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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1911
Page
5
F Langworthy of the USDA explains cheese as a meat substitute noting its nutritional value and savory qualities. The text surveys mild and aged cheeses, cooking methods, and common dishes where cheese provides flavor, fat, and protein in various preparations.
A collection of Miss Grey’s responses mixed with reader letters addresses on domestic issues. Thecla Thelma describes abuse and independence, while others ask about stain removal, teen dating, graduation gifts, and mahogany care. Practical advice focuses on legality of wife beating, household chores, and social proprieties.
Letter from a young widow asking The Star readers for assistance to clothe her two babies and herself. She says she is weak and ill and cannot work, can only provide basic needs, and offers to sew clothes herself in return. The note mentions her babies and a waist measurement.
A composer explains a piece telling a story through instruments without vocal parts. The adviser says the idea is unique if performers convey human emotion. The public may demand easy entertainment, but encouragement to pursue this approach is offered.
A letter requests forwarding an enclosed envelope to Blockhead a studio known for copyrighting music. The writer asks for a stamped self addressed envelope to the woman pages of The Star so the envelope mentioned will be sent.
Three seven week old female black apaniels, three in total, need homes. They can be found at 426 East Howell St in Seattle.
Handkerchiefs mimic summer neckwear with scalloped edged sheer fabrics forming sailor collars and turnback cuffs. Plain borders in dark blue with red accents create stylish combinations. Cross bar red and color line patterns suit wide square collars and cuffs. The piece ends with a William Nesbit quote about reading.
Glass knobs with glass keyplate and lock suit country houses. To preserve brooms dip them for three minutes in boiling hot scap enda once a week and hang them to dry. This renders them pliable and they will wear longer.
A rose bud lawn or dimity tea apron with a pointed lower edge and vallace trim is suggested. Celery leaves dried and stored in jars or cans serve as a useful substitute for flavoring in soups and sauces when fresh celery is unavailable.
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