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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Mar 28, 1922

Page

14

Modesty and modern love in a Seattle Star column

Cynthia Grey discusses changing views on modesty and desire, contrasting modern dating with classical figures, notes men's preferences, and urges readers to consider how attire and speech shape perception. The column invites horoscope requests and lists Grey's office hours and schedule.

Cynthia Grey Phyllis Strephon Arcady Toda Flossy

Flower City idea pushed by Seattle committee

Mrs F FE Palmerton president of the Century club and advisory committee vice chair organized Monday the boys and girls clubs for a Summer flower city drive. The committee aims to enlist Boy Scouts Campfire Girls M C A and Y W C A and high school clubs. Prizes may be offered for top home or school garden flower displays.

F. FE. Palmerton Century Club Seattle City Boy Scouts Campfire Girls

Hits 3 Cent Fare as a Tax Burden

A local report notes that 60 percent of improvement assessments are paid by vacant lot owners as the city council debates a proposed three cent fare and its fiscal impact on residents.

Engineer blasts Unneecent cartare plan at ASCE meeting

Oliver T. Erickson denounces the Unneecent cartare proposal as an attempt to shift burdens onto the public. C. H. Shields backs the critique in a Monday address before the American Society of Civil Engineers, amid accusations of unfair labeling as Blackers.

Oliver T. Erickson C. H. Shields American Society of Civil Engineers

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