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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1903
Page
2
A nostalgic holiday menu shifts from grand turkey feasts to a meat-centered dinner. Belief remains in traditional sides like mashed potatoes onions and aquash while new press version includes Gear soup, fish courses and salmon with tartare sauce as part of a multi course spread.
A festive Christmas pie delights children and guests as mothers use the pie as a charming centerpiece. The pan holds dainty favors like paper butterflies flowers and birds with a baby ribbon reaching the plate. The pie is wrapped in tissue to resemble a real pie and adds elegance to December celebrations at Ranke Hall with admission details listed.
An advertisement extols Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a natural, effective remedy for indigestion and dyspepsia. It claims the tablets ease stomach work, prevent fermentation, and restore cheerfulness, citing a testimonial from Reverend J. B. Meong of Wymore Nebraska and urging purchase from druggists.
The Olympia Opera Company at the Grand offers La Mascotte this week with a Christmas matinee and evening of The Girl From Paris, and a Saturday matinee and evening of The Pearl of Pekin. Next week, The Bonnie Brier Bush starring J H Stoddart opens Sunday night with Reuben Fox as Posty and Mina Mable Brownell featured as leading lady.
An old advertorial piece extols eyepeopses as a cheerful remedy claimed to cure gloominess and social withdrawal. It asserts the product restores sociability and friendliness, transforming a cranky lone figure into a agreeable companion.
A dramatized piece titled The Ronnie Brier Bush and a charming Scotch story features Ian Maclarone in a playful portrayal. The vignette blends rustic humor with lyrical narration, highlighting regional character and wit.
Hoyt’s A to Chinatown plays nightly at the Beattie theater this week with a Saturday closing. The Neill Morosco Company performs at Beattie the week of December 7, including Janice Meredith at the New Years matinee. Other bills include A Royal Family and The Head Waiters with a Christmas matinee, plus Hello Mill and Hello on New Year’s Day.
Denny Coryell announces Rim will be issued on the Friday of the coming week from Styliah Stationary with the date set for January 1, 1904.
If your copy of The Selephone Suneet Main 1060 or In é dent 1138 has not arrived between 3 and 7:30 PM and a copy will be sent, you must notify at once by special messenger.
Outdoor sports year round and summer in California promoted by Pacific Co's Shasta route with rates to San Francisco of 25.60 first class and 20.60 second class. Literature, tickets, berths available at 618 First Avenue. Also advertises mince pies at New German Bakery and a dancing school at Renke Hall Pike Street and First Avenue. Free Want Ads noted in classifieds.
A curious entree promises instant appeal with flawless technique and a hamlike expression. It invites audiences to come in and get acquainted without practice or excuses.
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