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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1909
Page
3
A discussion of the wife and the rival mistress within marriage and society. It explores how a woman’s character shifts when she faces a rival, the temptations of flirtation, and the consequences for love, respect, and social standing. The piece warns against gossip while urging self-control and prudence in marital life.
A fragmented notice references 50,000 women involved with the Civic League and mentions Deeta Breckinridge wife of a leading figure, linking to Henry Claff or related civic leadership.
A recipe describes mixing peel, vinegar, and fullers earth with washing soda to form a paste or mixture. The blend is heated in a mincepan for ten minutes, then strained and used to treat scorch stains and preserve the material for long storage.
The article portrays Mrs Io McClellan as deeply involved in her husband’s political sphere. It notes their constant companionship from Washington Square to City Hall, their family council approach to decisions, and her place as a brunette daughter of John G. Hecksher from a prominent Knickerbocker family. It mentions no children and hints at fundraising by the General Federation of Women’s Clubs for Rhodes and Hecks scholarship planning for girls.
Local letter praising Loughney and Loughney Bake Oven for drugless cures of long standing rheumatism. The writer claims dramatic relief after a single treatment and notes free examinations at 220 to 225 People’s Savings Bank Building corner 2nd and Pike. Signed J P Latham from Seattle.
Aaty Drudge promotes economizing by avoiding boiling clothes and rubbing. He recommends Fels-Naptha with cool or lukewarm water to save fuel and preserve garments, claiming cleaner clothing that lasts longer and less effort.
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