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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1910
Page
3
A fragment recipe collection shows a method for a smoked beef sauce with tomato puree onion juice grated cheese and spices served on toast. It also includes Cheam of Celery Soup and a gingered pears preserve step by step with simmered syrup and preserved ginger.
A garbled cooking passage describes potato cradle style potatoes with prunes and cream, prune cake with mashed prunes and cinnamon, and Monkey Cookies using milk, flour, sugar and butter. It outlines steps, bake times, and serving ideas though details are fragmented and inconsistent.
The passage offers household tips on washing, greases, cake making, candle reuse, and garment care. It mentions warming mixing methods, removing scorch marks, moistening techniques, cutting candles, and buttonhole maintenance. It reflects retro domestic advice with a focus on practical steps and simple remedies.
Teddy receives a new dollar from his mother and proudly carries it along. A sharp breeze blows the bill into bushes. he chases it with a paper trail and plans to track the wind. He stands ready to watch where the paper lands, hoping to recover the dollar.
A collection of questions and answers for readers. Topics include fashion trimming with gold braid for a navy dress, making pie dough crust with specific flour and lard ratios, and ethics of reading a sweetheart letter. Personal relationship guidance is given on engagement, kissing, and rival suitors.
A new hat style features a large headpiece that sits low over the eyes. While a stiff hat is worn with difficulty, the popular shirred hat flatters the wearer. The height is achieved by tall standing feather trim.
The article notes light fabrics like thin white lawn and eyelet embroidery for girls party dresses, lists wool serges and tweeds for coats, and mentions color options from white to black with navy. It describes double breasted reefers and jong plaid models as home sews and outfits.
The article profiles Frances Johnson, a pioneer photographer in Washington known for portraits of debutantes and presidents, in a studio remodeled from a stable near Vat. N. W. It also mentions Lillian Wa of Lambertville as a young expert engine driver, Rhoda M. White as the first woman professor at Middlebury College, Hertha Baumer, an inventor with multiple patents, Gertrude E. Curtis as the first colored woman dentist, and notes on women’s roles in engineering, education, and dentistry.
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