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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1911
Page
5
Paris reporting the hidden life of midinettes in dressmaking. They work in crowded garrets under harsh conditions for about 50 cents a day, facing early death or a life of shame unless they marry. Some rise to be mannequins, models in the latest fashions.
The Scandinavian American Bank markets itself as a strong conservative institution offering complete banking services. It highlights ongoing improvements and new lines of usefulness aimed at extending full cooperation to its depositors.
A homemaker’s method cooks macaroni until tender then chills to separate pieces. It is fried in hot fat, then topped with a cheese tomato catsup sauce and finished by frying again to a crisp brown for serving.
The Star reports many offers of help for John Maroni and family. Some responders followed a wrong address, but the correct location is 1711 North 46th.
A reader shares a humor vignette about a wife lamenting fashion and a husband declaring they must endure the season with a 1910 air ship, a quaint clash of style and tech.
Mrs. Elmer E. Black, a New York socialite and vice president of the American Peace and Arbitration League, is the sole woman slated to address the universal race congress meeting in London in early July.
The Calendar Girl Marjorie Hamilton Kerting says she will not return to Chicago after a separation from William Kerting and a $25,000 alienation suit. She plans to make Denver her home and vows to abandon posing and marriage. In South Bend, Mrs Pred Trumbull told a police judge she drank to shame her intoxicated husband, but was fined $22 and jailed briefly. Mary Armer of Hillaboro, New Mexico, has become notable for Angora goats, selling several for $4,000 each.
A social observation argues that stork appeal increases when the bird prioritizes elegance over rapid movement, suggesting public taste favors grace in flight and presence. It notes potential shifts in public affection based on display and demeanor.
Readers ask about securing a good husband and sleep needs for a teen. A columnist advises using judgment, meeting family dynamics, and avoiding lavish affection. notes nine hours may suit some, with a humorous party tip and wooden tableware idea. Also answers on sulfide versus sulfite, entertainment, and a Hillman case appeal timeline.
A dated fashion guidance piece advises women with thin arms to eat nourishing foods to fill out figures and apply fattening creams nightly. It recommends sleeved frocks to disguise lean arms, cold cream and powder before dances, and warming arms in long gloves ahead of party time.
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