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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1910
Page
7
A vintage collection of simple fish dishes suited for Lent. Procedures cover boiled herrings with drawn butter and parsley, baked fish rolls, plain baked fish, and fish baked with tomatoes. Variants use pickerel cod halibut or whitefish with basic seasonings, salt, pepper, and butter.
FASHIONS Brocade is favored for bridesmaids and rangé used in new foulard designs. Petunia shade popular for street wear. Flowers reappear in coiffure ornaments. Among the 1910 spring fads foulards are held in high esteem with dull gold crops featuring in tailored outfits.
Little Bees await the postman on Valentine's Day. Bess rushes in with red hearts from Brother Tom and ecards from Aunt Lucy. Mother explains Saint Valentine’s kindness and the custom of sending tokens. Bess volunteers to help Mrs Gray with errands as a valentine gesture.
The article profiles Philadelphia born suffragette Alice Paul, recently returned from England, detailing her seven arrests and three imprisonments, and describing her forced feeding ordeal during Holloway jail. Reporters query her experiences and views on suffrage tactics while noting her appearance and demeanor.
Cooked fats of mente are harder to digest than fats from milk cream oils and nuts. Serving two atarchy vegetables such as sweet and white potatoes at one meal is waste. In boiling tongues add three cloves for each tongue to enhance flavor.
A vintage kitchen column detailing recipes and steps for Spanish herring Lima beans Lyonnaise carrots Honey Shortcake and Cheese Souffle. Includes soaking drying slicing and baking instructions with butter onions tomatoes and parsley.
The discussion argues socks should be banned in winter noting they fail to keep children adequately warm. Advocates stress the need for warmer footwear and gaiters to protect health, citing concerns over cold feet and related illnesses.
Miss E Margaret Olson of Columbia College of Music will read Tennyson with Planola accompaniment and Strauss incidental music at Eilers Redit9. The program includes two Planola numbers and two Orchestrelle numbers, with free tickets available by calling Eilers Music House for reserved seating.
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