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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1910
Page
6
Mrs Homer Hill president of the Washington Equal Franchise Society is highlighted as a renowned suffragist in Seattle. She recalls territorial days when women voted by foot car or carriage and notes husbands of suffrage workers support the movement. She urges continued optimism and rallies for victory.
The elfin messengers under Spritely Wing declare a spring wakeup strike. The queen seeks aid from Most High Gardener who uses magic seeds to produce blue bells and fragrant white lilies of the valley that ring at midnight each spring.
A poetic note from Clinton Scollard in the New York Sun presents Virginia violets as tokens of fond love. The author urges the recipient to wear the blooms on her bosom and asserts thoughts as fair as the flowers.
The passage argues women teachers fund their own education efforts equally with men and fear losing influence if a woman becomes president of the National Educational Association. It contrasts church silence with the schools where women pay their own way and expect parity.
A remark on the hypothetical impact of women teachers gaining influence in proportion to their numbers, contrasting with the current state of affairs and lamenting the idea.
Fashions emphasize simple lines with matching accessories in color and material. Wide Hercules braid returns as a trim on skirts revers, collars, cuffs and pocket flaps. Waists sit slightly above for evening gowns while normal waists suit street wear. Black fabrics in satin breadcloths voile marquisettes and lace predicted. Leave oven door open after baking to prevent rust.
A New York feature describes a young model who poses for magazines illustrating next winter’s fur fashions. She endures long shoots in heavy furs with electric fans on between exposures as editors project long coats, elbow-length capes, and large tailless maffas for the coming season. The piece notes furs will be expensive and sewing repairs rely on cobbler's wax for durability.
A reader asks how to handle flirting customers, remove stains from a silk dress, fleas, season dates, and how to respond after dances. Grace Grey offers practical tips on dignity, stain handling with oxalic acid under supervision, flea control, posture changes, and polite replies.
Gray linen street dress features gray pearl buttons and heavy lace banding along the skirt and bodice. The garment is presented in the Paris fashion sense known as frocks de trotteur and described as a walking dress.
A simple lemonade recipe blends lemon juice with mint leaves and ginger. Boil molasses butter and water with spices, mix with sugar and soda, roll dough thin, bake quickly, then pour the cooled mixture over ice and ginger ale in a pitcher with mint garnish.
Select ripe uniform tomatoes. Core and scoop a bit of meltle, insert a raw egg with salt and pepper, top with bread crumbs and bake until done.
A recipe instructs boiling three celery stalks with a quarter cup washed rice until tender, then pressing through a sieve. The celery pulp is mixed with one quart heated new milk, seasoned, and served hot with toasted bread sticks.
Instructions describe removing dough at the right stage, shaping into a roll, cutting into 6 inch strips, placing them apart in a pan, brushing with beaten egg, and sprinkling poppy seeds. Bake once risen enough for the final loaf formation.
This guide describes boiling small cod haddock or thick salmon fillets in salted vinegar water to keep the flesh white. After cooking, drain and serve with a butter flour sauce enriched with hot water salt pepper and finished with eggs and lemon juice.
Chop one cup nut meats mix with hot mashed potato and bread crumbs Add two beaten eggs and enough hot milk to bind Shape into a loaf bake in a pan dot with butter baste with boiling water melt butter blend flour add boiling water stir smooth pour sauce around loaf Season with salt pepper and minced parsley on platter
Instruction on preparing lima beans involving overnight soaking and gradual simmering until they are well done but remain tender and not soggy.
Peel and chop young beets, then simmer in butter and tomato sauce with a splash of vinegar. Stir fried beans in a hot pan until golden, then serve with cod and potatoes. Adjust pepper to taste.
A vintage instruction to peel and halve apricots weight four pounds and shred a ripe pineapple. Dissolve half the apricot weight in sugar and combine with three quarters of the pineapple weight in sugar. Cook the fruit until tender and pour into jars to seal.
Six or seven apples are peeled and pared then baked in a buttered dish. A batter of flour salt milk and yolks and stiffly beaten whites is poured over the apples and baked for about an hour. Serve with creamy sauce.
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