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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1910
Page
7
In a fiery tract critics decry Women’s suffrage while praising male authority. The piece argues that women cannot vote, claiming brute force overrides intellect and morality, and urges reliance on men to govern public life and education.
A turbulent relationship tale recalls a man trapped in a failing marriage and search for tenderness. He reflects on missed chances and the pull of love as he confronts loneliness, aging, and the ache for family closeness. The piece ends with an ode to love’s transformative power and beauty.
The passage explains a simple plant watering method using a bowl filled with water placed above the plant. A wick made of braided wool strands extends from the bowl to the plant, drawing water by capillary action to drip steadily until the bowl runs dry.
Directions for apron ruffles and mending techniques. Guidance on avoiding gathered ruffles, walking gracefully without high heels, preserving even linen threads, winding spools, and mending table linen. Includes tips to position a flour barrel on wheels and soak potatoes to prevent browning.
Washington Irving High School in New York showcased 243 gowns with 60 handmade by students and several costing under a dollar. principal William McAndrew condemns lavish displays while praising frugality and simple gowns.
Mrs. Jane Eastman donates 30066 to Dartmouth College in memory of Ira Allen Eastman longtime trustee and NH supreme court justice. The item also notes anti suffrage leaflets in Illinois and recent speeches by Mrs Dubois and others. Four women appointed deputy clerks in Caribbean court offices with salaries listed.
The article lists a full day’s meals including breakfast with oranges cereal and coffee, lunch with cold meat and sandwiches, and dinner featuring cabbage soup and shin of beef. It provides detailed preparation steps for turnovers, lemon and raisin fillings, and dumplings for stew, plus a beef broth thickening method and a cabbage milk soup variant.
A recipe snapshot describes dipping porridge in beaten egg and frying in hot pork fat, serving with brown breakfast bacon. Bread slices toast brown and buttered plates keep heat. Celery is scraped and cut, boiled in salted water with pepper and cream to thicken, then served warm with olives.
Traveling coats and skirts display fullness at back and sixes. Plain tortoiseshell hairpins return to fashion. Flowered fans, satin trims, hand embroidery on blouses and tunics, and a princess gown replacing the corset highlight spring and summer styles.
Waste no time with costly fixes for sewing machines use a new oil. Press butter through a potato ricer to save work. Preserve look and care in dress while eggs stay cheap store in lime solution. Wash lettuce morning air dry color set with vinegar in wash water. Hang gowns from suspended curtain poles for easy draping.
Use the juice of one lemon and enough oranges to make a pint of juice in ail. Soak half a of gelatin in a half cupful of cold wa ter until soft, then add one cupful of boiling water, one cupful of su gar and the fruit juice. When the sugar in dissolved strain through fine cheesecloth into a shallow pen. Break up with a fork and serve with raspberries or other fresh fruit.
Advice included on diluting oxalic acid for cleaning white straw fabrics removing color from colored fabrics. For Panama hat use white soap with warm water, scrub lightly, rinse thoroughly, and air dry shaping. Cautions given about drying and shaping, plus tips on blocking via stiff material.
Fragmented old rhyme predicts marriage timing and futures by month with dire or hopeful outcomes. Vague lines mix garbled phrases and misprints about January to December marriages and life trajectories.
Cleaning advice covers handling oil on silk and cloth, using bread to absorb oil, velveteen scraps for polishing wood and glass, gilt frame renewal with spirits and whiting, mirror cleaning with methyl spirits and indigo, and general kitchen tips for flavoring and cooking times.
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