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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1910
Page
7
A compact guide outlines stove top beefsteak in a hot spider with fat, browning both sides, then oven finishing. It covers fat control, steaming, minimal water, resting, and gravy use with potatoes, plus Apple and Grape Butter, Cream of Pea Soup, and Pepper Puree with steps and ratios.
A period note on curling hair by moistening with cool water and loosely dressing it under a transparent veil. The veil is kept for about 15 minutes to set waves and reveal irregularities. Satin is recommended for fall fashion with frilled satin toques. Cooled meats, gravies, and dried beans stay sweeter longer when left uncovered.
A large mushroom hat in black satin features extensive cerise chiffon shirring and is topped by a bold black aigret. The hat is unusually oversized and drooping, even for a mushroom style.
Cynthia Grey replies on who should speak first in meetings and why, notes that henna is an herb sold by druggists and may be harmful, and provides a detailed grape wine recipe with steps from grape selection to bottling and filtering.
Norway born Anna Ursin travels from farm to farm in South Dakota promoting women’s suffrage in her native tongue without pay. Rose Nower draws large crowds with whistle, cornet, recitations and speeches for equal rights. Perle Penfield is assigned to the South Dakota effort by the national association. Arizona’s labor party adopts a woman suffrage plank. Wurttemberg grants women voting rights and eligibility for the chamber of agriculture. Vida Goldstein is nominated for the Australian Senate by the women’s political association. A men’s league for women’s suffrage forms in Sioux Falls led by Dr. Barton C. Aylesworth. Skirt fashion remains popular.
Prince Agib meets ten right eye blind youths and a lady who grants access to many rooms except one. After 99 rooms, he opens the forbidden door and encounters a flying black horse that carries him to a return to the palace. The ten youths cannot welcome him due to an oath.
A writer asserts the Washington Dental Board investigation vindicated his stance against dental trusts. He warns a forthcoming series on the Dental Combine, claims battles with the dental establishment, and pledges to expose alleged efforts to bar dentists from practicing in the state, vowing to end the combine.
The article accuses the Washington State Dental Board of corrupt practices including taking extra payment, issuing certificates after failures, and resisting record inspection. It argues a Republican-driven system sustains the board through political influence, with the Dental Society enforcing power and shielding the board from removal.
Dr. W. H. W. Rees, retiring pastor of the First Methodist Episcopal church, gave his final Sunday morning sermon urging his congregation to pursue holiness over culture. He criticized the trend toward pulpit eloquence and warned against formalism and ritualism while praising the hard work of his successor and encouraging faithfulness to Methodism.
After the sermon the church saw many bugs present and some people muted Dr Rees remarks while others offered hearty congratulations to him.
A list of inventors from Washington state is announced for patent submissions. Names include William H. Garlock of Seattle for car fronts, Roy A Griswold and J. Zana of Seattle for elevator signaling, John J. Dethlefa and W. Wisner of Chehalis for a wrench, Henrietta J. Hamlin of Metaline for a sewing machine gauge, Arthur L. Merrin of Bellingham for an illuminated sign, Frank Rathbun of Olympia for a fruit packer’s table, Daniel Schneider of Dixie for a range finder, and Jesse Smith of Hillyard for a generator.
Samuel H. Chase, deputy prosecuting attorney, is seriously ill with typhoid pneumonia in Beattle General hospital. His chances for recovery are said to be good.
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