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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

May 02, 1913

Page

6

U S Study Babies to Teach Nation Mothers Best Way to Rear Them

Washington May 2 A new science named babyology and a Children’s Bureau will study why babies thrive fail or die to guide 29.5 million children’s health. Miss Julia Lathrop says investigators survey birth conditions to understand infant mortality and national well being.

U.S United States Uncle Sam Children's Bureau Julia Lathrop

Indian Girl Leads Chase to Missing Slavery Witness

In Los Angeles on May 2 an Indian girl guided Detective Rico to a canyon on James Youngdeer’s Capistrano ranch where the missing witness, a motion picture producer subpoenaed to testify before the grand jury probing white slavery, was found after a pursuit on a fleet pony.

United Press Tire Los Angeles Rico District Attorney's Office Capistrano James Oungdeer Youngdeer

Diphtheria Outbreak Strains Nulato Aides in Fairbanks

From Fairbanks Alaska on May 2 reports say 200 natives and 30 whites live at Nulato trading post. Several natives are dead from diphtheria. A hospital sergeant of the signal corps is in charge but anti-toxin is exhausted. The situation is acute.

Fairbanks Alaska Nulato

Circus Poster Delights Town While Doctor Stays Busy

A country town enjoys a circus poster drawing youths and couples to the event with candy and lemonade as the family doctor remains busy at the farm the next day.

The French Idea of a Tailored Suit

Paris readers describe a chic tailored suit inspired by Chinese fashion. A black and white parasol, white hat with black velvet lining, and ostrich feather trim define the standout ensemble.

Letters To Cinthin Grey DOLLARS ARE NOT ALL THAT COUNT

A reader asks about having children on a modest income and the columnist argues that money is not essential for a successful life, citing poverty in history and the value of proper training. Also guidance on making buttonholes for home sewing and advice on managing friendships with girls.

Miss Grey

Simple Home Formula Fades Gray Hair to Brown

A home recipe combines Barbo Compound bay rum and glycerine in water to darken gray hair and beard. Apply weekly until the shade deepens, then biweekly. touted to also remove dandruff promote hair growth and avoid common dye drawbacks.

Advice for Letters to Women Friends in 1920s Style

A cautionary note on correspondence to women friends urging discretion in personal letters. It advises not to include anything you would not want public and suggests mentioning new acquaintances only if desired. The tone mirrors prudish early 20th century social guidance.

Friendship Will Cause No Discomfort Dear Miss Grey

A concerned young man writes of leaving a hometown sweetheart for a new romance. He seeks guidance on how to tell the first girl while remaining friends, noting the new love is strong yet nonconflicting. The advisor downplays urgency and urges restraint and patience. Modern rooms advertised follow.

Miss Grey

Prompt Replies Offered by Stamped Self-Addressed Envelopes

An imperfect notice notes many letters lack names or addresses yet promises prompt replies when a stamped self addressed envelope is included. Signed by Cynthia Grey.

Cynthia Grey

Defender of Ragtime Gains Steam in Public Letters

A reader urges defense of ragtime music, arguing critics misjudge its genius and rhythmic vitality. The letter notes ragtime’s rise in Europe and England's rag craze, praising Scott and Joplin as worthy successors challenging Wagner’s prestige.

Miss Grey Europe England Scott Joplin Wagner

Superfluous Hair Advice From Reader Letter

Dear Miss Grey asks about removing hair on arms and face. The reply says the only safe method is the electric needle and requires a reliable operator for best results.

Miss Grey

Hotel Vir ginus Rooms at Lowest Rates

Elegant, modern furnished rooms offered at the lowest rates at Hotel Vir ginus located at Eighth and Virginia near Westlake Elliott 803.

Daylight Demand Shifts from Dancers to Space Says Sumner

Dean Sumner of Chicago argues the city needs more daylight between dancers rather than more daylight dancers. He contends increased spacing improves safety and comfort at events and venues, urging planners to prioritize lighting design and floor layout.

Dean Sumner Chicago

Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy Gains Popularity

An old-time mixture for darkening gray hair is back in vogue with Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy selling in drugstores for about 50 cents. The ad claims it hides gray, restores color, adds lustre, prevents dandruff and itching, and makes users look years younger.

Eth Wyeth Agent Owl Drug Co

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