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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1910
Page
6
A historical reflection on the suffrage movement arguing that women must have full and equal participation in state functions. It contrasts past oppression with modern progress in law, education, medicine, and public institutions, urging expansion of state functions to include women’s leadership.
The poem describes a woman’s lure for men using fashion and cosmetics as bait. It lists clothing and accessories to attract, then shifts to advice on keeping skin glowing with steaming, cold cream, and light powder. The tone mirrors a cautionary stitch of vanity and aging.
A reflective piece on tact versus tactlessness in social life. It extols tact as patient listening and graceful influence, compares tactful and tactless women, and urges readers to adopt the motto Be on Guard to spare others' feelings.
A brief note explains that adding a few minutes after the car s are added improves gravy, though these steps may be omitted if desired. The guidance emphasizes that the additions significantly boost flavor without being mandatory.
A historic recipe describes simmering one quarter pound of dried beef in water, then adding 1 to 2 pints of milk. Boil until thickened with a paste of flour and milk or water, season with malt, and finish with butter. Break in 1 or 2 eggs to finish.
A collection of kitchen instructions for making waffles with sour cream or sweet cream batter, cheese biscuits, malt flavored dough balls, and glazed buns. Includes steps for kneading, baking times, and tempering with malt and shortening. Also provides a cheese and potato glaze and a boiled onion water milk broth served hot with pepper and salt. Ends with a note on fried slices tasting like oysters.
The instructions describe cooling milk, dissolving compressed yeast in water, mixing in bread flour to form a batter, beating until smooth then resting to rise. The mixture includes coconut and citron, plus egg yolks and sugar, forming a light bubbly batter ready for further steps.
A bees family cautions a curious bee to stay near Big Meadow. Buzz-Wing sneaks to a white house and is chased by a woman. He hides in a morning glory and awakens to find the door closed. He returns home to his worried mother who explains the incident.
The column explains limited space and time prevent replying to all letters. A reader asks which hand and finger wear the engagement ring and what stone to choose. the reply notes that rings are usually set with a single stone, but the stone type varies by preference.
A rustic baking list mentions butter sugar milk flour and baking powder with citron currants for a fruit loaf. It reads like a vintage home kitchen guideline with quantities given as cups pounds and a teaspoon.
The instruction details a recipe step to chop finely 1 percent cup of mushrooms and 44 1 percent cups of breadcrumbs softened in half cup of cream. It reads as a measurement fragment aiming at a cohesive filling or stuffing blend.
The text describes preparing a salad with pepper and tomatoes, rinsing and slicing a cucumber, then layering on lettuce. It instructs to pour French dressing over the arranged greens and to let the dish stand before serving.
Fragmentary recipe notes describe simmering currant and raspberry conserve with citrus juices and sugar. Includes vague steps about combining fruit, zest, and pectin like additions, with timing references and unclear quantities.
An old fashioned English party hosted by Mrs Groening in York will take place Monday afternoon at three o clock. Mr Edward 16th is noted as a supporter and attendees are asked to bring the affair if confirmed for the campaign.
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