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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1910
Page
7
Instructions for preparing pickled lambs tongues with salt water, spices, and vinegar, followed by a potato salad recipe with potatoes onion green pepper cream and vinegar dressing. Also includes a coupe Helene dessert with pineapple and orange liqueur notes and Currant Molasses Hermite batter with currants ginger cassia and soda. Ends with sandwiches of roasted nuts with cream sauce and tomato dish.
The piece surveys current fashion trends with bias bands in black and white, colored lawn trims, crocheted neck rubs, open mesh fabrics, and navy blue and black favorites. It notes velvet and velveteen as fall materials, turban styles, and pongee coats for misses, plus care tips and at home etiquette for guests.
A poor fisherman finds a sealed bottle and frees a genie who promises to kill him. The man tricks the genie by asking to prove his imprisonment, corks the bottle again, and exits with his life intact. The genie pleads for release, offering rewards, but is confined once more.
Organized Labor in Washington plans to nominate a candidate for the supreme bench if law permits. Thomas B. McMahon is likely the nominee as unions meet at Labor Temple to discuss the bid and potential congressional nominations. Delegates from about fifty Seattle unions are en route for tonight's gathering.
In Quebec Aug 19 Ethel Clare Leneve to be taken to England soon for murder trial. She bought a $20 wig with the $60 she carried from Antwerp to disguise as a boy after Crippen aided flight. Matron Phillipe notes the disguise effect. Mix divorce complaints filed by Beattie yesterday.
The Swedish Republican Club of King county will meet Monday night in the club room Eighth and Olive. County candidates will be endorsed.
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