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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1910
Page
5
A fragmented cooking note describes tomato chicken with potato squash and peanut salad, plus cabbage and peanut salad. Instructions fashion a beet stock drink, garnish with fried eggs, and serve on lettuce with mayonnaise. A lemon orange banana punch from sugar syrup is chilled to ripen.
A damaged page describes baked potatoes split and mashed with butter milk salt and pepper, then filled with a chicken mixture. Spinach is briefly mentioned, with steps to boil and drain greens and prepare a brown flour component.
A recipe mixing chopped hard boiled eggs with parsley red peppers salt pepper oil and vinegar for a chilled dressing. It pairs with lettuce cucumbers or watercress. A hazy sweet almond drink is prepared by boiling milk with sugar and almonds, cooled and served in thin glasses topped with whipped cream.
Advice on kitchen care and dining room upkeep including using a wooden bowl for glass washing to avoid grease, choosing hot or cold water for washing, drying with soft towels, testing cake doneness with a wooden skewer, letting flies soften fish with the lid, removing table marks with camphor spirits, and placing a small work basket in the guest room for comfort.
Miss Hertha Alexandre of Pendleton Oregon drove her touring car down a steep grade to avoid a dog in the road. The car skidded and plunged over a cliff into the river bed as onlookers arrived, but she and the dog survived. A ring she lost and the wrecked car were secondary concerns in her escape and rescue effort.
Practical gardening guidance on starting rose slips in August and rooting tips. Also a Q and A column covers introductions, dressing, tea bites, fruit salads, silk ribbon care, and etiquette with multiple reader inquiries and concise responses.
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