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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1911
Page
5
Grace Holsinger Hedden argues that washing ironing and sewing can be dignified and healthful. She compares housework to other professions, urging a prideful, cheerful, science based approach to domestic tasks and teaching.
An advertisement touts Pyramid Pile Cure from Pyramid Drug Co at 278 Pyramid Bldg Marshall Michigan. It claims rapid relief from piles with a free trial offer and mail order option, urging readers to send name and address to receive a plain wrapped sample. The page promotes the product as a near miracle and notes price 50 cents per package.
Tecumseh aimed to unite tribes to take back hunting grounds and drive out whites. From 1804 he planned with his brother the Prophet and gathered thousands near Tippecanoe Creek in Indiana. In 1811 he inspired Creeks and others, warned Detroit, fled with the British, and was killed at the Thames, ending the confederacy.
A reader asks if a Seattle branch exists for The Hook Lovers' Club and others inquire about laws on presidential terms, divorce wait times, marriage legality by justice of the peace, suitable Sunday school club names, and common domestic questions answered in a Q and A column style with brief practical tips.
Fashions describe cotton fabrics with kimono sleeves remaining popular. Coats cut straight with slight flare, will be worn this spring. Skirt yokes appear on simple one piece dresses and the narrow skirt stands out as a key feature. Colors favor a peculiar green blue and a deep navy blue for the season.
A feature touts Alfred a.k.a Happy as a well balanced child whose cheerful mood, healthy appetite, and good sleep come from loving parents who avoid scolding. The piece argues avoid constant “don’ts” and instead tell him what to do, not what not to do.
Elizabeth Brown, a former Washington girl, after five years of toil, has unearthed a bismuth deposit near Redecliff close to Leadville. The 68 percent bismuth assay draws offers for her claim, as she recalls rivals doubting a woman could win.
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