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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1913
Page
8
Caroline Coe shares a Seattle household tip for strawberry shortcake in June, recounting a family memory and offering a biscuit based recipe. The piece notes the rose and strawberry as seasonal gifts and ends with a Dreamland dance invitation.
A collection of letters and columns from a early advice page. A wife seeks help for a drunk husband and child care fears. readers ask about drinking cups law and home ownership. a girl asks how to start a girls outdoor club. a mother asks whether to finish college. two students confess love to a geometry teacher. a dentist advertises painless services and prices.
Undergarments on display are discounted with muslin drawers and dimity pieces from third floor displays. Hand scalloped lace trimmed designs include muslin and dimity options between 85 cents and 2.50 dollars, with values labeled 1.50 to 6.50 dollars.
Norfolk stores offer boys novelty cloth suits in double breasted styles. Made from fancy homespun and cheviots in gray tan and brown. They emphasize style quality and price.
In Freling West Virginia on June 6, Mrs Sarah Taylor an elderly woman and her daughter Mrs Victoria Mullins were expelled from Little Hope Primitive Baptist church after a quarrel. Both refused to make the required confession and acknowledgment under church law to retain membership. Prof Edwin A Start of the University of Washington will address Greenwood Community Club Friday night at Greenwood Church North 83rd Street and Greenwood Avenue.
The Seattle Theatre presents Mrs. Wiggs of the Cabbage Patch and delivers a blend of humor and pathos. The production is praised as a major American play with broad appeal, offering moments of laughter and sorrow and repeating its charm for audiences. Tickets range 20 30 and 50 cents with matinee pricing 25 cents. DAS WANDERER
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