Saturnian shipyard tragedy reported in port
A partial fragment notes a maritime incident at a port with TRG referenced and Saturday timing. Names, places, and full details are unreadable in the source.
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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1910
Page
7
A partial fragment notes a maritime incident at a port with TRG referenced and Saturday timing. Names, places, and full details are unreadable in the source.
A collection of kitchen instructions detailing a codfish souffle with steps for preparation and serving. Includes stuffing, tomato sauce, baked fish with stuffing, and a date and nutmeg dessert. Also provides guidance on vegetable puree and potato milk thickening for supper.
In a bustling scene Norah assists as children reclaim fur coats and jewelry used for make believe. The playful episode ends with proud children admiring outfits on display while a rescuer explains the previous mischief and a mild scolding ensues.
The article describes sharpening and preserving knives with paraffin and beeswax, using garden soil to refresh blades, and cleaning canned salmon and shellfish by rinsing with boiling water to remove odors. It advises soaking rusty blades then emery polishing for brilliance and pre-opening canned goods to reduce flavors.
Mrs Helen Lowman Evans a former Cleveland Kindergartens teacher proposes a movement to abolish corporal punishment by parents She argues reform in home discipline stresses reason and trust and cautions that whipping harms moral mental health and development
An excerpted Victorian style guide counsels women on love, marriage, and finances. It argues love endures with kindness, warns against harsh treatment, and urges pragmatic budgets while celebrating loyalty and mutual effort. It advises against marrying for money, stresses resilience, and offers frugal homemaking tips.
A vintage advertisement touts Pape's Diuretic as a remedy for backache urinary and kidney issues. It claims rapid relief from aching backs, night urination, and bladder distress, promising thorough cures after a fifty cent treatment from any drug store.
A patient column runs through personal queries about inexpensive at home gifts for an elder, beliefs of Judaism, whether Hypatia was written before or after Christ, and how to respond to birth cards. Readers seek guidance on love marriage timing and chamois skin cleaning methods.
Carrie Chapman Catt in New York rejects the idea that taxation without representation justifies demands for equal franchise. She argues the principle rests on governed consent and that women comprise half the population. Catt, succeeding Susan B. Anthony, leads the International Woman Suffrage Alliance and the global suffrage movement.
The excerpt debates women’s suffrage, suggesting awakening the common people is crucial and noting Europe has more voting rights for women. It shifts to fashion commentary about impulsive men and women, discussing sleeve elbow puffs and crocheted garments, and noting shirted girdle hoses as trim on a reused princess dress.
A trimmed blouses with shallow yokes of heavy crocheted silk in the same hue as the gown accompany new hat trends. Black moire and velvet hats mix wheat stalks with maire ribbon in silver and gold, while toques and turbans lead walking hat styles. Ward white yokes in tucked tulle suit collarless black velvet or satin gowns, and colored gowns pair with colored yokes for harmony.
A household tip advises mothers to mend heels and toes of stockings with a running stitch in a quiet corner. The guidance claims stockings will last longer and require less labor, especially when buying new hose for youngsters.
Btevens Relief Corps No 1 and friends will be entertained by Mrs Lucy Simons at 4554 Eighthay N B on Friday afternoon February 18. Members and friends are cordially requested to be present.
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