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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1910
Page
6
A satirical piece credits women with ending the "rat" hairpiece trend. It argues hats and millinery will shift to rat-free, simpler coiffures this fall and winter as fashion pivots from artificial puffs to natural, crown-focused styles.
Fragmentary verse appears as a dialogue about a child who provokes different judgments. The speaker recalls grandmotherly comments about the boy’s likeness to a parent and how praise shifts to critique based on behavior. The piece hints at social observations through family speech.
A recipe set describes caramel banana custard with milk eggs sugar and bananas baked until firm, and a fried lamb or veal croquette with bread crumbs. It also outlines a Cuban salad with lettuce string beans asparagus onion peppers radishes and a lemon oil dressing.
The sultan learns of a king cursed to half marble and half map after a jealous queen transforms him. His city becomes a lake and his people fish as punishment while the queen wails beside the dead lover. The sultan devises a plan to free him. The tale promises the sultan's forthcoming rescue.
A collection of reader questions and Miss Grey answers. Topics include a traditional apple butter method with cider, cinnamon, and optional sugar. who should write first in a two year acquaintance. where to find public tennis courts in the city. and requests for actor and actress addresses at the Lois theatre with a referral to call the Lois theatre.
The Journal of Experimental Medicine from the Rockefeller Institute reports that drinking large amounts of water with meals enhances digestion and overall health. Experiments show benefits across subjects, including a two pound weight gain for one man, with no undesirable effects observed.
The page lists coverage prices for produce meats and feed with notes on price variation by freshness and grade. It includes details for butter, sugar, poultry, meat cuts, evaporated milk, and various vegetables and fruits with local price points and case or ton measurements. The tone mirrors a rural market bulletin with specific per unit and per case figures.
The Orpheum Majestic and Pantages present new vaudeville acts tonight along with Lois Texas melodrama and Seattle’s Queen of the Outlaws Camp.
Powder and melodrama fill the Beattie theatre this week with Queen of the Outlaws Camp. The Kentucky setting features moonshine intrigue tied to Gov Goebel assassination fears. Ahero is framed while his sweetheart is captured by villains but justice prevails in the end.
A Texas set thriller unfolds with a gun tactic driven plot as a cowboy pursues a Texas maiden amid a hostile half breed foe and a comic English aristocrat offset. The heroine flirtatiously teases the hero but begins to reckon with casualties as the Wild West chaos eases toward resolution.
In New York a persistent rumor claims Daniel Frohman theater magnate, aged 60, will wed Josephine Brown the actress, aged 21. Frohman is noted as the former husband of Margaret Illington.
Six members of the train crews died in a head on crash between two freight trains on the Central Vermont line at Northfield Falls. Officials report the tragedy occurred yesterday and authorities in Beverly say Taft remains convinced in HMal linger.
A thief entered the home of C Messeremith at 707 Broadway last night, stealing a ring a gold watch and three dollars before fleeing at once. No injuries reported. Suspects and motive not disclosed. Local police investigating the incident with no further details available.
Victor Murdock the redheaded insurgent from congress will tour Washington to support Poindexter. He speaks at the Alhambra theater Wednesday night and earlier in Snohomish Everett Mt Vernon and other towns with stops in Bellingham and Chehalis.
Mrs. W. R. Lawson sues Perry Robertson for 10000 alleging Robertson spread tales causing her husband to desert her. She seeks 6000 additional damages claiming Robertson broke into her room to defame her and estrange her husband.
In Marysville Tennessee on August 22 the sheriff executed a distress warrant on liquor and beer belonging to the American Order of Owls. The stock was bought by the Woman's Christian Temperance Union and poured on the ground in front of a large crowd.
Jamee E F Hurley longtime general manager in the A T and F F era died in Carlebad California. He previously worked as a Kansas bus driver and a telegraph operator earning $40 a month for a year. He later joined the railroad business with H E Mudge, now head of Rock Island.
A exchange ponders the gravity of medical errors and the weight of being an M D. The dialogue frames error as a universal burden in the art and science of healing.
London reports misfortune in John Moissant s attempt to fly to London. After an hour circling he descended and his machine wrecked. Moresant left Upehureh at 4 00 am and after an S shaped course landed at Beven Oakes then crashed tearing propeller rudder and other gear. He plans another attempt tomorrow.
Tokyo August 22 Japan will recognize present treaty rights when it takes over Korea The move affects American citizens who gain more rights under the Korea treaty than under the American Japanese treaty The emperor of Korea will be an ex emperor under Japanese law and Korean nobles will receive the same treatment
Bridgeport officials report David Flanagan, serving 13 months for assaulting his wife, found a coal hole as a way to exit the Fairfield county jail. He has been spending nights at home with his family, a practice noticed by jail staff and disclosed in city court testimony.
Mr and Mrs Charles Bell of Maxwellton Wan married in Beattle yesterday and began their bridal tour on an observation car to Tacoma. Friends joined along the route with flowers and placards, sharing in the celebration aboard the train.
An article discusses the Dental Board's examination process, arguing that licensing should prove fitness through official questions and answers. It critiques how practical dental skill is assessed and notes concerns over board records, honesty, and potential irregularities in examinations.
Fragmentary notes describe a dental board discussion about a tree metaphor and a wall paper idea. The readable text hints at a joked head or temple reference and a questioned design choice.
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