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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1920
Page
3
A reader column discusses whether love and marriage endure amid modern temptations. Letters from readers debate Uncle Tom’s plan and the middle class’s stance, with differing views on romance, fidelity, and the role of leisure in divorce trends. The mix weighs societal norms against personal happiness and domestic harmony.
A wife rereads Bob’s letter about his father’s secret profiteering scheme and a looming government probe. She realizes her earlier anger at her husband was misguided as she weighs the dangers his family must face and the peril looming over their secrets. The tension tightens around Ives murder and domestic strain.
The article notes gardeners face cutworms that attack at night and offers a method to expose and defeat them. Cover infested plants with bagging or burlap, then remove the cover at daybreak to reveal the worm surface, providing satisfaction.
A recipe instructs beating butter and sugar until smooth, then alternating flour baking powder and salt with milk into a batter. Pour into square pans, top with brown sugar and cinnamon, dot with butter, bake until done, and serve hot with lemon sauce.
Readers can check for pectin by mixing one tablespoon of juice with one tablespoon of denatured alcohol in a glass after extracting juice and before boiling. If a jelly-like layer forms after 30 minutes, pectin is present and the jelly should set when sugar and juice are boiled. If not, no amount of boiling will gel the jelly.
The report states Japan owns about 500 million dollars in gold stored in the United States and notes a large number of foreign wage earners, around eight million, working in American industries.
New York June 29 Four thousand dollars paid by Dr. A Rosenbach for Washington's copies of the treaties of peace alliance and commerce between Great Britain and other powers from 1496 to 1787 in three volumes each bearing Washington's signature and book plate.
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