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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1920
Page
14
A wife grapples with balancing independence and traditional roles in her marriage to Bob. After a night walk where she smokes, Bob’s protective restraint leads to a reconciled moment. She reflects on motherhood as a professional duty and the idea of naming a future son after her father with a playful, hopeful closer.
Dr M A Curl of Weiser Idaho reports Tanlac relieved his chronic indigestion and gas bloating after meals. He gained weight and regained energy, saying the medicine enabled him to eat normally and work daily. Tanlac is sold in Seattle by Bartell Drug Stores under a special Tanlac representative.
Instructional antique cooking excerpt detailing brining cabbage tomatoes cucumbers and peppers. It covers salting and resting vegetables, preparing a spiced vinegar with sugar mustard celery seed turmeric cinnamon and lemon, then cooking to a thick glaze and pouring hot over vegetables with a final seedless raisin addition.
A woman living far from a grocery store prefers to stock lemons but fears waste. Submerging lemons in cold water lets them keep for an almost indefinite period, with daily water changes. This practice ensures readiness for emergencies and affects tea preparation.
A recipe describes cooking rice with milk sugar salt and butter then baking in a slow oven. Reserve egg white for a meringue fold raisins into the warm mixture and top with the meringue bake until set and lightly browned.
Daisy Henry is invited to visit The Star's editorial rooms to receive two tickets to the Moore venue Orpheum vaudeville show. Friday's fashions featured Alma Herting and Ron Semaninski of the Market Blouse Shop.
Public Health Service guide notes normal pulse rates by age and defines fever ranges from slight to very high. It describes how to take pulse at the wrist, how to measure temperature with a mercury thermometer, and how to count respiration discreetly during pulse assessment. It warns to seek a physician if fever exceeds 101 degrees and advises proper thermometer handling.
Funeral services for Miss Fliazel Ann Chambers formerly of Tacoma were held Monday at 3 p.m. at Butterworth's after her death Saturday.
A strong vaudeville week at Moore's Orpheum features Frank Dobson headlining with his “19 sirens” and a busy supporting cast in Mrs. Wellington's Surprise. The Levy's Orpheum offering Beaside Furta stars Lew White as Able Kabibble with Bess Hill and a lively musical slate.
Princess Creation of Jade Green Silk leads a diverse bill including Wm. O'Clare and girls in a bright festival of song and dance with navy film extras and a Clara Theodoros Trio novelty gymnastic act. Florence Reed debuts a jade green elk gown by her personal dressmaker. University of Washington staging of Her Husband's Wife at Meany Hall follows. Funeral services held for Col. James N. Gilmer with Sigma Alpha Epsilon pallbearers.
A new show opened Sunday at the Palace Hip featuring joint headliners that give the program high interest, alongside other notable items. The act lineup promises variety and fresh acts for audiences.
Wash oysters and butter a baking dish then layer crumbs and oysters with seasoning and butter. Repeat until full, finish with crumbs then pour milk over. Bake 25 minutes in a hot oven. Use as much butter as your conscience will permit.
A fragmented old piece notes flowers send messages such as jonquils meaning return of affection and warns daffodils signal unrequited love. It links the daffodil to danger and deceit in Homeric myth where its odor allegedly causes stupor and death and retells the Proserpina myth with Venus and Pluto and a daffodil sprung scene.
An old medicinal ad promotes Nature's Tablets to regulate digestion and elimination without harsh laxatives. It warns against using calomel or irritating cathartics and claims the product harmonizes stomach bowels and kidneys for relief. The text touts natural liver medicine and guarantees customer satisfaction.
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