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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1909
Page
3
A feature on Mrs Ashtabula proposing an auto trip from Cleveland to Los Angeles with a car set to drive autonomous route, carrying passengers, and detailing a dessert recipe for an orange cake and a layered gelatin dessert with vanilla and orange flavors.
A stray OCR fragment mentions coffee and corn starch with vanilla sugar and butter amounts. It appears to describe two mixtures for a cake and frosting, including stirring, thickening, and cutting baked layers, but the text is incomplete and garbled.
Fragmentary OCR text appears to mention injury and unclear names with little coherent context. No discernible event, date, or identifiable entities provide a reliable summary.
A rough recipe describes mixing two tablespoons of milk or water with pulverized water to absorb and flavor. Spread on cake. It lists 1 cup molasses 1 teaspoon ginger 1 1/2 teaspoons soda dissolved in 1 cup hot water 4 teaspoons cloves 2 1/2 teaspoons of lard.
A short uneven recipe describes combining sugar and butter with a pinch of salt then stirring with cold water before adding boiling water and cooking for five minutes. It mentions vanilla and nutmeg for flavor.
Fragmentary culinary note describes two squares of chocolate with yolk and milk, cooking to a custard, then adding butter sugar and soda when off the stove. Details and quantities are garbled, making full instructions uncertain.
Instructions describe heating milk in a double boiler with sugar and flour to thicken, then adding vanilla and a quart of cream just before freezing. A separate caramel ice cream base is created by sweetening hot milk with sugar, boiling to a syrup, then adding remaining ingredients to follow.
In seven blocks along State Street between Randolph and Congress, Chicago, more than 26 000 women are employed in stores and offices. With the exception of Lowell Massachusetts, Fall River and other textiles centers, the city ranks among the places with high female employment, reflecting broader global patterns.
A Seattle Star classified ad story notes Elsie Payne, 14, and her parents won a 25 dollar reward after finding a ladies coat and certificates via a Star classified ad. The girl located the ad after reading the paper and followed the instructions to collect the reward from the owner.
A concise street level notice directs readers to page six for room rental listings. It teases multiple listings and emphasizes convenience and location without detailing specific properties.
Portland records show police sergeant Joseph Kienlen and two officers indicted on charges of misconduct tied to night raids on hotels and private homes. The raids, condemned by many locals, involved intrusions without warrants and forcing residents from bed to search trunks for marriage licenses.
San Francisco April 1 Gov Gen James Smith former colonel of the California National Guard’s First Regiment and rushed to Manila in the first call for troops is to resign from office.
A local figure prepares to resign his post and return to the city to resume law practice, a position he left to serve during the Spanish-American war. Tonight at Leech Park pavilion a lively event features music by four fine orchestras.
New York April 1 Justice German of the New York County Supreme Court ruled the Hughes insurance law section limiting annual new business is constitutional and defeats the insurers efforts to repeal that provision.
Tickets go on sale again this spring via Oregon KR and Nau tion Company's scenic line. Fares from Chicago start at $34 to St. Louis $30.60 Omaha Kansas City St Paul and Missouri River routes $25.00. A depot is taken at Union Ticket Office No 608 First Ave. BB. EB. Elite geni.
The executive committee approved commutation tickets to the fair. Books of 100 tickets cost 16 dollars and grant entry at ten cents per person. Tickets are non transferable and valid only for the original purchaser. Each book bears the buyer’s photograph and signature.
A propounded cough remedy mixes glycerine pine oil and whisky urging quick cures. The ad claims the pine compound from Leach Chemical Co. guarantees healing properties and a two dozen hour break in colds when taken in teaspoonful doses every four hours.
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