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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1909
Page
3
Madam Polly, a renowned New York hairdresser, says the marcel wave remains in style. It complements smaller coiffures and enhances a woman with a good head of hair, as illustrated by a pictured example.
An odd exchange claims a man earned a striking sum from a small plot, sparked by questions about money in renting. The dialogue hints at a rooftop venture as the unrealized path to riches.
Practical household tips advise doctors for cold feet and easy furniture cleaning by beating through a wet cloth. It suggests drying linens after ironing, keeping knives clean with emery powder in a carpet bag, and preserving a copper plate from wedding invitations to create a sturdy stand for a coffee pot.
Miss Marcia Lockhard an heiress from Santa Barbara plans marriage to Parker a bell boy now in San Francisco. Their meeting occurred in Los Angeles after Miss Lockhard left Santa Barbara for the city last week. The license clerk’s office watches for a possible marriage despite uncertain details.
Washington March 40 Mrs Taft has selected Miss Alice Blech for her social secretary duties though Mrs Taft decides not to have a full time social secretary. Miss Blech a Bureau of American Republics employee is a distant Roosevelt relative and will handle routine mail invitations and Mrs Taft's correspondence.
Classified note directs readers to page six for listings of a restaurant or store, indicating a desired purchase option or inquiry. It mentions wants rather than offers, inviting readers to respond with opportunities.
Spokane suffragettes plan a meeting to hear mayoral candidates and may endorse a Republican or Democrat. Leader Mrs May Arkwright backs Senator R A Hutchinson as her choice. Candidates show little eagerness to address the group.
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