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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1909
Page
3
An article urges women readers to read and heed warnings about killing white herons for aigrets and millinery. It highlights Audubon Society efforts to protect breeding colonies along southern coasts, calls for public help, and quotes William Dutcher urging mothers and sisters to join the cause.
A collage of home cooking notes lists Mother Ann's Sandwich with bread ham fried egg and banana topped by potato salad. Grandma's Brown Bread uses rye flour Indian meal white flour molasses baking soda cream tartar and milk, steamed for hours. Stuffed Tomatoes describe hollowed fruit filled with onion chicken breadcrumbs and egg then baked with butter and crumbs.
Early tips describe prickly heat as common in small children with a rash starting on the neck and chest. Lime water with carbolic acid and a talc and bicarbonate paste are advised, to be applied frequently day and night for relief.
Mrs Bryce wife of the British ambassador and Mrs Sherman wife of the vice president plan to campaign in Pride Crossing Massachusetts this summer. They advocate vegetarianism and abstaining from hot cheese tea and coffee. An English magazine Gentlewoman praised the ideal of a lady as a gentle dignified woman who shows kindness and sympathy and serves as a ministering angel in sorrow and sickness.
Oak Morris chair offered at July sale priced at 11 500. The chair is quarter-sawed with golden or Early English finish, shaped front posts and claw feet. It includes wide arms, reversible velour cushions, a spring seat and an adjustable back.
An advisory stresses milk as essential for children up to age ten and notes many children digest milk well. It also discusses choosing a tub stock for uniforms and the importance of easy laundering to keep summer gowns looking fresh.
An advertisement promises immediate relief from hot weather skin itch using D. D. D. Compound. It asserts a few drops soothe eruption instantly and invites readers to visit The Quaker Drug Co. at 1013 First Avenue and 406 Pike Street for details.
Full size Likly Trunks 38 inch with leather binding and bronzed steel trim at $19.25. 38 inch with Holland linen lining two dress trays $22.50. 36 inch size extra strong trunk $28.50. Light-weight hat trunks 36 inch $18.50. Prices also $3.25 $6.75 and $10.00 for other trunks.
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