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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1920
Page
14
Cynthia Grey notes a debate on love as a fetish and quotes Andre. Blanche, a famous actress, agrees with Tridon while Edith Ellis, a playwright, defends love. Readers are invited to submit their ideas for publication.
A discussion of love, habit, and companionship quotes Landie Bates on marriage as a habit forming cage and Edith Ellis Furness on romantic love as a deep instinct. The piece explores whether love is mere thrill or an immortal force guiding human pairing and society.
Mrs W W Fleck and Miss Nettie Cornish spoke before the Federated Women’s club. The group passed a resolution recognizing the Seattle Symphony Orchestra’s value and pledged aid in publicity and ticket sales for the Seattle Musical Art Society campaign.
Ritzville report states Ralph Streeter, a former Navy man, was arrested when sheriffs discovered 48 quarts of Canadian whisky in a Germ lodging house. The seizure prompted further investigation into illegal alcohol activity in the area.
An ad claims Freezone powers remove corns instantly with a small bottle sold by druggists for a few cents. It promises painless action on hard or soft corns and between the toes, ending in immediate relief and easy lifting off.
An early 20th century advertisement argues excess uric acid from overindulgence harms joints and kidneys. It promotes Buchu and Marshmallow Compound as a cure, claims 15 years of manufacture, and notes bottles cost $1.00 with 4.2 cents postage. Joyner Drug Co of Spokane Washington distributes.
Deborah faces distress as Chrys and the group prepare a home display for Jim and Ann. Ann’s risky water stunts, Jeanne’s old Ives escapade, and a cherished photo of Jim in uniform bring emotional tension. Deborah recalls a confession Jim never finished.
Reading scraps blend a recipe for tomato catsup with a private moment of flirtation and misunderstanding. A man recalls dialogue about love and aging as a young woman’s influence helps explain Jim’s elopement and emotional tension.
Advert says melancholy known as the Blues is usually due to organic derangement and needs attention. It promotes Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, citing testimonials from women restored to health by its use.
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