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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1920
Page
3
A letter writer pleads about her mistrustful husband who stays out all night and avoids explanation. The Dear Miss Grey columnist advises patience, suggestive self discipline, and focusing on one path to repair the marriage while not excusing the husband’s conduct.
A reader who calls at The Star's editorial rooms will receive two tickets to the Metropolitan theatre next week for the show Linger Longer Letty. Monday's fashion picture featured Mise Lucille Berg of 709 South Ave.
The article explains making a second kind of jelly from leftover juice after first jelly extraction. It notes thin juice can be pressed from fruit for jelly used in cooking or sandwiches, and explains it won’t be as clear as drip juice. It mentions a three fruit jelly option and defines loco as unbalanced behavior from cattle eating loco weed.
Recipe fragment describes preparing green peppers stuffed with corn, tomato, butter, salt and paprika. Suggests scraping kernels, mixing with seasonings, filling peppers, and baking thirty minutes with olive oil as a butter substitute. Ends with worn note about apple pie.
Questions on health sanitation and hygiene will be answered if sent to the Information Department of the Public Health Service in Washington.
Ice may contain bacteria, but epidemics from infected ice are rare. Most bacteria die with freezing, survivors lose virulence, and clean handling lowers risk. Rinse ice before use, and prefer water cooled by separate ice storage. Use small sips in summer to avoid overloading.
Instructions for turning watermelon rinds into pickles. Trim green rind the red flesh, cut into inch by two inch pieces, salt, boil until tender, drain, dry, and cook in a syrup with vinegar sugar spices. Pack hot in sterilized jars and seal.
The Book of Ann describes a park rally at Lorimer grounds with Ann’s pageant preparing backstage. Rings from engagements and birthdays are collected for a costume bag, arousing tension over potential loss as inspectors critique the ensemble.
A brief note describes a method to remove hairy growths quickly and with no pain or bother. The article emphasizes ease and comfort for readers seeking a simple solution.
A compact piece on the water lily conveying eloquence and purity of heart. It notes the Victoria Regia as the largest variety with lilies blooming briefly and leaves spanning nine feet. Folklore from Germany and a Native American tale link the flower to faith and transformative change.
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