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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1910
Page
4
A moral lesson warns young women against marrying men to reform them. It argues women romanticize partners, overlook flaws, and believe kindness will uplift a reckless man. The piece urges women to see through illusion and require sincere reform before marriage.
A famous photographer claims blondes are photographed more often than brunettes in the long run. He cites perceived beauty differences as the reason, suggesting blondes attract more picture opportunities.
The writer argues that a girl without parents doing housework is morally better and happier than factory or store work. She claims respect is assured in the West if the worker is tidy, careful, and obliging, while criticizing idle or imprudent girls who prefer factory life.
The excerpt asserts that blonde subjects photograph better than brunettes under identical conditions. It argues love requires cultivation and grows with careful care, while neglect harms it like fruit planted by a gardener. The comparison uses gardening imagery to emphasize nurture and decay.
A compressed yeast cake keeps well if soaked in salt or flour. Save zinc scraps to burn chimney soot. A pinch on the fire clears root passages. A large family uses cheap Indian head cloths for table coverings and washes them often. Salt and water gargle freshens the throat. A home without newspapers periodicals and books lacks pleasure and light.
A reader asks about double chin reduction and hair care while another details long work hours hindering romance. The columnist suggests massage, creams, and parlor sessions, plus practical life notes on meeting people despite late shifts, prompting reader feedback and potential solutions.
Letters request vanilla caramels macaroons and cooking tips. The column explains proper engagement etiquette and suggests silver gifts for a silver wedding and timing for sending gifts. Also defines Chantecler as a rooster and notes Beattie rest-resort inquiries cannot be addressed.
Poke bonnets revive in fashion for little women with simple artistic trims. Spring coats of matching material accompany the outfits. Some outfits feature kimono sleeves and garments. A cloth wrung in hot vinegar and water on the forehead is said to relieve a headache.
Instructions describe roasting ribs with lightly dredged batter, basting, and moistening with water, followed by gravy made from pan fat. Then beef pieces are cooked with fat, chili beans soaked then boiled, peppers and garlic strained, and combined with tomatoes and chili powder to simmer briefly.
Bake nine potatoes with jackets on until tender then cool. Peel and dice into a dish. Salt well. Prepare a sauce of three cups milk thickened with two tablespoons flour, add one finely chopped green pepper, cook slowly three minutes. Turn over potatoes, sprinkle grated cheese on top, and brown in oven for fifteen minutes.
A recipe instructs layering spareribs, sealing, and filling an open top with a seasoned bread dressing made from soaked white bread, onion, butter, celery, salt, pepper, sage, and thyme. The method includes sewing the top and rubbing the rib with the dressing for flavor.
Instructions describe making candied violet blossoms by preparing a sugar syrup, dipping petals, and chilling on plates. Includes variations with meaty rose leaves and a peppermint flavored option, plus chocolate dippings and a coconut molasses candy. Mentions using hib herb horne and generic kitchen tips.
Chop raw cabbage very fine with celery seed. Heat vinegar and water with butter, then pour over beaten eggs mixed with flour sugar mustard salt and pepper. Cook dressing in a double boiler until thickened, then pour over cabbage and celery seed mixture.
Andrew Carnegie advised Pittsburg high school students to choose a wife who cares for her mother, is useful at home, and does not seek social show. He praised Carnegie Tech and praised girls’ cookery classwork, saying success stems from proper parentage and service to a husband.
A fragmented guide lists treatments for slight burns and choking, urges cold water rinses, and offers old time home remedies. It mentions brushing teeth in cold water, drying, using powders in rat holes, painting tar over holes, and using rubber leaves with tepid milk weekly. water is used to cover the area.
A meditation on womanhood praises repose civility and dignity. Classical quotes from Shakespeare Laither and others extol women as embodiments of gentleness strength and moral influence.
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