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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1910
Page
14
Practical tips for stretching meat chicken and tomato leftovers with simple dressings soups and clever repurposing. Guidance includes beef scraps beef stock tomato soup and tomato bake ideas plus methods to reuse cream potatoes and bread crumbs to create new meals.
A fashionable 1910 piece describes hats made of dried grasses with parasol-style brims. Raffia grass, hops, corn silks, and wheat form wide, drooping decorations. Hats feature a thick fringe, a grass arm loop, and faded rope color. A large black velvet band contrasts light hair, creating a tropical look.
A description of a gown accessory for graduating dresses notes a scarf made from the gown material edged with a small trim. It is attached at the waist under the arm by an embroidered ornament, with a similar ornament catching the scarf to allow soft folds to the skirt hem.
The column notes a return of old time lace, natural colored chamois gloves gaining street wear favor, and small undressed kid bags replacing large ones. It highlights sleeves expanding to full length, accordioned mull jabots in mourning, and dainty spangled evening frocks for young girls with ivory satin and refined puff sleeves.
The item lists a full day menu including baked apples cereal with cream and a dinner featuring Philadelphia clam soup and fish turbots with mashed potatoes and buttered beets. It provides step by step kitchen directions for preparing clam soup and a graham flour cake, concluding with a note encouraging readers to try the preparations for children.
A collection of kitchen steps for a fish dish with cheese layers and a creamy sauce, a coffee custard dessert, a macaroni and oyster bake, and fried apple fritters. Instructions include parboiling halibut, layering with eggs and cheese, making a flour butter sauce, baking until brown, a coffee milk custard, macaroni with oysters, and fried apple slices in batter served with sugar.
A writer advises women to stop chasing men and to let men pursue. He cites a 42 year old who has never received a proposal, arguing that overt pursuit cheapens a woman and invites rejection. He warns against writing notes or calling men to ask them out and urges restraint and patience.
Worth knowing that three new tin dishes may taint foods until boiled in water and ammonia. Boil warm water with new enamel pans to lengthen life before cracking or burning. Carpet moths threaten rarely used rooms. salt around edges can prevent damage. For gilt frames, boil onions in water, let stand, strain and brush gilding to deter moths.
A garbled dialogue hints at a wedding plan stalling over travel by car and budget constraints. The fragment mentions Clara, Harold, and a city setting with fashion notes about ivory bat pins and white evening attire.
A reader asks where to write for New Zealand emigration information and about dyeing a pink silk, pronunciation tips for valet and florence, removing orange rust stains from clothes, and a dumpling recipe. Answers suggest the New Zealand Emigration Bureau, professional dyeing, and lemon juice with salt for stains plus a caution on acids.
Sweet lullaby verses express a mother's anxious prayers and enduring love for her infant. The poem pleads for guidance and protection as the child grows, trusting in divine care while promising unwavering maternal devotion and hopeful futures.
Instructions for steamer dumplings use flour salt baking powder and milk with careful steaming and tight cover. Dear Mrs Grey answers a nervous reader advising rest sleep fresh air outdoor walks and exercise for nerves. Also tips to crisp lettuce with borax and notes on Paris fashion with tigerskin coats.
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