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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Sep 07, 1920

Page

14

Marys Not in Favor of Baffling Husbands by Cynthia Grey

A series of readers comment on a woman in the East who planned to raffle her husband. Debates on love, marriage, and morality follow, with letters praising and criticizing the idea and arguing for respect and decency among men and women.

Cynthia Grey Read Miss Grey Mary Inter @sted A. H. Junior New Yorker Achime

Confessions of a Bride Excerpt Sets Love Dilemma

A narrator ponders whether Deborah Purns can resist love for Jim Lorimer and whether a man’s emotions can be tricked by appearances. Deb’s vow to prudence contrasts with deep unresolved affection as rival feelings and social expectations test her. To be continued.

Deborah Purns Jim Lorimer Ann Eden Deb Jim Prudence Chrys Jappe Sharon Jimmy-boy Bob Tost Jana Debr Deborah Apestaire

Automobile and Truck Gasoline Use Estimates

Passenger cars are estimated to use about 300 gallons of gasoline annually, while trucks consume roughly 1509 gallons. The figures reflect typical vehicle fuel consumption patterns and help compare civilian transportation energy use.

Superstitions on Loveletters Across Time

A compilation of old beliefs about letters in romance. Sunday writing brings quarrels. An unsealed note signals fading love. Pencil letters doom marriage. Writing under an oak while wishing may bring a wish true. Two letters received at the same time curse marriage prospects.

Vaudeville acts headline Moore stage this week

The Stage reviews Marie and Mary Mc Farland at the Moore with strong voices and costumes. Accompanist Allen Schofield backs a lineup including Frank Wilcox in S ch h, Primrose Quartet, jugglers, acrobats, and sketches by Cooley and Jaxon. The Lost City featuring Juanita Hansen closes the bill.

Marie Mary McFarland the Moore Allen Schofield Frank Wilcox Miceman Primrose William Brack Wallace Gavin Elly Cooley and Jaxon Antwerp Truman Doner New York Juanita Hansen

Gloves with rich embroidery for fashion finesse

Gloves are richly embroidered on the back or gauntlet wrist. White grace kid leather lightly embroidered with red details, creating a smart yet unobtrusive look.

Grace Kid

Choosing Quiet Colors for Limited Income Women

For a woman with a tight budget, choosing quiet colors in costumes is wiser. Quiet tones wear better and stay fresh longer than gayer shades. A bright hat or small sash can uplift a simple outfit without costly additions.

Physician Endorses Nuxated Iron For Health

Dr James Francis Sullivan former physician at Bellevue Hospital and Weathchester County Hospital urges iron in blood for strength and stamina. He warns lack of iron causes physical and mental weakness and irritable nerves and promotes organic iron like Nuxated Iron as better assimilated. Manufacturers guarantee results or refund. sold by reputable druggists in tablet form.

James Francis Sullivan Dellevue Hoaital Lowark Weatchester County Hospital Sullivan

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