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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Sep 15, 1920

Page

14

Dear Miss Grey Advice Column Letter

A worried wife seeks self support while staying in her marriage as she and her husband quarrel. The letter also includes a ministerial admonition about modesty and a reader complaint about public staring on the street from A M M.

Miss Grey

18000 Schools Closed Rid Surplus Homes for Teachers

Washington reports that lack of homes for teachers forced the closure of 18,000 schools in rural districts last year. The Interior Department cites housing shortages as the main cause.

Washington United States Department of the Interior

Confessions Reveal a War Tale of a Hidden Child

A narrator recalls a tangled affair involving Robert Atwood Lori mer, Katherine Miller, and a baby born to Katherine after Benjie Lorimer’s wartime death. The scandal surfaces as Bob discovers the child Babe, bringing tension into their social circle and unveiling long hidden truths.

Robert Atwood Lorimer Miss Miller Bob Katherine Baba Babe Benjie Lorimer Katherine Miller Benjie Lorimer eKatherine

Women shape industrial production through consumer power

Mrs. Henrietta W. Calvin of the Interior Department argues that American women control about 85 percent of the nation's wealth through consumption. She notes roughly 19,000 American girls study economics in schools and colleges, with teachers who will influence about one million pupils, and outlines home economics education covering foods textiles clothing child care and financial management.

Washington Henrietta W. Calvin Department of the Interior

First Woman's Bank of Tennessee Opens in Clarkesville

Louisville report says Clarkesville Tennessee women organize and run the first all feminine bank in America named the First Woman's Bank of Tennessee. All officers and directors are married women and no male employees are tolerated. The bank specializes in loans to women but does not bar men.

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Green Tomato Pickles and Cucumbers in Brine and Vinegar

Instructions describe making Gherkins and green tomato pickles using brine with salt and boiling water, then alum water to preserve color, followed by vinegar boil and sterilized jars. Includes steps for green tomato pickles with onions, layer salting, vinegar, sugar, cloves, allspice in cheesecloth, and sealing. Ripe cucumber pickles noted as salad accompaniments.

Start On Your Rheumatism Advice From Chief Medical Adviser

A fragment urges readers to begin treating rheumatism by cleansing the blood and removing the cause, claiming pain demons and tiny diseases can be fought before they resist. It references medical advice and a laboratory chief as authorities.

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