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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1918
Page
10
In her column Cynthia Grey discusses cleanliness at home and the social impact of odor and tobacco. A reader asks about a long‑lost daughter seeking her mother and requests help to exchange addresses through the column.
A reader questions whether a mother should reveal a past out of wedlock to a daughter raised by others. The letter weighs pain, honesty, and risk, advising adoption of another child instead, to spare the daughter from a “beautiful lie.”
A letter to Miss Grey discusses marriage before a husband goes to war and the fate of wives when husbands go missing. It raises questions about pay, pensions, remarriage, divorce, and proving death after long legal procedures.
The Sells Floto circus brings Ron the hippo to Fourth Ave and Lenora for two days starting Monday June 24. Girls admire him in the parade while Ron aids Red Cross efforts and offers a one dollar kiss to raise funds for “Over There.”
C A Truman of Tacoma describes long battle with catarrh of the stomach and weight loss. After using Tanlac he reports regained appetite, sleep, relieved headaches and back pain, and a fifteen pound gain after two bottles. Tanlac sold in Seattle by Bartell Drug Stores under a Tanlac representative.
In a reflective scene Margie questions how men judge love and the worth of Dick, praising his generosity and flaws. She recalls talks about how men value others and how women are rarely measured by the same standards, then encounters Barclay Sill as the scene ends.
On the Marne front American patrols crossed the river and brought back a number of prisoners. Gas attacks were used to a great extent in Lorraine and in the Weevre region.
Dallas June 21 Gov William P Hobby said the 14 000 Texas National Guard cavalry would be federalized and used for border duty under war department authority The move aims to quell fears that the force would be deployed against Mexico amid German propaganda claims and renewed Mexican tensions. The governor noted his authority was to raise the guard and hand it to the federal government to address the situation.
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