Theory on why women steal and remedies
The piece argues theft by women stems from wealth inequality and vanity, urging education and social welfare to reduce envy. It cites four main causes, notes kleptomaniac tendencies and peer influence, and promotes willpower and moral education as cures. It concludes theft is a losing game and teaches self control to stop theft and redirect effort to constructive work.
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Cynthia Grey
Georgia P. Bullock
Los Angeles
Tco
Cynthia Grey Advice Column Fragment on Scenario Contest
A reader asks about returning manusc ripts for a scenario contest and another asks if jealousy led to a husband’s suicide. Cynthia Grey counsels that the reader is not to blame and that life would remain filled with doubt if she returned, noting the reader’s conscience and faith as guides.
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Miss Grey
Confessions of a Bride
A wife recounts her husband Bob’s jealousy and neglect, her resolve to win him back, and a plan to see the play Jane Clegg from a woman’s view. She realizes their trust has frayed and fears irreparable harm as the chapter ends with unresolved tension.
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Hob
Katherine Miller
Bob
Rob
Jane Clegg
Turne
Rear
Shaw
St. John Prvnne
Jane
Fragmentary medical note on chest pain and cold symptoms
A terse, mangled note references chest soreness and possible pneumonia like symptoms along with a $2.00 amount. It mentions neural health and bruising unclear, with no identifiable person or formal event.
Paul Gustin Comes Into His Own as Painter
Paul Gustin’s annual exhibition at 1213 Fourth Ave draws about five thousand visitors. His West Coast landscapes, Puget Sound ships, and Mount Rainier studies sell well with prices from 10 to 75 dollars for small pieces and up to 1000 for larger scenes. Collectors including Mrs Horton Forea and Mr Reginald Parsons purchase works. pieces hang in Bainbridge Island homes and at the University Club library.
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Dorothy Fay Gould
A. M. HE Ellis
Fine Arta
Paul Guatin
Fourth Ave
Guatin
Paul Gustin
Horton Forea
Stanley Griffiths
Max Kuner
Reginald Parsons
A. M. I. Bilis
Womena University Club
James J. Hill
Gustin
Glacier Park
Mount Rainier
William MecPwan
Alexander Mcllowan
Guetin
Country Club
Bainbridge Island
Frank Pratt
Whidby Island
Jervis Inlet
Nootka Sound
Peperania Village
Pratt
Ike
Queen Anne
Ambrose Patterson
Windjammers
Libby Cannery
Union
Nootka
Nutrated Iron as a Blood Booster Warned Against Substitutes
An advertisement touts Nuteted Iron as a potent source of iron for improving blood health and energy. It claims quick red-blood benefits, tooth safety, and a nationwide user base, urging buyers to insist on the genuine with N. 1 stamped on each tablet.
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Epinach
Health guidance on early sickness signs and sycosis vulgaris
An information column from the U S Public Health Service outlines recognizing early illness signs and the need for medical evaluation. It explains diagnosis complexity, reasons why symptoms may mislead, and discusses barber's itch sycosis vulgaris with distinctions between cause by bacteria and fungus, noting radiotherapy as an effective treatment in the latter.
Goiter treatment and pupil response guidance
A reader asks about care after goiter surgery and handling nervousness. The reply stresses seeking the best medical advice, rest, and possible medications as part of treatment. The pupil discussion explains dilation and constriction in response to light and focus, noting changes are normal unless vision problems arise.
Grizzly Bear Cape Stirs Parisian Fashion Scene
In Paria the grizzly bear cape appears in public for the first time. A single bearskin, worn as a dramatic garment, features crossed front paws with a gold clasp and loosely fastened hind legs, exposing bare skin and neck beneath heavy furs. Andre de Fonquieres deems it ridiculous, while rivals call it impractical due to weight.
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Paris
Cape Han
Paria
Andre de Fonquieres
Western stock dealer credits Tanlac for restored health
George W. Logan of Peabody Kansas, a prominent Middle West stock dealer, says Tanlac restored his health, gained 35 pounds, and cured indigestion with six bottles. He reports his wife also improved and urges friends to verify the claims. Tanlac is sold in Seattle by local drug stores per the Tanlac representative.
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George W. Logan
Peabody, Kansas
Middle West
Tanlac
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