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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1912
Page
5
A column of letters discussing mothers warnings about trusting young women to male companions, marriage fidelity, jealous partners, and guidance on romance. Readers from Seattle and a young wife ask Grey for advice on staying faithful, handling jealousy, and courtship.
The readable text references dates, organizations, a money amount, and a literary work but lacks coherent narrative. It mentions October and the YWCA, a Seneca reference, a monetary figure of 1534, and a phrase about life standards, plus a splintered culinary and chemical note.
The article quotes Ida Tarbell on dress, stressing that fitness suits occasion, beauty lies in line and color, and ethics depend on quality and means. It warns against meaningless fashion and overexpensive outfits, arguing real beauty comes from sensible styling.
A brief item notes advice given on dressing and leather care during a girls club session. It mentions patent leather polishing with flannel and a soft cloth and highlights popular hat styles like brimmers and flat crowns this year.
A health column warns that hurry damages nerves and heart, urging slower pace in meals, dressing, commuting, and routines. It advises gradual rising times, better digestion with quick meals, and regular exercise to avoid lasting nervous disorders.
Dainty baby's cap strings from sheer lawn with embroidered ends. half cut and sewn to each side. For silk garments, use fine cotton plus one thread cotton to prevent puckering. Pillowcase tubing forms practical petticoats for children. gather into a band or low-necked waist and trim with lace. Stitch lace to sleeve strips instead of attaching frills into sleeves.
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