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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1910
Page
6
Editorials from the Washington Post and Omaha Bee discuss suffrage optimism and resistance, noting public sentiment in Britain and America. The pieces lampoon gendered competition, with a male guide to “solving” labor gaps by men entering domestic service and cooking, while suffragists press for ballots.
Dr Mary Halton was chosen president of the newly formed Po- Wha Equality Association for Trained Nurses branch at its first meeting held at 505 Fifth Avenue New York City Speakers included Mrs H P Belmont and Dr Elizabeth J Corbett pioneer woman physician of San Francisco Dr Anna von Shelly suffrage leader in New York New York Twenty seventh assembly district is
The Regal Dentists claim it is a crime to pull sound teeth and promote a natural tooth replacement method that avoids plates. They invite scrutiny of ongoing cases and finished work at 1405 Third Ave, cross street Union, opposite the post office, offering written guarantees and patient references.
Suffragists in the Fifteenth district plan Thursday open-air meetings with Tuesdays for the fourteenth and Fridays for another group through the summer. International leaders Miss Margaret McMillan Miss Silvia Pankhurst and Miss Terry will tour next winter to advocate woman suffrage with lectures. McMillan to extend after the Washington congress at the end of September. Mary Morton Kehew elected first vice president of the School Voters League aiding school reform in Boston. Wells College Equal Suffrage League elects Miss Lillian Richie as president as membership nears forty amid staff and student growth.
Mrs. Everett Parker of Richmond Indiana married at thirteen. Her daughter married at fourteen and has a child now twenty eight years old. The elder Mrs Parker lives to ninety and the newborn baby has a great great grandmother and a great grandmother alive.
A report notes crocheted pearl collars as a fashionable fad aligning with summer attire and dress codes, highlighting their popularity as a chic accessory for warm weather.
Grace Tyson headlines New York roof garden entertainment in The Follies of 1910 earning about $600 a week. critics praise her frothy stage presence and measured burlesque sense as Anna Held fades from the scene. Grace Tyson, born in Saginaw Michigan, rose from hardship to stardom.
A blue linen frock with a laced side bodice is shown. The ensemble includes long bilge silk gloves blue suede shoes and a Persian silk hat trimmed with pastel roses reflecting current fashion trends.
A fragmented coastal vignette shows children at play on the beach as waves crash, with a reflective tone on the sea and skyline. The piece shifts to a fashion note describing a forthcoming toddler-width skirt for fall, noting its tight bottom and tricky construction requirements for comfortable wear.
A Woman's National Daily feature encourages daily self discipline to curb temper. It argues persistent effort to smile instead of snap, noting anger drains energy, ruins health, and harms others. The piece blends motivational advice with a brief sewing note about a bent skirt gathered into a band.
Daisies dominate mid summer hat trims while velvet evening dresses emerge as a key fall signifier in current fashion notes. The piece highlights floral accents for hats and luxurious fabrics signaling upcoming wardrobe shifts.
The readable text lists meals across times of day from breakfast to dinner. Items include oatmeal with dates and cream for luncheon, cold meat, corn on the cob, apple sauce, sponge cake, tea, cream of corn soup, meat pie, baked potatoes, orange salad, peach pudding, and coffee.
A frugal recipe describes grating corn from three large cobs, simmering in water, then boiling with meat and vegetables. It details a potato crust pie using shoulder mutton, carrots, onions, potatoes, and a flour butter roux. Includes crust made from mashed potatoes and shortening, baking powder to lighten the crust, and rough quantities for potatoes and flour.
A simple serving method describes stirring in a tablespoon of seeded chopped dates into each bowl of well cooked oatmeal. Serve the oatmeal with sugar and cream for a rich finish.
Roll six eggs or six eggs hard and chop whites finely. Make a sauce with butter flour and hot milk. Cream butter and flour add milk and cook to cream. Layer bread crumb base with chopped whites yolks and sauce, season, repeat until used top with crumbs. Bake 20 to 30 minutes.
A simple layered salad using sliced oranges placed over watercress. Each layer is dusted with powdered sugar and shredded coconut to add sweetness and texture.
A fragmented recipe note lists three eggs one cup sugar two tablespoons milk one teaspoon vanilla and two teaspoons baking powder with a typed error ending in eifted In. The readable lines suggest a baking preparation outline lacking steps and complete measurements.
Eight peaches cut up and sugared, stand while custard is prepared. Scald milk and beat yolks with cornstarch and salt. Stir peaches into hot custard, then cool before salting.
The Washington Post notes that Anita Stewart of New York and Prince Miguel of Braganza face confusion abroad over their title Duke de Viseu. Viseu is a Beira town famed for gold work and Dom Henrique the Navigator received the title in 1425.
A story where Mr and Mrs Brown Wren nurture a cuckoo chick in their apple nest. The cuckoo pushes a real chick out, Mrs Wren debates stealing the guest or keeping her brood. She cleverly ties horsehair to each baby and the nest then returns with food, saving the young wrens.
A guide offers simple tips for households. Ideas include stabilizing shot put in a tall vase to prevent toppling and painting a dark cupboard white inside to improve visibility. It suggests adding black dye to starch to preserve fabric color and briefly warming a pie pan to ease removing baked goods.
The George Washington circle of the Ladies of the G A R will hold a social event tomorrow afternoon from 2 to 5 at 509 West 44th Street, hosted by Mrs. Guy Smith. Attendees are urged to wear military collars on coats and jackets.
The Oregon and Washington railroad now runs a modern Pullman sleeping car from Beattie to Denver via Portland. The car travels over the Oregon Railroad & Navigation Co. Oregon Short Line and Union Pacific and will be handled from Portland on the Oregon & Washington Limited. This service should appeal to travelers on the new Portland to Chicago fast limited.
A suffrage luncheon took place at a Seattle hotel with invited guests and speakers discussing women's voting rights. The event highlighted ongoing advocacy and community support for suffrage.
Seattle wholesale firm Stone-Fisher to liquidate fifty thousand dollars worth of surplus merchandise at retail. Sale set for Saturday with prices near the stated figures. Local events note pool play at Oriental Pool tonight with ten dollar cash prizes.
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