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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1909

Page

4

Unknown Husband of a Noted Woman Revealed in Star Feature

The Star profiles a husband once known in Minneapolis as My Bacon before moving to New York with ties to Josephine Daskam and Fairchild. Born in New Haven to a minister, he studied at Carleton and Wisconsin, served in the war, married in 1884, and later faced public scrutiny over money and personal ties as his wife gained fame.

Josephine Dodge New York Minneapolis New Haven Minis Minnesota Little Carleton College Wisconsin Fairchild Bacon Volota Law Echoe Josephine Daskam

Recipes and society notes mixed with kitchen tips

A collage of home recipes for grape cordial sardine sauce tomato soup and raised doughnuts alongside a long society paragraph noting New York readers and details about Mrs Arthur Scott Morden and others with fashion notes and a humorous line about a child and a cat. The text blends culinary directions with social sketches and light gossip.

New York Arthur Scott Morden

Why Men Do Not Marry Says Modern Marriage Columns

A dated discussion argues men avoid marriage for selfish reasons and accuse women. It counters this by claiming women would accept poverty for love, if only men pursued real life values. The piece reflects early 20th century gender norms from a Woman's Home section.

Case Sappho Smith Pat Oesete

Syllables of Delicate Sweetbreads For Invalids

A recipe for delicate sweetbreads to suit invalids. Soak briefly in water, blanch in lemon juice or vinegar, then make a white sauce with butter flour and milk. Blend, add peas, and serve on toast.

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