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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1911
Page
6
The article explains causes of flat feet and urges relief through simple exercises, high arched shoes, and medical stages. It notes diagnosis by orthopedists, foot casts, and custom shoemaker arches. It highlights that cures depend on degree and persistence with physiologic, medical, and surgical options.
A reader asks Miss Grey about marriage to reform a partner, pursuing a calendar modeling option for quick money, and balancing safety with public image. Another letter shares hardship after an abusive partner, prompting guidance on leaving and supporting children.
A historic dinner menu lists Vegetable Soup Sour Seance Corn Salad Brows fruit Cake and a stuffed turnips recipe. Turnips are prepared by hollowing six to eight and filling with a buttered mixture before baking.
Dr and Mrs J C Snyder announce the engagement of Ruby Wellburn to FE Burkheimer. Mary Isabella Thompson wed George E Marshall at Trinity Parish with Rev H H Gowen officiating. Ada Hammond married Dr L B Mackid of Calgary yesterday at her parents home. Couples plan homes in Palmer Washington and Alberta after October 1st.
Fragmentary OCR lists individuals including A. Cecil Bremerton 66 22 Nora Harkins Seattle Louis Pearl Seattle Lana Stuseer East Tacoma Geo H. McDonnell Seattle Legal Neltie Googh Seattle 18. Details unreadable.
Menu lists fruit cocktail, consommé, oysters in ramekins, chicken with peas, tomato jelly salad with cheese, peach mousse, wedding cake, white wine, coffee, rolls, olives, salted nuts, and bon bons. Decorative guidance suggests hops, grapes, grape vines, chrysanthemums, or asters in varied colors for October decor.
In the Lincoln Totem monthly, Carl Draves is named business manager after a close election. Miss Doris Schoemaker is society editor. Lincoln Debating Society begins active work with Mark M elected president. other officers chosen.
Eva Earle French, veteran actress, answers a 19 year old Anacortes writer asking if today’s era helps a young woman become an actress. She says conditions are better now, stage folk are generous and moral, and talent with adaptability will find it easier to break in.
A reader asks the Star women for a buttered crumbs recipe with two tablespoons of melted butter per cup of crumbs and light coating. Dora M sends a reliable French dressing recipe with vinegar and olive oil. Other readers request rye drop cakes and a plain white frosting method for a newlywed.
Advertisement lists boys and children's outerwear and hats for fall. Rubber coats in tan and black for boys in sizes su tan or black. Zephyr weight coats. Hats for boys and children. Sweaters priced from 1.50 to 4.50. Colors and price ranges shown.
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