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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1910
Page
8
A reader question debates whether a wife should forgive a husband who commits adultery and whether a forgiven spouse remains worthy of the marriage. The letter discusses parental rights, child welfare, and the moral weight of forgiveness versus the harm to a child’s character. The piece weighs social expectations and personal virtue in a troubled marriage case.
A casual collection offers remedies for shoe fit, laundering linen, nail care with warm oil, lemon for nails, and oven temperature tests using paper on pie shelves. The notes mix homemaking advice and bakeware guidance with simple at home techniques.
Two well knitted sweaters for young girls described as heavy wool with velvet or fur collars and cuffs. Fastened by heavy frogs or buttons. Notes that mothers who knit should take notice of the patterns and materials.
A fragmented Friday menu lists breakfast and supper items such as stewed prunes, cornmeal mush, baked eggs with cheese, curried cauliflower, Mexican salad, clam pie, and a variety of desserts. It includes detailed instructions for stuffed onions, hard sauce, Scotch scones, and Lady Baltimore cake with notes on ingredients, proportions, and baking times.
Fashion columns describe hips emphasis, rounded toe shoes with Cuban heels and marquisette voile. New colors primrose and bois de tone appear in evening wear. Stevens Women's Relief Corps and friends are invited to a Feb 4 gathering at Mrs C C Rinesdoph’s Dunlap home.
A reader asks about whether the play Bapho is appropriate for a young girl and requests recipes for persimmons. The column defines fillet ramekins and casseroles, shares a Norwegian fish ball recipe, and offers stain removal advice for varnish on a dresser scarf.
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