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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1915
Page
3
Readers discuss modern marriage expectations and income roles in 1916 era letters. A stenographer argues for love, justice, and shared duties, while a correspondent defends scriptural views on devils and spiritual healing in practical Christianity.
David Cremer wins first prize for a conclusion to The Queen of Jungle Land mystery. Ernest Wilson and W Shrader take second and third with near ideas and neat letters. The Star opens readership prize entries and shows film at Mission Theatre starting Wednesday.
An early 20th century ad touts Poslam as a remedy for acne eczema rash and inflamed skin. It claims quick relief and suggests Poslam Soap for ordinary irritations, with a sample offer and stamps required to obtain samples. The advertisement also references film showings at local theaters and varying attractions.
The Filders Sanitarium in St Joseph Missouri offers a free book on ending tobacco use within one to five days at home. It claims even long time users find the method wholly successful, banishing the craving for any form of tobacco and improving health, with free copies available by sending name and address.
A warning on indigestion and excessive stomach acidity notes that gas signals trouble, with fermentation causing pain and harm to organs. It promotes taking bisulated magnesia after meals to neutralize acid, stop fermentation, and ease stomach inflammation. Physicians advise asking for bicurated magnesia.
Margie retrieves courage after Kitty's death and plans to dispose of Aunt Marys money. She reflects on Herbert's faith, Kittys doubt, and the shared but solitary nature of grief as she watches Herbert pray beside the coffin and contemplates the babys fate.
The narrator recalls a biblical line about divine chastening and a memory of Kitty’s quip that being loved can be uncomfortable. The fragment connects personal doubt with comfort found in faith and affection.
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