Seattle Business Girls Summer Stunts Highlight Active Club Scene
The Seattle Business Girls club shows a lively summer schedule led by president Miss Blanche Funk. Weekly activities span swimming at Luna Park, tennis, car rides, horse pacing, and Saturday hikes from the YWCA to Hewitt Lea Lumber mill with a farmer’s surprise attached.
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Blanche Funk
Miss Funk
Business Girls
Amny
Ferry
Luna Park
Briny
Bellevue
Hewitt Lea
Seattle
Letters of Heart and Honor in Old Society Advice
Readers send romance questions to Miss Grey about love triangles and self control. Advice cautions against jealousy, urges harmony, and notes propriety for young women in social crowds. An aside asks for meanings of Indian names and a throat ailment remedy after sitting on ground.
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Miss Grey
America
Mother cat and three kittens need loving home
A mother cat and three kittens at 311 N 13th St are awaiting adoption. Call the address to offer a caring home and provide proof of a suitable environment.
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N. 13Th St
Uncle Korntassel and Grandpa Duel Over Women
A humorous letter exchange features UNCLE KORNTASSEL and a character called Grandpa debating women and pride. They promise a rematch while timing noon coffee pranks, salt rituals, and meta jabs about gender and social roles, framed in light satirical banter.
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Mise Grey
Korntausel
T. R
Benny
Grandpa
Korntassel
Hanging Away Clothes for Summer Care Tips
The article advises seasonal clothing storage for summer. It recommends selecting a rarely used closet, papering it with pine tar paper to deter moths, cleaning and brushing garments, and hanging coats by the shoulders rather than by collar straps to prevent distortion.
Garment Restoration for Pad and Armhole Fit
Instructions describe padding a garment with cotton at one or both armholes and shoulder area to keep shoulders erect. Tips include padding the Ogden form, buttoning down the front for proper alignment and fit.
Marie Antoinette Fichu and Quaint Quaker Collar
The article describes fichus and Quaaker collars as summer wardrobe accents. It notes materials such as mull chiffon net and lace, with pleated lace borders and Valenciennes trims. It mentions Irish crochet and fine luncheon lace as quaint effects suitable for various dresses. A tobacco solution is said to kill red spiders.
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Marie Antoineuse
Nyack to be dubbed Noiseless Town under new law
Nyack, June 24. Nyack officials plan to brand the village the original Noiseless Town provided owners pay fines for domestic animal noises. A $20 penalty applies for racket by dogs cats foals roosters guinea hens or peafowl. Police discretion covers organ grinders and similar street noise makers as well.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Nyack
Ocean Grove Residents Begin Night Sewering After Court Action
Newark June 24 Residents of Ocean Grove and Neptune Township took up sewer work at night after police authorities halted a court injunction and tore up a section of sewer severing the link between Neptune Township and Ocean Grove.
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Ocean Grove
Newark
N. J
Neptune Township
John D.'s Son-in-Law Helps Confront Peanut Peddler
Harold McCormick, son in law of John D. Rockefeller, aided a Chicago peanut peddler who collapsed from a brain tumor. He arranged medical help and the boy was to be operated on after doctors advised surgery.
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John D
New Life
Chicago
Harold McCormick
John D. Stockefeller
Miss Hoffman to Star in two-season Shubert revue
New York June 2 The Mesars Shubert completed arrangements making Gertrude Hoffman star in a dancing and musical revue for two seasons. Hoffman will return from abroad in the fall to begin rehearsals with Max Hoffman composing the music for the show.
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Miss Hoffman
New York
the Mesars
Shubert
Gertrude Hoffman
Max Hoffman
Dear Miss Grey Letter About Pawnbroker Payment
A correspondent thanks Miss Grey for guidance on pawnbroker charges and reports obtaining jewelry back after paying 3 percent monthly, noting the broker refused further visits in line with state law limits. The writer urges others to follow the advice and questions why Americans are fooled.
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Miss Grey
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