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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1912
Page
5
The article notes Jackson hats mixing black and white headgear as versatile for various costumes. It highlights a black velvet faced model as attractive and describes spring tricorne wear with the brim set slightly back and the white open point over the forehead.
Readers ask about loving an honest suitor versus a perfect ideal and the dangers of stage life. A columnist urges choosing real love, warns about parental marriage, and advises caution before pursuing acting. A second letter condemns wife abuse, urges self-respect, and argues women must act as their own authority.
A reader asks if a 16 year old may attend a boys party with chaperons and be brought home, and about St Patrick as a saint. The adviser says not too young if chaperoned and well behaved, and cautions about corset use for 15 year olds unless well developed. suggests flattering hair with fluff.
Dr Wiley argues that food residues are not waste but essential indigestible matter. He explains cellulose and other fillers help maintain digestion and bowel movement, noting cereals and bran contain nitrogenous and mineral fillers. The article previews further discussion in tomorrow's Star.
Dear Mise Grey-Would four mall Oriental rugs be preferable to one Wilton rug for a living room The reader discusses rug choice and arranging space plus advice on notifying acquaintances of a change of residence via mailed cards If there is more than one person in a family leave one of your husband cards for each member Dear Mise Grey-What will make the lips red and other etiquette questions are answered Including land contract questions about deed costs and tax responsibilities
A reflective note emphasizes widespread support for high standards and the pride that comes with maintaining them, suggesting many stand with those who uphold quality and integrity. The speaker asserts that upholding the standard earns broad companionship and mutual respect.
Beauty seekers praise Canthrox as a simple home shampoo. A teaspoon in hot water creates cleansing lather that removes dirt dandruff and scalp irritation. It purportedly adds luster and softness without fading or brittleness, pleasing those who do own shampooing and many hairdressers.
Burlington New Jersey story notes Florence and Jennie Smith, praised for accepting janitor duties at Mariton Union Sunday school. Their position drew a dozen volunteer helpers, overcoming prior reluctance from local young men who refused the job.
Miss Susan Dianell climbed Lakeland's 147 foot tower in a coat suit with street shoes to win a $20 wager. The bride of a Cincinnati couple told how tight shoes drove her to drink oil and turpentine in earlier misery. She is hospitalized and may recover. her husband vows to pick her shoes in the future.
A vintage advertisement touts Knowlton's Danderine claiming rapid dandruff removal and hair regrowth. It promises scalp purification and new hair within weeks, asserting dramatic improvements in hair softness, luster, and fullness after nightly use.
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