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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1910
Page
10
Mariette of Wisconsin argues at a 1920s agricultural hearing that unseen lingerie drives women to wash and dry garments, claiming it enslaves washerwomen. She calls for women to embrace changing fashions, avoid hair, and train husbands to share chores, predicting a future where husbands become the household drudges.
A retail notice describes a range of neckwear for spring and summer. It highlights Valenciennes lace pieces and sheer muslin options with minimal trimming or delicate tatting edges. Many items are washable and designed for easy laundering, with net fabrics and embroidered accents to match outfits.
In a playful tale Bojum and Jack prank until trouble arises when they discover Jack's sister Lacy wearing a thin party dress with looping ribbon trim. Bojum mistakes a hoop pattern on the dress for a real hoop and plots a silly diversion.
The article offers home beauty advice including bran and salt paste for facial cleansing and bread crumb method for skin toning. It also describes quick curling with damp paper and advises evening routines with hair brushing and facial massage before sleep for better morning results. It slips into a humorous scene with Bojum the dog and a family moment.
A sketch displays a hat made of deep velvet trimmed with shaded roses in yellows mauves and browns. The milliner’s design emphasizes artificial tones rather than natural red and pink roses.
A reader asks how to remove ink stains from a white shirt waist and handkerchiefs, suggesting oxalic acid as a strong treatment and rinsing in water and weak ammonia if needed. Another query asks for appropriate, not overly dainty flowers for a baby’s grave, with suggestions of hardy, pretty blossoms suitable to the climate.
A home cooked dinner menu featuring a Bologna Omelet with fried apples and buttered apples, eggs, and spices, plus Beef Fricassee with onions and tomatoes, Baked Cabbage with rich milk sauce, Marshmallow Cream dessert, and Baked Apple Sauce muffins with lemon or maple syrup.
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