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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1910
Page
5
Instructions describe cooking Short Ribs of Beef with brine and tomato gravy served with baked asparagus and potatoes. Escalloped ragus with bread crumbs and cheese, cherry pudding with custard and hard sauce, and a cocoanut custard with sponge cake layers and meringue.
A hat designed for early and winter wear features an Oriental fabric cover and trimming of fruit and flower motifs in soft crepes and chiffons. Deep blended colors emphasize the rich, heavy apple-inspired accents.
The sultan discovers the young king of the Black is half turned to stone by the queen. She revives the king with a spell, but the sultan kills the queen and reveals the tale to the grateful king. The sultan leaves with gifts and return to his realm.
A reader asks about a man paying a woman's fare and how to respond, advice suggests independence matters more than the fare and the meeting on the street can be awkward. The page also asks if chinchilla furs can be dyed brown and questions about Dimple Kelton at the Lois theatre and her parentage.
ALL Are THER. By Cynthia Grey offers kitchen tips on cooking with tin plates and broilers, storing cakes in stone jars, and cooling baked goods to avoid burnt flavors. It also notes garment advice about sleeves and eyelets for lingerie with beading.
The Markets column lists wholesale prices for meats dairy and produce with varying grades and unit sizes. It covers beef pork and veal items as well as evaporated milk oats corn bran middlings and vegetables like onions potatoes lettuce cabbage and tomatoes with regional price points and pack sizes.
New season spotlight falls on Mabel Hite in A Certain Party at the Comedy Theatre New York amid a mixed vaudeville bill. The Orpheum showcases Mullins Trio Four pianos and mixed acts, while the Majestic offers a comedy week with Arabs Saad Dahdah troupe and other acts.
Sheffield Ingalle, a close ally of Representative Victor Murdock of Kansas, says Murdock has applied for the Speakership and intends to succeed Joseph G. Cannon. Ingalls adds Murdock will not oppose Senator Curtis as part of this plan.
Mrs. Catharine Elizabeth Stevenson known as Kate Claxton sues to annul her 1901 divorce after alleging she was touring Europe that year and unaware of the decree. She claims husband William Stevenson continued supporting her for eight years while he wed another woman.
Twenty nine Japanese including eighteen women are held at Smiths Cove detention station awaiting deportation. They were rounded up in restricted Tacoma and Seattle districts by Inspector Fisher and deputies.
New York Aug 23 United Press reports over 12 billion chicks born in the United States last year were raised in incubators and many were cooked for food. Government figures show incubator raised chickens valuing over 500 million dollars, up from 144 million ten years earlier.
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