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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Apr 07, 1916

Page

12

European housewives save every scrap of food for meals

The piece urges thrift in meal planning by using leftovers to create multiple dishes. It lists practical uses for leftover beef, lamb, veal, ham bones, chicken or turkey carcasses, fish, vegetables, eggs, and stale bread, with tips on soups, croquettes, stews, pies, and croutons.

Geo. W. Perkins Pairman New York Food Committee Geo. W. Perkins

Fresh Fruit That Has Turned Soft Should Be Cooked

Soft fruit should be cooked promptly with a touch of sugar to make a sauce or jelly. Any leftover canned fruit can be sieved and used as a sauce.

Women’s Commercial Club opposes city age limit proposal

Members of Seattle's Women’s Commercial Club spoke against adopting a 50 year age limit for city employees at a Thursday night meeting. The group urged retention of existing rules and argued the proposed cutoff would limit experienced applicants.

Seattle Women's Commercial Club

Clerks Should Return to Departments for Efficiency

Austin B. Griffiths argues that council clerks undermine efficiency by operating as independent intermediaries. He contends three clerks attached to the city council should revert to their respective departments to ensure honest accounting, unified records, and budget discipline. He calls for the council to obey the charter and curb special favors.

Austin B. Griffiths Griffiths Comptroller’s Office Council Breede Comptroller Tion

Punishment Methods at Sing Sing Highlighted by Osborne

Former official Thomas Mott Osborne recalls eight pound iron cages used to lock a prisoner's head as a punishment at Sing Sing, describing harsh practices from 18 years ago.

Survey Magazine Sing Sing Thomas Mott Osborne

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