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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1909
Page
5
Fragmented recipe list includes cheese fondue with bread crumbs and milk then cookies with butter and chocolate, plus Waldorf salad prep with apples lettuce dressing. Mentions pepper lemon juice and egg petals with radishes for garnish.
A brief recipe note lists ingredients: two cups sugar, one cup sour cream, one cup shortening, two eggs, four to stiffen, one teaspoon soda, half teaspoon salt, and a pinch of flavoring. Roll very thin and bake.
A historical recipe describes mixing enogar and butter with milk and four, then coloring batter with grated chocolate before baking slowly. Scald milk, add cornmeal and sugar, molasses, salt, raisins, ginger, and caraway seeds, bake, and serve with thin cream. Very nice and cheap.
A columnist advises wives to support their husbands by giving him time with his friends, avoiding constant complaints, and managing household duties calmly. The text urges self care to stay attractive and engaging, including staying informed on current events to converse intelligently.
A Saxon elector visits Drackemith to shoe a horse. The blacksmith, secretly strong, breaks several coins with his fingers as the king tests the metal and pays for the work with a final gold piece, leaving the king crestfallen and amused.
A garbled item lists various women linked to Irish industry visits. It mentions Miss Kang Tung Pih a Barnard student, Queen Wilhelmina and perfumes, Miss Lillian Brown seeking a steamboat license, Mre Taft honorary Daughters of Ohio, Aunt Millie Barlow and an Evening Industrial School pupil, and a loan of the Garden Theatre for suffrage meetings.
In a clipped dialogue a Newark column mocks fashion shoppers seeking travel gowns and keepsake items, noting women who notice a steamer trunk in a window and the impracticality of finding a cape or anti dust item. The tone is light and humorous.
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