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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1910
Page
7
Readers of The Star are invited to try vegetable menus as meat substitutes with daily recipes. The item targets housewives, offering guidance on meals using vegetables to cut meat consumption.
Breakfast features fried onions and apples, browned hashed potatoes, toast, coffee, celery, tomato soup, vegetable stew, peas in cases, steamed rice, molasses pudding, and liquid sauce. Supper includes tomato souffle, biscuits, baked apples stuffed with dates, cake, tea, and fried onions and apples. Detailed instructions describe frying onions with apples, making tomato puree, thickening with flour and butter, simmering stews with vegetables and broth, making dumplings, preparing peas in bread boxes, and a molasses pudding with spices and a date-filled apple dessert served with whipped cream.
A description highlights a fawn colored suit featuring culrasa embroidery in matching soutache, lace sleeves and yoke with silver dot embroidery, and buttons and revers in black satin.
Mix Rocquefort cheese with half the amount of butter and a pinch of galt pepper paprika dry mustard wet mustard Worcestershire sauce. Mash to a smooth paste and spread on toasted rye bread. Press halved English walnuts into the center of each sandwich.
Mash cream cheese with half the butter, mix in finely chopped sweet red pimentos. Spread on brown bread rounds and sprinkle with grated pecans.
A simple recipe mix uses one pound English walnuts ground with cream cheese until smooth. Blend with salad dressing until spreadable and apply to a single slice of buttered bread.
Rub hard boiled egg yolks on a plate mix with soft butter and anchovy essence. Spread the mixture thinly between slices of buttered bread.
A simple guide to making a fried egg sandwich. Toast two bread slices, spread butter on both sides, fry one or two eggs, and place between the bread for a hot, tasty meal.
A Seattle inquiry asks prominent women if they are trained spenders. Mrs. William P. Harper supports trained spenders as prudent buyers, while Mrs. James W. Galbraith sees growing extravagance in dress. Mrs. Henry Carstens argues wives should stay within family means, with capable management often by the right kind of woman.
In letters to Cathia Grey a reader asks for a remedy for head catarrh and thinning hair. The response prescribes cold water nostril rinse, open air daily walks, simple foods, nine hours sleep, scalp massage 16 minutes nightly, and warns most tonics fail without massage.
A Beattie Federation group formed Monday to organize aid for West Seattle improvement efforts. The committee aims to address location issues near Glatrict and coordinate community support through federation lines.
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