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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1909
Page
3
A Seattle Star letters section features readers seeking marriage partners. Women share desire for honest, neat husbands and stable homes, while others advise patience, self-reliance, and lifelong affection. Readers describe working life, loneliness, and hopes for companionship.
A collage of stray tips and opinions covers health hair remedies, shoe comfort, and the dangers of disgruntled employees. Advice urges careful handling of objects, caution against listening to workplace grumblers, and stresses keeping management focus and duties clear.
In dreams copper signals health wealth with silver and gold indicating happiness. Tomatoes foretell a prosperous life. Sunrise hints at rising in the world. Race and win portend fortune in love. Thick eyebrows reflect friends while thin bring vexation. Laurel tree signifies success and pleasure. Legacy foresees an unexpected gain. Nightingale predicts a wealthy marriage with a loving husband though actions may speak louder than words.
A rough dinner guide lists roast turkey stuffed with onions and herbs, mashed turnips with potato, baked squash with bacon, ham salad, and a sweet dressing. It describes stuffing, browning, basting, and finishing steps with hops of butter and flour, plus general timing cues.
A Bilitken dolt and a North Pole baby befriend in a toy store window. They enjoy watching street life and the shop's amusements until Billiken is sold and the North Pole baby is left heartbroken. Christmas morning restores friendship as Billiken returns from a stocking and they share a joyful reunion.
A historical recipe describes soaking seven common crackers in milk and cream to create a pudding mix. It lists ingredients like butter sugar and spices, then suggests cooking until a sauce and fruit cake emerge with a subtle Christenne flavor.
The article suggests cheaper dinner options by replacing turkey with chicken and using common vegetables. It mentions a large roast and fruit salads as alternatives and notes substitutions like celery and apples in place of pricier items. It also references a half million dollar concern in Kansas and the duchess of Guise as a milliner with skill in artificial flowers.
A catalog of gift ideas lists baby carriages bags leather bags and travel accessories alongside home goods such as bric a brac calendars candlesticks and curtains. It covers apparel belts belt buckles capes and coats and includes decor items like centerpieces carpets rugs and carpet sweepers. It also mentions kitchenware including coffee percolators and collar and cuff boxes plus grooming items like hair combs and hat pins suitable for women men and children.
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