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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1913
Page
8
A reader asks if inviting a former flame to a new husband’s dinner is proper. The advice supports openness, suggests dainty refreshments like sandwiches olives drinks and melons, and endorses husband’s broad view. A second note offers a kitchen tip to peel onions efficiently by boiling water.
A reader asks if a girl can be engaged at ten and wonder why a man kisses before marriage. The writer recalls old fashioned standards where kissing was reserved for marriage and notes such couples avoid public scandal and divorce courts.
Berkeley news reports Mrs. Charles C. Hoynton plans a Grecian dream temple home in the Berkeley hills. The open air lifestyle includes seven children born outdoors and a curtain walled three room structure, claiming simplicity and health in line with ancient customs.
Readers seek personal guidance on manners love marriage and schooling with Cynthis Grey answering. Topics include starching dark fabrics avoiding lint love maturity boarding schools youths freedom and basket lunches for a rural social. The column preserves era tone and provides practical domestic and social tips.
A university kangaroo court on the steps of Denny Hall heard charges against bold freshmen and two disloyal sophomores Jerbert and Powell for traitorous nonattendance. Judge Presley delivered punishments from hot-hands to a basin ducking while other freshmen including Cyril Taylor Paul Hodge and Ed Doolittle faced invitations to execution. The scene was disrupted by rioting as moving picture men captured footage for a forthcoming Orpheum screening.
Dis patches from Pekin report the rescue of American and Norwegian missionaries captured by brigands at Tsao Yang. No details were given. The Cosmopolitan club of the university hosts an international mixer in the Mens building tonight with fencing looting wrestling and jiu jitsu bouts. All university students and friends welcome. Schmidt to be Arraigned in New York Court Tuesday for murder of Anna Aumluller.
Our Optical Department presents one of the best-equipped shops with latent scientific instruments. A graduate optician conducts free eye examinations. Lenses can be duplicated and prescriptions filled.
If you want painless dentistry the Regal Painless Dentista offers fillings crowns bridges extractions and replacements without pain. The practice boasts Seattle’s largest dental business and claims access to skilled dentists and top equipment with special prices for Never-Slip Plates and heavy gold crowns.
Regal Dental Offices invites patients to visit Dr. L R Clark D D S manager at 1405 Third Ave NW corner Union. Bring this ad with you for service or promotions.
Modish coats for girls aged six to fourteen are showcased with varied styles and colors. Selection highlights include practical warmth and fashionable fits suitable for school and outings.
Russell F. Collins of Spokane will address the regular weekly luncheon of the Democratic club at the Good Eats cafeteria Saturday noon on The Coming Merchant Marine. E. A. Shores will speak on the Gettysburg reunion. Nomination of club officers follows. Palm Circle No 66 Women of Woodcraft plans dances at Odd Fellows Temple starting Oct 15, with a dance every third Wednesday through winter. the circle has over 900 members.
A teacher asks Willie if he senses a constant burning fire inside him and Willie affirms with a vivid image of visible smoke on cold days, illustrating a child’s expressive imagination.
A humorous quip notes that Jack's marriage to his stenographer preserves the office routine at home. The exchange suggests she records his speech even outside work, highlighting enduring professional habits within the marriage.
Roy Kendell and Frank Pitt both nineteen were arrested Thursday night at the corner of 14th Avenue North East and 40th Street East with a Ford car owned by Dr. H F Wilde of Tacoma stolen from in front of a city building. G H Williams of Service Garage on Union Street led to the arrest.
A spectator quips that deer season and forest firing align, then notes the paradox of aiming at a deer and striking a forest, highlighting concerns about marksman ship and safety in wildlife and land management contexts.
Wilson, twice elected mayor of Berkeley, will address a Dreamland rink gathering Sunday night at 8 o'clock under socialist auspices. He is a prominent socialist official and a member of the party's national executive committee. Mrs. Mary C. Nicol, sister of Miss Elizabeth Hartman of Seattle, died in Chicago on October 5.
Sour upset stomachs fixed in five minutes says Pape's Diapepsin. A fifty cent bottle promises relief from sour belching, gas, heart burn, heaviness, nausea, and headaches by aiding digestion. It claims to keep the family free from stomach disorders with one bottle.
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