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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1910
Page
8
A mixed read includes a fried potato or tart batter recipe with onions and fishlike batter steps, plus notes on baked pudding, corn snacks, and a pantry hygiene section. It offers health cautions about wind exposure, camphor use on lips, leather care, revaporated fruits soaking, and rust removal methods.
Instructions describe soaking street dozen navel oranges and two lemons in two quarts of cold water overnight. Fruit peeled sliced, boiled with water for 45 minutes, then five pounds of sugar added and cooked 20 minutes more. Peel should be transparent and jelly amber. Lemon jelly made with banana, walnuts, grapes, orange pieces and figs, served with cream.
A floor length overdress in heavy dove gray lace with soft silk lining features large embroidered birds in gray and silver cord. Silver trim at the shoulders, a deep crimson velvet collar, dotted chiffon sleeves, and delicate elbow flounces accompany the design.
Instructions explain peeling and packing beets with hot vinegar and water in jars. Each jar is filled to overflowing and sealed while hot.
A compilation of reader letters from The Star seeking companionship in Seattle. An anonymous 19 year old Seattle girl expresses loneliness and desire for a free, cheerful partner. a 37 year marriage note emphasizes mutual love. a widow invites respectful visits at her University district home, requesting good character guests.
Opals accessorize winter outfits with necklaces and hats. Gold lace bands accent evening gowns while dull silver and gold ornaments appear on dresses and hats. Hairpins feature twisted shells and crystal and gold trims rise in popularity. A white crussels pet item bordered in ecclesiastical gold bead patterns appears. White and gray sweaters gain contrast cuffs and collars. Swordlike hilts on batpinas draw attention.
Prepare cabbage by chopping and boiling in salted water until tender. Drain then pour a dressing of melted butter, flour, and Hallquart milk. Season with salt and pepper, mix with chopped hard boiled eggs, then place in a baking dish. Top with buttered bread crumbs and bake quickly.
The Star's column provides a homespun Q A set featuring a banana pie recipe with a two layer banana and cream filling, a method for removing huckleberry stains from gray wool, guidance on washing a white tam o shanter, and a brief note on cold sores.
When mashing potatoes heat the erik with butter then add to potatoes and heat until creamy. Wash glass with warm soap and rinse in blue water, dry with a towel. Clean pewter by washing it well.
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