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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1918
Page
4
A brief healthful menu notes wheatless days with three tested recipes. Oatmeal Mush With Apples uses baked apples, syrup and cream for a served dish. Fried Hominy Slices are butter fried and may include syrup. Corn and Gratin layers corn bread crumbs cheese and milk then baked until brown and puffy for serving.
A Russian steamship Shilka set sail from Pier & Tuesday afternoon amid cheers. Over 700 spectators, including J. W. W., watched a volunteer band perform for the crew. The Shilka had just returned Monday from Tacoma and headed to Kobe via Yokohama. Two visitors aboard sampled Russian hospitality. a U S artillery cadet Walter Surin of Camp Lewis was arrested by naval intelligence for exuberance, revealing Russian birth and naturalization. Leo H. Mortarity, claiming Canadian ties, was also arrested and jailed for investigation.
The Catholic Social Betterment league will hold a quarterly meeting Wednesday night at 325 Boston block at o'clock.
A New York description of an American woman wearing a garden smock combining English and French peasant elements with Japanese embroidery. The tasah silk smock features kimono outlines and a plain crushed girdle, paired with white crepe de chine skirt and a flowery garden hat.
A serialized tale reveals Margaret Ann and Annie discussing Tim Lafferty and his politeness while revealing marital strain. Annie warns about Harvey and Pat, and Margaret Margie advises honesty and action. The narrator plans a bold confrontation with a stern father to resolve financial and relational tensions.
The prosecuting attorney will decide on Wednesday whether Henry Love, accused of stealing an automobile from a garage where he worked on November 22, should go to jail or be allowed to join the British army. Love said at his trial he had just passed a physical for English army admission. he served with Australian troops at the Dardanelles until a serious wounding led to discharge. The matter is under review by prosecutors.
The investigation of Senator La Follette’s alleged disloyal speech from last September in St Paul was postponed today for the sixth time by the Senate Elections Committee.
A newspaper page features Cynthia Grey's advice column with readers seeking guidance on topics from wartime service recognition to marriage, finances, and child care. It includes romance and domestic questions with Grey's guidance, plus a note that Everett's school board will drop German from high school courses after the next semester.
Washington produced about 13,949,576 short tons of coal in 1917, roughly 20,000 tons less than the 1910 record. December floods prevented breaching the 1910 peak.
The aging body slows bowel movement and digestion. A gentle remedy favored for elderly people women and children is Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin sold in drug stores. A trial bottle is offered free by Dr W B Caldwell at 456 Washington St Monticello Illinois.
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