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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1919
Page
19
A woman recalls her life shaped by a fierce temper from youth to old age. She describes marriage, a devoted husband, a dancing musician, and a daughter who inherited the temper. After war service, loss, and regret, she urges the reader to conquer temper for love and hope.
A simple home remedy claims to alleviate catarrhal deafness and head noises. The method uses a constitutional treatment with a double strength preparation mixed with water, taken as a tablespoon four times daily to open the nasal passages and reduce Eustachian tube inflammation, potentially improving hearing.
A poem letter describes a longing for a land where past mistakes and griefs can be shed. The speaker hopes for a fresh start for themselves and those harmed by their blunders, imagining missed duties and unspoken praises forgotten at the gate.
A humorous piece extols the new canteen cases as essential beauty kits for spring bonnet crusaders. The leather box contains vanity tools to restore poise and energy during brisk shopping days on crowded streets, pairing with coin purses and vanity cases.
Peter Rabbit hides from Hooty the Owl in the Green Forest while sun rises. He watches for signs of danger and spots Redtail the Hawk near a nest. The scene ends as Peter realizes Hooty and Mrs Hooty have moved to the hawk’s nest.
Mrs. Alexie Nangle of Galatia Illinois reports lasting relief from menopause symptoms after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Sanative Wash. The ad urges other women to try the remedy for nervousness heat flashes backache and the blues, claiming 40 years of experience support their service.
Landon reports a white paper showing British women replacing men in industry and commerce during World War I. Net increase in female workers outside homes reached 1,260,000, with 701,000 in munitions and 774,000 in other government industry. Banking rose from 1,500 in 1914 to 57,600 in 1918. Hospital and Red Cross roles also expanded sharply.
English women will soon join a dedicated flying school near a Thames holiday resort. The full course costs 625 dollars with the machine included, while pupils buying their own aircraft receive free instruction. The facility will be staffed entirely by Royal Air Force officers and men.
Vancouver reports daylight saving is abandoned in Canada as farmers resist the plan. The government will not pursue the project despite potential actions in the United States.
In a silent great house Jane Lorimer battles loneliness and mood as she contemplates giving up on life. The narrator reflects on vanished love, Certeia, and Bob while wrestling with morbid temptation and self recrimination.
Women recount how motherhood brought profound happiness as they describe their experiences and feelings surrounding the birth and early days of their children, highlighting joy, pride, and shared community moments.
Women across the land credit Mother's Friend with easing labor and reducing suffering during childbirth. The remedy, claimed as prepared for expectant mothers from a physician’s formula, is said to lessen ligament strain, shorten crisis hours, and prevent skin cracking while preserving health for child rearing. The Bradford Regulator Company invites readers to request their Motherhood Book and buy a bottle from local druggists.
Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound promises to darken gray hair naturally in days. The ad claims the old recipe, improved with extra ingredients, turns faded locks lustrous and youthful, with products available at drug stores and a druggist’s endorsement.
An old timeadvertisement touts St Jacobs Liniment as a harmless neuralgia relief that does not burn the skin. It promises instant relief by rubbing the solution into sore nerves anywhere on the body and asserts quick, harmless pain destruction without injury.
An Alabama girl in a boys and girls club designed a simple thermos using a calad oil bottle oatmeal carton burlap and 13 cents worth of oilcloth for a cover. The device keeps liquid hot for four and a half hours in tests and was demonstrated at a county event.
In Chicago on March 14 Mianes A astasia aged 79 and Catherine Hannigan aged 65 were found dead at home. Police believe the deaths were accidental with no sign of foul play.
A Northwest newspaper highlights Star Want Ads drawing the region’s largest readership. Advertisers report strong response and several local buyers act on weekend postings.
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