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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1912
Page
5
Reader column urges women to improve carriage by walking on the balls of the feet to straighten the spine and lift the chin. The piece argues beauty comes from effort not money and encourages practice at windows and at home, ending with the motto that all women can be beautiful.
A column urges readers to avoid meddling in others matters and notes social etiquette. It mentions ribbon colors for hair tones and the third finger as the engagement ring finger, left hand.
At bedtime steam the face over hot water two or three times weekly then apply a cream and wipe. Gentle pressure may help extract blackheads over several weeks.
A reader asks about pressing coat sleeve seams and chaperones at parties. The advice recommends pressing the inside seam with no outer crease, and that a chaperon prevents improper remarks. The writer condemns the boy as unmanly and rude and suggests ending the association.
A reader asks who registers first at a hotel and whether a husband or wife should sign. The answer notes the usual practice is for the husband to sign and add and wife, but the author believes the woman should sign. A formula for computing win percentage is explained by dividing games won by games played.
In Bogota New Jersey a store owner vanished leaving his shop open to children who helped themselves to goods. Neighbors say he planned to go to Europe and the building was soon swarmed by youngsters. A separate report notes Otto Tonetti, 29, shot himself at Oak Woods Cemetery after a grave visit to his mother's grave.
Summary notes June 21 at 2 09 p m marking summer. Spain's warship in the Alfonso XIII building displaces 15 460 tons and is described as the nation’s largest warship. Spain ranks eighth in land power and sixteenth in sea power. Also includes cleaning tips for hair and gilded frames with hydrogen peroxide and turpentine.
The government’s attempt to dissolve the United States Steel Corporation was adjourned for the summer. Testimony paused today and is expected to resume in September in St. Paul.
Annon Kane of Maraboo, father of Mrs. La Follette, died in Madison on June 22.
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