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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1912
Page
5
A reader asks whether to leave her 24 year old lover for her husband and two children. Cynthia Grey warns that a love from God does not tempt to harm and urges staying with her family, noting legal limits on remarriage and advising to refuse the affair.
A reader asks if a 12 year old should write to a male sweetheart and visit town with him during the day. Miss Grey cautions that this is emotional, not love, urges adult supervision, and advises keeping letters to friendly chat while remaining the girl’s protector.
A 16 year old writes of a married motorman who loves her and asks if riding with him is okay. The adviser says it would be improper and could lead to trouble, and warns to avoid married men’s attention.
A reader asks whether girls enjoy male company beyond wealth and status and questions inequality in social expectations. The letter proposes reverse invitations to challenge social norms and wage dynamics in theaters.
A 28 year old wife asks if it is wrong to accompany a younger suitor in public. The columnist replies bluntly that her actions are very wrong and advises against pursuing the affair, noting the husband's traveling lifestyle and the emotional risk involved.
A mother counsels on preparing neat, appetizing school lunches using simple items. Emphasizes wrapping with oiled paper, using a tin lunch box, and including relish, a substantial sandwich, a sweet, and fruit to teach responsibility and pride.
A tip filled guide to rye bread sandwiches with cheese as a filler advice on fillings including cottage cheese with parsley watercress chopped pepper onions Swiss or American cheese with mustard and other sweet fillings like raisin and marshmallow. It stresses careful bread aging and butter spreading.
A guide to preparing white bread sandwiches for school meals. It recommends separating white and dark chicken, toasting bread, slicing white meat thin on lettuce with salad dressing, and layering with bacon, soup meat, jams, fried eggs, or hard boiled eggs with parsley and paprika.
In response to a reader seeking remarriage, the adviser states a missing husband is legally dead after five years. The wife must prove she has made earnest efforts to locate him. no divorce is required for her to marry again.
Partial OCR text shows Everett Snohomish Interurban times with scattered digits and corrupted intervals. The fragment lists multiple departure times such as early morning and evening slots but contains numerous illegible entries.
A fashion feature proclaims a shift in women’s tops as the latest shirt replaces the blouse. The trend highlights bold cuts, modern fabrics, and a move toward versatile, statement making garments for daily wear.
Bunions cause pain and hinder exercise. Rest and hot foot baths with hot compresses of witch hazel provide relief. If the foot must be used, wear a broad shoe. Camphor or carbolated salve on linen, covered with rubber or chamois, can ease discomfort.
Mrs Thompson Seton works for the suffrage cause in the Adirondacks and organized a subscription while in camp. She wrote an appeal urging votes for the suffrage amendment in Ohio.
A brief note suggests cooking cabbage with apples by cutting a medium head into coarse pieces and boiling it with four to five apples. The item presents a simple kitchen tip in compact form.
A fragmented collection of cookie recipes lists sugar cookies with butter and sour milk, molasses cookies with lard and molasses, oatmeal cookies with oats and raisins, and caramel cookies with maple sugar and water. It reads like a workshop recipe card with terse instructions and many transcription errors.
A homemaker plans simple weekly lunches using canned salmon mixed with Worcestershire and chopped pepper for two sandwiches on white bread. Sardines with hard boiled egg and a touch of salad dressing or lemon juice provide another easy option.
Miss Helen Keller spoke to the International Otological Congress at Harvard Medical School about a new day for the deaf in which doctors focus on restoring speech. Her delivery was notably improved, likely due to recent voice training.
Miss Leland, a New York woman, earns a good living by finding rooms and boarding for young men and women new to the city. She operates an attractive studio.
When blankets wear thin or frayed, cover them with bright silkline and tuft with ribbon. The result is a pretty and attractive bed covering.
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