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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Mar 17, 1919

Page

13

Debates on Etiquette and War Era Manners in Miss Grey Column

Dear Mies Grey answers readers on hat tipping to women in uniforms, postwar conduct, good night kisses, and the meaning of honor certificates. The column also directs readers to vote guidance and references Washington state representatives.

Miss Grey Tom L. D Mies Grey Washington Miles Point Wesley Li. Jones Lindley H. Hadley John F. Miller Albert T. Johnson John W. Summers J. Stanley Webster

Seventeen Year Old Deplores Unchaperoned Outings

A seventeen year old writes to Miss Grey asking if a girl should be allowed to go out unchaperoned with boy friends. Mildred responds that strict social customs protect girls, noting that young acquaintances are fleeting and urging appreciation of parental guidance for welfare.

Miss Grey Mildred

Fine Feathers Make Fine Gowns In Paria

An orchid evening gown with orchid chiffon sleeves and amethyst jewels is featured in Paria. The gown includes violet ostrich feathers bound by purple velvet bands, a silk girdle, and a large purple velvet pansy at the waist, creating a striking costume.

Paria

Peter’s Cautious Quest to Check Buster Bear

Peter Rabbit hides under a brush pile in the Green Forest while Buster Bear lies nearby. He weighs fear against curiosity and inches closer, wondering if Buster is hurt or dead. A suspenseful moment leads to a surprising discovery.

Peter Rabbit Buster Bear Hooty the Owl Mrs. Hooty Peter Buster

Car Strikes Unidentified Man on Phinney Avenue

A street car on Phinney avenue near Westlake and Roy struck a man about 35 years old as he crossed midnight Sunday. He was severely injured and taken to the city hospital wearing a black suit and overcoat. Motorman J. M. Labaugh, 908 W. 65th st, operated the street car.

Phinney Ave Westlake and Roy J. M. Labaugh 65Th St

Seattle Symphony to Welcome Bennett Kubitschek and Godowsky

Celebrities Bennett and Kubitschek join the Seattle Symphony after Director Spar au’s San Francisco trip. Leopold Godowsky will be soloist at the season opener on April 10 in the Masonic temple auditorium. Guarantors tickets go on sale at the orchestra office 44% Henry building with a special announcement, followed by general ticket sales. Tickets will also be sold at the auditorium box office and Sherman-Clay’s on Third Ave and Pine.

Associated Charities Central Building Third Ave Columbia Cynthia Grey Seattle Symphony Bennett Kubitschek Seattle Symphony Orchestra John Sparaur San Francisco Leopold Godowsky Masonic Temple Orchestra Fund Henry Building Sherman-Clay Pinest

Kiwanis Club hears escapee pilot Archibald

Lieut Norman Archibald of the 95th aero squadron spoke at the Kiwanis club meeting on the sixth floor of the Bon Marche. He had recently returned from service in France and had been shot down at 10 000 feet. He was scheduled to face a firing squad but escaped.

Norman Archibald 95Th Aero Squadron France Kiwanis Club

Siberia Reports 4.6 Million Tons Wheat Surplus

Special to The Star reports from Vladivostok that Siberia holds a wheat surplus of 4.6 million tons while Europe faces food shortages. Despite the abundance, food prices in Siberia remain high.

N. BE. A Vladivostok Europe Siberia

Strange Fate Saves Me From Self Destruction

A tense scene unfolds as the narrator contemplates poison after a mirror reflection and a haunting encounter with Certela. A midnight chase ends with a tree signaling, a thief fleeing, and a dramatic explosion severing a crucial connection, leaving the protagonist paradoxically calm and resolved.

Canons Prostration Relief Promoted by Vegetable Compound

Mrs Fitzgerald of West Philadelphia writes praising Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for long illness and nervous prostration. She says it restored health allowing her to do housework and urges other women with similar symptoms to try the medicine. The Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co offers guidance from forty years of experience.

West Stee Lydia E. Pinkham Fr xx Frizormato West Philadelphia Fitzgerald Lydia FE. Pinkham Medicine Co Lynn Mass

Hamlin's Wizard Of headache remedy and liver pills

An old advertisement touts Hamlin's Wizard Of as a safe effective headache and neuralgia treatment rubbed on the pain site. It claims antiseptic qualities prevent infection from injuries and suit for sores and frost bites. The note urges purchase from druggists for 30 cents and a satisfaction guarantee. Also promotes Wizard Liver Whips the pink pills at 90 cents.

Hamlin

Mass Rally Urges Girls to Support War Service Spirit

A city mass rally for working girls is set Tuesday at 7:46 p.m. in Broad Street High School auditorium to promote healthy recreation, civic loyalty, and community spirit. Mrs Ivah Deering and Mrs BE Haskell lead the effort with 30 club women organizing volunteers for music, athletics, dramatics, and art.

Broadway High School Hanson Ivah BE. Deering BE. Haskell Muate

Ensemble Chorus to Sing Wednesday at Meany Hall

The ensemble chorus of the University of Washington School of Fine Arts will give a recital at Meany Hall Wednesday at 4 p.m. Olga Weeks will play reflections on piano, Bruno Chilinski performs violin, and the university string quartet joins the chorus. Frances Dickey directs, Etha Cook accompanies.

School of Fine Arta University of Washington Meany Hall Mary Weeks Bruno Chilinski University String Quartet Frances Dickey Etha Cook

When You Think of Advertising Think of The Star

An advertising prompt highlights The Star as the go to source for marketing messages. It frames The Star as the trusted platform for broad reach and local impact in promotional campaigns.

Recipes From China's Bow

A home kitchen guide presents real chop suey and chow mein based on a Chinese cook’s instructions. It lists ingredients, preparation steps, and serving tips, noting hard to obtain items come from importing shops or Chinese restaurants. The article also describes noodle cooking with peanut oil and a pork veal ham mix for chow mein.

The Credit System Through Bank Checks

The article argues that using bank checking accounts and credit systems benefits individuals and communities. It cites prestige, easier recordkeeping with check stubs, and smoother loan access, plus reduced risks of cash loss and change handling. It also notes that credit adoption discourages unnecessary spending by fostering prudent habits.

Umea

Back-to-Farm Movement to Be Continued in Seattle

Dr. Ida H. Ogilvie director of crafting of the woman’s land army America visits Seattle to discuss continuing the back-to-the-farm movement on a peace basis. The emergency organization, with about 000 members last summer, boosted farm work and city dwellers gained experience. plans aim to recruit a similar number for year’s planting and harvesting with cooperation from the employment service and local labor groups.

Hall US Women's Christian Association Ida H. Ogilvie Woman's Land Army America Seattle Woman's Land Army

Art Exhibit Open For Public Here

The fifth annual exhibition of Pacific Northwest artists is on display at the Fine Arts galleries on Fourth Ave. Oils watercolors studies in black and white and miniatures are open for public inspection until May. War activities are conspicuously displayed.

Pacific Northwest Fine Arts Galleries Fourth Ave

Police Seek Two Men After Hotel Robbery

Police search for two men who entered the Eagle hotel room of Harry Rakomtis on Main Street at 10 pm Saturday and stole $120 at gunpoint. Victim reported the armed holdup and described the suspects.

Harry Rakom Tis Eagie Main

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