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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1910
Page
6
A kitchen note describes a breakfast option with fried potatoes biscuit coffee and tea. It suggests mixing a portion of the mixture and dropping a small amount in each cover to bake, served with buttered bread crumbles.
Winston Churchill leads a reform plan to ease prison life focusing on education and rehabilitation. The king’s mercy measure cut 500 years from 11,000 sentences propelling leniency, while future schemes introduce lectures, supervised ex-convict programs, and parole monitoring to reduce incarceration and aid reintegration.
The method instructs frying three or four ounces of fat pork then removing pork and raw potatoes into the fat. Add water to nearly cover potatoes, cover the pan, boil steadily for half an hour, stirring often to prevent burning, and season with salt and pepper to taste.
Instructional note describes preparing Parboll by trimming stems and seeds from green peppers for five minutes, draining, slicing, and frying with chopped onion in butter until tender, finishing with further butter.
A historical recipe item describes a mock turtle soup stock from beef hind shank and veal knuckles, thickened with browned flour and herbs. It also covers tongue with tomato sauce and a layered baked rice with apples and raisins finished with cream.
A vintage fashion note describes a smart white hat with a black satin facing and black aigret. A scarf adds old world grace to slender shoulders and satin lining contrasts with a green porcelain edge, though white remains preferred.
The Marrello venue features Martini and Manxmillian with musical and comic bits. Harry D. Crosby and Miss Anna Lee present Back Home. Jack Halden and Sally Mayes perform a dancing patter act with strong audience response. The Venetian Street Singers sing with unclear themes but pleasing melodies. Mine Jenny adds Persian and Anpora numbers. An animal circus act with monkeys, Arnold and Ethyl Grazer dance superbly. Orpheum offers continuous laughter with Walter Coleman’s band and the Coleman troupe. Jack the Giant Killer by George Auger draws big laughs, joined by several named acts. The Howard duo Holding Out and Kalmer with Jessie Brown add more stage life. The Jack Artois Duo and Bison City Four also appear with strong applause.
The steamer Senator arrived yesterday at the Pacific Coast wharf carrying 200 passengers from Nome and BL Michael and $260,000 in gold. The event highlights a notable transfer linked to the Nome voyage and aboard vessel office.
Twenty boys join the local scout organization at Trinity Kylee chapel. They will wear khaki uniforms and march in from the country on Setup days and Sundays.
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