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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1910
Page
10
A collage of letters and musings on love, bachelor life, and marriage from readers of The Star. Messages include longing for companionship, notices of personal ads, and reflections on modern courtship with references to individuals seeking partners and guidance.
A charming evening gown features a velvet cincture set high at the back with a Wattean drapery. Silver embroidered bands run along the tulle, and the yoke and foot band are in flowered chiffon. Softly frilled sleeves use transparent tulle.
Mme Duffaut, first woman cab driver living in Paris, enjoys good health and earns about 2.50 a day. Miss Mary Ashmead of New York is a leading commercial photographer whose fashion images appear in magazines. Mrs Mary S. Green is a renowned woman pilot with expert knowledge of air currents and navigation along shifting channels.
To be well dressed a woman must harmonize gown and accessories. The essay argues that mismatched attire creates confusion about the occasion and observer perception. Harmony in dressing is essential, and discord between gown and hat undermines style.
A reflective piece arguing that love heartbreak can be mended through purposeful work for others, good health, and social activity. It suggests caring for others broadens perspective, eases pain, and restores spirit, though some hearts remain permanently hurt.
A 14 year old asks if an evening out with a boyfriend is appropriate and how to respond to an unwanted gift. The adviser urges gracious acceptance, suggests stating preferences, and notes stamping positions convey messages such as I love you or I hate you.
A recipe note describes arranging remaining mixture in a dish, pouring over one cup white sauce, sprinkling with buttered crumbs, and baking until crumba are brown. The fragment hints at a baked dish with a crisp top.
Breakfast lists oranges stewed kidneys wheat muffins coffee dinner features vermicelli soup beet lamb souffle potato croquettes canned cherries wafers tea. Instructions describe flour with butter lamb milk salt cayenne kitchen herbs fold in egg yolks beaten whites bake cups. Also potato croquettes mashed potatoes seasoned bread crumbs milk spices apples raisins soda and sauce options.
Old fashioned technique describes stuffing boiled eggs with mashed yolks mixed with salad dressing or deviled ham. The guide suggests filling egg whites and shaping with melted butter for a smooth texture, optional olives added to yolks for flavor.
Instructions describe preparing hogs head and beef for cheese by removing eyes and brain, boiling bones until loose, chopping head and beef, recombining with kettle juices, adding salt and poultry seasoning, and cooking slowly before molding. Stored in a cool place for weeks.
A note describes shaping regular angel food dough into round balls, steaming them, then rolling in egg white and sugar followed by grated coconut. The finished snowball like pastries are suggested to be served with Eskimo cream.
A column offers curious home remedies and tips such as using yolk with salt for warts, lemo n rubs to whiten feet, salt to lift soot from carpet, pouring hot butter on toast from a covered pitcher, and rose geranium leaf in apple jelly for flavor. It also praises Mrs. S. Q. Porter of West Plains Missouri as a leading farmer with 240 acres.
A Dresden scene portrays German mothers dedicating their lives to raising well behaved children. The image emphasizes abundant toys and the idea that German children enjoy plentiful playthings as part of national upbringing.
An advertisement touts Diapepsin as a universal digestant that prevents souring and gas, claims rapid relief within five minutes, and promises meals will digest fully with no discomfort. It urges buying a 56 cent case from the druggist and taking one dose to eatAnything without fear of indigestion.
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