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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1909
Page
5
Practical tips warn mothers about infant risks in heat and outline feeding and cooling steps. Advise clean milk, fresh air, and tepid cloth baths, with schedules for meals and hydration across months. Suggest monitoring weight and avoiding overheating while seeking medical help if needed.
Readable fragments describe a home fruit cake recipe using brown flour New Orleans molasses and spices plus a turtle meat soup with bones coarse meat and eyes. Directions include mixing, baking, boiling, simmering, and finish with lemon juice and cream.
Prank McNichols seeks to let babies into fat buildings with penalties for landlords who eject tenants. The Chicago real estate lobby fears a Rooseveltian reform as a bill advances. Supporters argue for humane housing while landlords warn of chaos and new rules.
Mile Blanche Racelay seeks admission to the practice of law in Algiers. Queen Maud of Norway travels with King Haakon on extended jaunts. Mrs. Metin Nuttall directs the Reid-Crocker expedition excavating pyramids in Mexico. Mrs. Pitlaider Knox manages a dairy on her husband’s Valley Forge estate. Mrs. William Northup McMillan, of St. Louis, plans hosting President Roosevelt at Juja Farm in East Africa and has written works on life in Africa.
An old fashioned recipe detailing scalded milk sugar and salt, yeast, flour and water mixed to foam, then enriched with currants and spices. After an overnight rise the dough is divided rolled shaped placed apart to rise, then baked and topped with a sugar syrup glaze.
Sky blue mirenu sating with smoky gray tulle features a Grecian border of silver thread along the overskirt. The bodice is blue net with heavy silver embroidery and rhinestone buckles. back has nine matching buttons. Cloak by Callot in green velvet with rosettes and pink satin lining.
A legendary tale describes Pepin the Short as a wise and brave leader who dethroned a weak king and proved his worth by facing a lion and a bull in a public arena. His decisive act earns him respect and rightful rule over the realm.
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