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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1910
Page
6
The text outlines festive decor using green festoons and red crepe ribbons with red parchment hearts. Centerpieces feature red apples and white grapes with smilax, plus crystal candlesticks, heart shaped sandwiches, olives, red peppers, candies, and a cake with red candles. A partner selection method assigns guests by red ink hearts.
A tale recounts King Cole’s sorrow after his pipe is stolen during a royal dinner. The fiddlers search the hall as the king weeps, until the cook, using the pipe as a soup stirrer, retrieves it and restores the king’s merriment.
Cynthia Greys Letters asks how to clean a net wallet without color change and how to avoid ring marks on a long light coat. The column gives gasoline for net waists and warns to dry thoroughly for safety. It also provides a cream puff paste recipe with butter flour water and eggs to bake light shells.
A waist made of sage green crepe de chine features a base scroll in velvet lines. Sleeves at the top are draped, with lower cuffs and a narrow round guimpe in eeru chiffon embroidered in colors. Green enameled buttons trim the upper cuff.
A vintage recipe segment describes frying large oysters in a batter using butter onion flour stock nutmeg cayenne and malt with chicken or veal and egg yolk cream then deep frying. It also covers a cabbage salad with hard boiled eggs butter and lettuce and a snowball custard with boiled milk yolks sugar nutmeg and whipped whites.
A stovetop recipe describes corn with milk and butter baked until thin, plus a jelly made from gelatine with raspberries currants and sugar. It also covers a creamy whipped topping folded into the gelatine, mold setting, and a garnish. A separate potato codfish ball and salmon ball method follows, including crackers breading and frying steps with dill or parsley garnish.
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