener’s eye matters more than gear and urges keeping implements sharpened.
Federal inspectors say they found four wild ducks in the warehouse of Diamond Storage Co. belonging to Perry Truax vice president of a national bank. The incident, flagged as a migratory bird violation, was filed in the U S district court Friday afternoon.
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