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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1921
Page
5
A reader column by Cynthia Grey discusses why more brunette women vanish in Seattle than blondes. She argues skin tone and hair color mix with regional genetics and notes many blondes are present among Spaniards, Italians, and French, while red hair can misregister as brunette on screen. Environment and crowding factors are debated.
In a tense scene, MacRae seeks to buy land from Gower while old grievances surface. Gower recounts decades of jealousy and manipulation involving Donald MacRae, Hoasie Morton, and a spouse's cruel influence, culminating in a motive to sell prompted by Betty's resilience.
Baltimore report quotes Dr. R. W. Wiibow arguing that alcohol abuse in preprohibition days came from drinking while standing. He urges abolishing bars and encouraging men to sit while drinking to deter hard liquor consumption in favor of leisurely drinks.
Peggy recalls a mother and child in pioneer times who fear the woods for dangers like cougars. Grandmother explains how they were taught to be brave, shoot, paddle, and trust that bears fear people, while a chilling cry turns out to be the baby crying.
An ingenue named Ann suffers a jarring realization as Paul Van Eyck courted her confidante Martha, revealing a web of romantic lies. Ann loses charm and pride, learns that platonic friendship cannot endure in love, while Jim awaits devotion and moral duty echoes.
Clive Roberts Barton’s tale follows Nick and Nancy using magic shoes to locate Mia in a grassy plain country called Australia or Topsy Turvy Land. They travel swiftly across oceans to meet Mrs Kangaroo and enter a land where flowers lack scent and birds cannot sing.
Advert explains that keeping young comes from healthy bowels and liver. Dr Edwards of Ohio developed a vegetable compound with olive oil to stimulate liver and bowels, offered as a gentle alternative to calomel. Olive Tablets are sold in 15¢ and 30¢ sizes with the olive color branding.
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