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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1913
Page
5
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An editor's note introduces Mrs. Emily Riesenberg, a renowned outdoor cookery expert, who will share summer camp and outdoor eating guidance. The piece advises planning supplies based on location, climate, and transport, favoring dehydrated and canned foods when away from civilization, and suggests a portable stove or folding oven for camp cooking. It outlines bagged food storage, waxed paper wraps, and simple camp methods for coffee and omelet dishes with basic ingredients and steps.
A recipe using three cups cold mashed potatoes four tablespoons flour and salt and pepper to taste. Mix ingredients then fry in hot pan with bacon fat until brown on both sides. If no bread use extra flour and two eggs to make them substantial.
A recipe outline shows combine two cups corn meal with salt and melted fat. Add two cups boiling water, stir, then cover to steam completing the dish.
Readers seek guidance on teens marriage age and music lessons. A sensible reply urges waiting to marry unless urgent, suggests mothers accompany youths seeking lessons, and notes home training shapes character. The column reflects on family duties, responsibility, and avoiding hatred or violence.
A married man writes of loving another woman. The columnist advises that conscience is judge, urges him to ignore the mistress, and to focus on rightful conduct. The letter asks how to forget a beloved rival in an unhappy marriage.
A reader asks Miss Grey for guidance after discovering a husband may have been previously married without a divorce. The columnist suggests first confirming via the marriage license bureau where the prior marriage occurred, then questioning the husband for clarity.
Ashland Wisconsin man describes years of rheumatism and stomach trouble eased after using Dr Loughney Bake Oven treatment. He traveled to the city, reports miraculous relief, says he sleeps well and is born again. Offices listed with hours and free consultation.
A 14 year old writes detailing a troubled home with a stepmother who is kind yet demands chores and schooling. She confides thoughts of running away and reluctance to call the stepmother mother. The letter prompts Miss Grey to reflect on personal disposition and escape urges.
Koveralls brand offers garments for boys or girls emphasizing individuality and workmanship. Materials include white tangalatea khaki and denim with blue or red trims. Available in short or three-quarter sleeves sizes 1 to 8 years. A new suit free if they rip. Third Floor.
Messaline skirts with snap fitted bands and deep pleated flounce priced at 2.95 from 5.00. White wash silk models with colored stripes also 2.95. Chiffon taffeta tailored styles with deep silk underlay offered at 2.95. Sizes vary and some pieces slightly soiled. Second Floor.
A voice urges resilience in child discipline, proposes playful chores to ease tension, questions terms for a stepmother, and suggests considering the mother’s perspective. The tone blends admonition with care, urging acceptance of duties and respectful kinship terms.
The Y W C A reports growth in the first six months of this year versus 1912. Eighty for this year? 16,896 girls have received benefits. The new building is under construction and being erected on a cash basis. The building fund rose from 266,783 to 311,846 from January to April.
In Daniel Fuhrman bankruptcy, Judge Cushman approves a $9,000 cash claim to the estate by trustee J. B. Power. The order says Fuhrman and his wife must pay the funds, alleging concealment from the trustee.
Judiciary committee meeting aims to recall supreme court ruling by resubmitting a charter amendment setting a $2.75 minimum wage for all city work. Proposed by Councilman Hesketh after the court held current law covered only local improvement laborers. Consideration of Councilman Griffiths' resolution on Mayor Cotterill's riot policy was postponed.
Portland July 24 Mrs Sarah Jane Hill longtime pioneer and mother queen of the Pioneers association died today at 89 from heart trouble She came to Oregon in 1843 Seattle leads in miles of street railways per population
A historical notice touts a New Combined Treatment for catarrh that claims to cure by eliminating the disease cause from nose and throat. Testimonials from Reese Jones of Scranton and Sarah Cape of Mount Pella are cited, and a free trial package with directions is offered by mail.
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