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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1911
Page
5
A short feature lists meal ideas and simple recipes for a domestic audience. It mentions round dining tables and budget seating, then provides a seasonable dinner plan and a gooseberry trifle recipe with custard and whipped cream.
The author argues for allowing children to think and play independently, warning that overbearing parental guidance robs initiative and hampers future adaptability. It cites a bride's remark about Eleanor and emphasizes the value of letting others play their own games to foster happiness and generosity.
Alma Zurek de Courladon a Turkish former favorite wife now in New ark criticizes American wives for dress and wastefulness. She notes her 100 year old crepe garment and claims American cloth wears out quickly, predicting men in America look worried about consumer waste.
Banana recipes highlight simple puddings and baked bananas. A custard of yolks three eggs and milk forms a thick cream over sliced bananas with meringue browned on top. Bananas with corn starch and strawberry sauce offer a fresh dessert option. Baked bananas treat the fruit as a vegetable with water lemon juice butter and salt.
Willie astonished his Sunday school teacher with a joke about angels not having whiskers. He quips that men go to heaven by a close shave, a line attributed to Aunt Jane, in a lighthearted classroom moment.
In reply to Jennie's request, players sing a ring game verse about Green Gravel and a deceased lover. They clasp hands and walk in a circle while a girl named Jennie turns away, then the game ends as all face outward with backs turned.
The article describes making a scarf from two and a half yards of dull rose fish net lined and hemmed with black chiffon. Edges are outlined with narrow gold braid in open work design, noting a preference for smooth fabrics though some rough textures appear and a slightly loose weave is favored.
In Craig on July 3 a party exploring a Craig hillside den found a pit of rattlesnakes. A young woman pressed her camera tripod, took a photo, then retreated as the snakes hissed and struck. She counted more than twenty rattlers of varied ages in the cave.
Cambridge July 3 Olive Schreiner argues in Woman and The Human Female Parasite that one child is enough for the family. She condemns women who do not earn a living as parasitic and urges women to enter the industrial field or productive work to justify life beyond motherhood.
Doctors say hearty laughter loosens nerve tensions and prevents misery. It urges adults to let kids laugh despite nerves. Laughter is childhood's birthright. encourage the little ones to laugh and enjoy moments of joy.
Instructions describe making cheese biscuits cheese balls and cheese rings with butter flour milk and eggs. Steps include grating or pounding cheese mixing with butter and flour shaping into small biscuits balls and rings and frying until brown with cayenne paprika and salt for flavor.
A column of practical requests and responses covers berry dumplings, olive oil adulteration, picnic spots near Lake Washington with fare details, and guidance on marriage. Readers seek cooking tips, health checks, dating etiquette, and conflict resolution in religious differences.
Nora E. Goldthwaite of the University of Hawaii outlines the ideal jelly as a brightly colored transparent mass that quivers yet holds its shape. She also provides a method using juicy fruit, water, and two extraction steps to maximize flavor and clarity.
Instructions for making a rose jar or rose pillow spread. Dry rose petals flat on paper, turning to prevent molding. Layer petals with spices in a jar, repeating until full.
Room available at The One's Hotel 504 Virginia Street near Westem osa. Modern furnishings offered at a low rate with contact for details and viewing times.
A reflective piece urges families to skip a summer visit and instead gift Grandma and Grandpa with money for a seaside trip. It highlights the strain of caregiving during school breaks, the charm of old family routines, and the desire for new memories like a sea voyage and a visit to Coney Island.
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