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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1911
Page
6
A Syracuse case shows a home kitchen candy venture nearing 100000 yearly with simple methods. Women can start with little capital by focusing on two or three varieties such as molasses bars. Sell to grocers and small shops, keep candies fresh daily, and offer 15 percent commission to retailers. Use plain wrappings and simple display cards.
Mrs May Wright Bewall head of a girls school argues young women neglect post education plans. She predicts economic independence will rise as domestic life changes and calls for women to receive both general and specific training.
Peanut butter is made by chopping roasted peanuts then salting to taste. Creole Steak uses browned meat with onions and tomato, simmered slowly and thickened with flour, served with rice and potatoes. Cranberry Pie features a double crust with cranberries and lattice topping baked to brown.
If reserve corks don’t fit pour hot water to soften and insert with ease leaving no air. For heavy table linen hems rub with dry white soap to ease needle passage and sewing.
The Miss Grey column answers readers on topics from teeth cleaning and after the theatre meals to etiquette and inquiries about companionship. It includes responses from O. W. L., Webb, and L. C. A with practical guidance on dental care, dining, and color suggestions, plus a heartfelt Seattle reader letter praising the page.
An article touts a long used winter cure for coughs and colds. It prescribes two ounces glycerine and half an ounce Concentrated Pine, plus half a pint whisky, to be shaken and dosed one to two teaspoonfuls after meals and at night, with child doses by age. It warns to obtain the Concentrated Pine from Globe in a sealed half-ounce bottle and to avoid cheap, unsafe mixtures.
The note suggests putting lemon juice on rust spots and then applying a hot iron. If the rust does not disappear, try again.
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