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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1910
Page
6
A Chicago Inter Ocean editorial notes suffragists distribute campaign messages on free paper bags to retailers in New York. The scheme floods clerks cooks and housewives with slogans and appeals, suggesting a broad, effective push that may drive public support for woman suffrage.
A column of letters from readers asking about Tucson as the oldest U S city, Flor Montanta, etiquette of calling cards, and whether to leave a card with a husband’s or own name. The columnist provides guidance on manners, marriage prospects, and proper social conduct.
A layered dish with alternating peeled tomatoes and cooked corn in a buttered pudding dish. Each layer seasoned, dot with butter, top covered with buttered crumbs, and baked four hours in a quick oven.
A simple preparation: simmer 4 ounces macaroni in 2 quarts stock for 30 minutes. Cut tender pieces into rings, return to boiling stock, simmer 15 minutes, then grate a touch of cheese over the dish. Salt butter added to taste.
Scoop cabbage center and fill with ground beef mixed with milk cornstarch pepper and salt. Roll in cheesecloth and boil two hours in salted water. serve with milk gravy. Also prepare a pear fruit salad with a dressing of vinegar oil salt and paprika served on shredded lettuce.
Mrs Mary Clark told a Beattie Buffrage club luncheon at the Hotel Washington that suffrage rises with the intellectual age and co education. She notes Wyoming success and says trained intellect of both sexes must tackle century problems. Mina Gruening of New York urged suffrage for New York women and was jailed for aiding New York shirtwaist strikers. One hundred women attended.
A new bread knife cuts six slices of bread with one downward stroke, distributing equal portions to Father, Mother, Susan, Jimmie, Mary and Habry Joe. The device uses six attached knives on a crownpiece with a single handle and a round joining piece.
The dominant early fall look emphasizes a narrow skirt with a higher waist and peasant blouse. This combination defines the season's fashion mood with a focus on structured lines and relaxed upper garments.
Fragmented OCR text shows a blurred poem or lyric with references to Minna Irving, Lawnen, a rocking chair, a cat tiger, a crag as battlefield, banners, hall river, and an Indian chief figure. The readable parts evoke a dramatic scene rather than a clear event or report.
Anna L. Jessup, supervisor of sewing in New York public schools, urges teaching children to use a 22 inch loom. Demonstrations show several hundred regu woven by the children using the larger loom instead of miniature models.
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