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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1913
Page
3
German coffee cake recipe by Janet McKensie Hill from the Boston Cooking School uses KC Baking Powder. Mix dry ingredients, add milk and butter to form a stiff batter, bake as a cake or prune kuRight with sugar and cinnamon, top with fruit or cust. The Cook's Book offers 90 recipes with a free copy via KC Baking Powder promotion.
Evelyn Nesbitt details perils facing young women in roadhouse or cafe settings. A vivid, cautionary portrait of drink sprees, manipulated temptations, and the grim aftermath that follows, urging girls to avoid “rounders” and fast venues. Continued tomorrow.
A delegation of Tacoma laundry girls visits the Mineral union headquarters at the Grand Union hotel to gain support from local unions for forming a city union laundry. They plan to present their appeal to other labor organizations and aim to win higher wages through the strike.
New York July 1 Critics describe Florent Ziegfeld's Follies at the New Amsterdam theatre noting skimpy costumes including muff wearers and Turkish bath wraps. Frank Tinney entertains with sharp monologue as Nat Willis and others perform with frank, worldly humor amid lavish but reduced wardrobe.
A sales notice promotes decorative pennants to brighten dens libraries or businesses. It urges readers to see the items and suggests desire for multiple pennants, noting a price of 65 cents and a coupon to cover mailing costs.
A strong drama centers on a discharged telegraph operator who, after losing his job to visit his dying child, faces a crucial choice during a fatal train collision. His act or inaction hinges on a plea from the superintendent linked to his wife and daughter aboard the doomed train.
Edwin J. Brown D D offers full attention to his dental practices at 718 First Ave. Union Block. He denounces cheap work, invites examinations in Seattle, promises fair pricing, and displays his photo at the entrance. Open evenings until 8 and Sundays until 4 for workers. Beware of fake Dr. Brown.
Ella Wogensen, 17, who ran away from Ferndale to join a carnival as an organist, married James Forestal in Everett City Jail after her mother urged arrest to stop coercion. The ceremony was conducted by a probation officer who also serves as a minister, as the couple planned to wed once they saved money. Music at Heidelberg Cafe nightly.
A city bread comparison pits Holsum against “light-weight” brands. Holsum offers thirty two ounces of top grade bread baked in a large sanitary Northwest bakery, priced at ten cents, with clean packaging and guaranteed value.
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