Semiannual Interest Paid by First National Bank
The bank will pay depositors thousands of dollars as interest for the semiannual period ending Monday.
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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1912
Page
5
The bank will pay depositors thousands of dollars as interest for the semiannual period ending Monday.
A heartwarming event as 67 children from Mother Ryther’s Home enjoy a picnic hosted by two fairy godmothers. Kids feed animals, perform stunts, and play on bars and slides while caretakers celebrate a joyful day of togetherness and support.
A 23 year old man writes to Cynthia Grey about conflicts at home. He and his wife argue over social outings and living apart from her mother. He believes moving to live alone would help. the response urges choosing mutual respect and notes parental interference.
A reader asks if a boy may keep a girl's picture given in friendship or love. The columnist warns that presents and photos should be weighed, advises caution before giving affection, and suggests asking for items back only as a favor when feasible.
DellA D. A. notes the wedding ring is worn on the third finger of the left hand, accompanying the engagement ring. This reflects common practice in many cultures.
A poet-narrator writes to Misa Grey about a forthcoming piece that addresses the case of Grandfather and Uncle Korntansel. The writer thanks her and promises to visit with flowers even if she ends up in the madhouse.
A reader asks about a 13 year old attending picture shows alone and safety. Advice says outings should have an older companion and modest behavior. For freckles and tan tomato or cucumber juice is suggested. Hair should be slightly puffed with a cornet braid.
A reader asks how to congratulate a young couple after their honeymoon. The reply advises wishing the bride happiness and congratulating the groom, and to speak sincerely as the key to true politeness.
The item lists various biographical notes and misc details from September 22 1896 including Adelina Patt born Madrid 1843 and alias Baromeva Cedarstrom plus mentions of a 4 feet 10 inches height performer from Spring Maid. It also provides home remedies and cosmetic tips with short instructions about making a soap solution and browning tortoise shell comb care.
A collection of cherry based desserts and sauces describing how to make cherry soup with lemon and arrowroot, a sweet tart cherry syrup, and stewed cherries. Steps cover washing pitting cooking in water, sieving, sugar additions, thickening with cornstarch, and serving ideas in sherbet glasses or pastry tarts.
Prof J A Bloffer delivers three free lectures at Plymouth Congregational church on Sunday Monday and Tuesday evenings. Topics are Sixteen Years in the Cascade Mountains Mexico City and The Mexico of Today each illustrated with stereopticon views.
A simple home recipe yields a dustless dust cloth. Mix one third ounce paraffin with one pint coal oil, wash black cheesecloth in the solution, air dry, and you obtain three yards of dustless cloth safe for furniture.
Four Rossmore units offer furnished and unfurnished living with steam heat and baths. Rents described as reasonable and located close in at 1206 Howell Street.
The star doctor explains indigestion often stems from eating speed and manner rather than food type. He cautions that even easily digested foods can cause discomfort if bolted, while slowly eaten meals aid digestion with moderation.
June brings marriage customs and superstitions. Women seek sun, while Danish brides embrace rain as lucky. Some brides avoid trying the gown before the ceremony and refrain from using their future surname until after vows.
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