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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1912
Page
3
An ad extols Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Figs as a gentle, reliable remedy for children with feverish, irritable, or stomach upset. It claims to cleanse the liver and bowels, ease nausea and sour stomach, and restore a sleepy or fussy child to health within hours. The California Fig Co promotes the product as a trusted old standby for kids and adults alike.
Offer highlights artificial teeth in gold and porcelain at affordable prices. Promises best practice, low fees, and convenient walk up service at Peepie's Hank Building, Second and Mike. Emphasizes nationwide cheap dental care in Seattle and Albany with strong sales pitch.
Designers showcase beaded tunics as a defining season feature worn over silk or satin foundations. Color accents appear in corsage trimming and related details, adding a refined decorative note.
A letter from an eighteen year old man pleads guidance about a future marriage to a girl pursued by a older rival. He questions his strength to protect her and asks if he should stay or depart. Miss Grey advises releasing fear and trusting God and the girl's innate virtue, framing the issue as moral rather than jealous.
A 20 year old Montana born wife writes of longing for home and horseback riding, arguing cowgirls’ spirit over city life. Dear Miss Grey advises that women deserve freedom and that a husband should accept her wild ways, urging a visit with horses and a shift in control.
A 20 year old woman writes that after a long relationship the young man began ignoring her after taking another girl to a party. He avoided her at a dance and later confessed he was tired of dating her but worried about hurting her feelings. The letter seeks Miss Grey’s guidance.
Irene asks if a persistent admirer who harmed her can be trusted. A clerk replies she should seek proof of sincere remorse and restraint rather than follow feelings. He cautions to value common sense over emotion and not grant confidence without clear change.
A letter from a non U S citizen asks if it is safe to make friends in the city and whether real American women exist. The columnist replies that many sincere women are present and offers to connect the writer to them if a stamped self addressed envelope is sent.
A Thanksgiving menu contest run by The Star invites readers to submit menus for six at a reasonable price. Judges include Miss Walker of Queen Anne High, Miss Rinehart of New Franklin, and Miss Hopkins of Broadway. One entry offers to have the turkey sent to a family of children in need.
The article advocates Cascarets as a gentle natural bowel aid for older people. It argues aging dulls muscles and bowels, recommends regular use, claims safety and ease, and notes the product costs 10 cents per box and works while you sleep.
An advertisement touts Pape's Diapepsin as a safe quick cure for indigestion and dyspepsia. It claims relief in five minutes, improved stomach function, no gas or belching, and invites readers to purchase a 50 cent case from any drug store.
Readers are advised not to expect replies to all letters and some lack names or addresses. A stamped self addressed envelope ensures prompt replies. Cynthia Garry.
A group of jolly girls planned a private project for a friend soon to be wed. They selected a window seat in the living room and, with the bride’s consent, crafted drapery cushions pillows and a footstool. The sewing sessions doubled as social gatherings as they completed the items.
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