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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1911
Page
5
A collection of reader questions to Cynthia Grey covers social dress, hobble skirts and bobbles, chaperoned outings, and meeting others at the YWCA. Answers urge independence, style concerns, and tactful self-assertion for young women.
A letter seeks a live-in or part-time caregiver to relieve loneliness for a single writer. It mentions offering a home at Nob Hill Avenue in Seattle and asks for Childcare help for one or two children.
A reader asks on utensil placement with spoons beside the plate and requests skin care advice for tanned skin. The reply mentions right side placement, crosswise options, lemon juice diluted carefully, and cornmeal bleach as possibilities.
Arthur Romulard a 19 month old from Lowell Massachusetts is described as a national champ swimmer for his age. His father William teaches him to hold his body under water just under the nose and to swim back from 40 to 60 yards.
A fashion note describes fall hats favoring small and medium shapes with lightweight data and velvet coverings. High crowned models, conical flat tops, and tor shapes emerge as season novelties, trimmed upright around the crown. Linen dresses feature worsted embroidery, peasant blouses, narrow lace yokes, and panel effects with embroidery at the hem.
The Felix club holds its third dance of the season at Leachpark on Wednesday evening August 9. The ball will be decorated in white and green, the club chorus will perform, and Ourtla orchestra will provide the music.
A historical note describes quick brewed ginger beer with two gallons water and molasses plus ginger and a fussy instruction about a gill and ice. It also covers a punch mix with pineapple juice lemons oranges sugar and water served in punch bowls. An Almond Fruit Salad recipe blends canned pineapple almonds celery and a mayonnaise style dressing with rich cream as a preferred element.
Muriel Grace Gammeter of Akron wed Albert Sidney Brent at 6 p m in the English Lutheran church with Dr. Lund officiating. The ceremony was shortened as Brent’s West Virginia unit received orders to sail, taking most of the wedding party away.
The excerpt mocks suitors asking permission to act and jokes about Paris fashion dictating dress shapes. It notes a rough, speaking style about marriage, propriety, and a woman wearing an orange shaped dress per Paris modistes.
Instructions describe brushing upper crust with egg wash before adding berries and sprinkling flour and sugar to seal juices. A macaroni piece acts as a funnel center to prevent leakage. The final sentence mentions a star expecting praise.
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