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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1911
Page
6
Readers submit questions on etiquette, hair, laundry, cooking, and morals. Miss Grey answers on topics from dress and flirtation to fleas, chickens, and hotel usage with practical guidance and period tones.
A publicity contest by Fillers Music Mover with major piano makers in Chicago New York Boston and Philadelphia aims to raise awareness of Western America's top music concern and its pianos. Prizes include cash checks from 425 down to 5 and various silver items watches cabinets and scarves based on merit, with 90 special cash prizes awarded.
A magazine notes spring wardrobes will feature many striped fabrics with wide piques, while fine winter stripes fade. It also offers a home remedy for tired eyes: dissolve a heaping spoonful of table salt in a quart of warm pure water, strain, and use with an eyeglass or linen for bathing without rubbing.
A reflective piece notes some men boast of wives while abroad and hide their marriage. It contrasts bachelor women’s longing for a child with reputations built on charm. It also warns against a man declaring indifference to life or death, linking personal image to deeper desires.
A simple indoors game for children using a cane and cord loop. Players rest a forefinger inside the loop while the fisherman calls Your fish and My fish. On My fish fingers must be withdrawn quickly to avoid capture. caught fingers score points for the fisherman and the round winner earns a prize while the frequent catcher pays a forfeit.
A speaker-narrator laments his father's stinginess and calls him a capitalist while recalling family anecdotes about money, the circus, and Easter hats. The voice blends humor with social critique as the narrator imagines a gentler dad and reflects on poverty and parental authority.
A humorous recipe borrowed from biblical verses reworks flour, butter, salt, and leaven into cake directions. Ingredients are cited from first and second Kings, Judges, Amos, Leviticus, Proverbs, Jeremiah, Nahum, Samuel, Chronicles, and Jeremiah, with bake time and baking powder note.
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