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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1920
Page
7
A reader letters column argues that divorce stems from modern marital strain not solely from either partner. Advice favors separate homes and scheduled visits to preserve courtship, while recounting a personal tale of trust broken andfemale resilience in marriage.
Advertisement promises Corn Compound to remove corns at home. It claims pain relief and drying up of corns with a small bottle sold by druggists for a few cents and offers money back if not pleased.
A rough recipe fragment lists 13 cups of butter and sugar with eggs milk flour salt and baking powder. Instructions mention creaming butter and sugar then adding beaten yolks, but the text is incomplete and unclear on quantities and steps.
Louise Annable conducts a recital by Mrs Chalmers Laughlin and Leila Gree Wright at Fairmont Congregational Church. The program features piano pieces by Kennedy Meighie Weatherbee and Van Der Bogart, readings by McDonald and Crouch, duets, and orchestral selections showcasing local students.
A pie crust is prepared by mixing milk flour baking powder and salt then rolling into sheets to fit pans. The filling combines beaten egg whites folded with sugar vanilla and blanched almonds, poured into pastry cases, baked in a moderate oven, cooled and cut into strips for serving.
A letter reveals Deb’s happiness with Ted after leaving Jim for his married life. She urges Jane to accept willpower over unrequited love and outlines plans for travel, books, music, and shared work with Ted. Deb confesses stronger love for Ted than imagined and hints at future South America talks with Bob and Jane.
A guide lists how to make a four inch potpourri bag with silk or satin and ribbon trim, a barrel shaped pincushion with satin cover, a pendant ribbon finish, and a useful wax gift with colored sticks tied in a bow. It also describes a fudge apron for young girls cut from Huck Toweling with neck opening, knee length, belt pocket and buttonhole stitched hem with embroidery.
A dainty remembrance idea suggests rooting slips of a frag rant rose geranium or pink begonia and sending them as Christmas greetings. A Newton man pled head of lettuce in a garden that measured 73 inches in circumference.
An old newspaper ad promotes Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a substitute for calomel. It claims to ease bad breath while gently stimulating the bowels and liver to natural action. The tablets are described as a vegetable olive compound with a distinctive olive flavor and coating.
An old time remedy promotes using sage tea and sulphur to darken gray or faded hair. A ready made Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Compound is suggested as easier, applied with a damp brush to strands for natural looking, glossy results.
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