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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1910
Page
6
A vintage recipe column presents steps for angel food cake rolls sliced thin and iced, with chopped nuts, plus a tomato consommé and beef casserole method. It includes almond garnish ideas, beef braising in casserole, pepper stuffing, and a chocolate ice cream cookie sandwich recipe with frosting.
Letters from the Votes for Women era detailing recipes for steamed brown or corn bread with sour milk and soda, and a hen dish with gravy. Also queries about alum on the skin, noting alum’s drying effect and cautions against daily use.
George B M Harvey editor of the North American Review is named a member of the Ana nina club in New York. He sparked a reaction by stating that Roosevelt would be the Republican candidate if a national convention were held next November and would win.
Eugene Hockett yesterday pleaded guilty to allowing an automobile to stand in the street without lights and was fined $20 plus costs. He had driven earlier and plowed into a telegraph pole, wrecking the machine. he abandoned the car as it was too badly damaged to repair.
Murray, owner of a market at 94 Pikeet, pleaded guilty in police court to selling frezum meat. Acting Judge Egan fined him $500 after his Saturday arrest on health department complaint. Other butchers arrested with Murray face trial on August 36.
L G Welch, a chauffeur, was arrested for riding a motorcycle on the sidewalk at 66th Street West at a speed over 40 miles per hour. He was released after posting a $26 bond.
The board of equalization reduced assessments about 20 percent in the Denny Hill and Fifth Avenue districts, restoring values to 1900s levels. Some reductions were also made in Sixth and Seventh Avenue districts, with Dearborn Street and 12th Avenue still under advisement, possibly decided by Friday. Also noted is Harry J. Miller of Index as a candidate the Hoo Hoos want elected supreme snark at the national Hoo Hoo convention in San Francisco September 9 to 12, with Coast prospects improving.
Mrs Julian Iter filed from Paris to Seattle delaying the divorce hearing filed by her Beattie artist husband. She claims grounds lack and says the marriage was unhappy after a Paris trip when he planned another marriage and allegedly beat her on the street causing spinal paralysis.
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