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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1910
Page
7
A home kitchen list outlines meals including stewed figs cereal ham on toast soft boiled eggs graham muffins coffee and dinner items with celery soup potatoes and pork chops. It describes placing a colander over boiling water then forcing the mixture through with a wooden masher and cooking until the mixture rises to the top before serving with grated mild cheese and salt.
A recipe combining Graham muffins with a ham and egg topping. Bake a thick graham batter and prepare a heated milk and ham mixture with egg to thicken. Pour over toast slices and serve hot for a quick, hearty dish.
A hearty one dish supper coats sliced potatoes in a baking dish with salt pepper and butter. Pork chops rest on top then a pint of milk is poured over before baking an hour with half covered half uncovered. Finish with a simple batter of eggs milk and flour.
Mash a pint of strawberries with sweetener to taste and fold in stiffly beaten egg whites. Fill the center of a dish lined with sponge cake and garnish with whole berries.
A popular Southern supper dish layers buttered toast, sliced hard boiled egg whites, more toast, and mashed yolks riced through a press. A rich cream sauce is poured over and the dish is baked until well browned.
Two cups corn meal mush are mixed with two thirds cup grated cheese, then cooled cut into slices and baked until brown. The dish yields firm golden squares with a rich cheese flavor.
White yolks in gingham and chambray frocks will be used as much as ever. Hat pins and jewelry novelties in Chantecler designs appear everywhere. Colored wooden buttons decorate plain coats and suits. Cretonne bands trim summer gowns and suits. Black with color is a fashion prediction. Point protectors for hat pins are now on the market. Black is favored in millinery.
A dainty white voile gown with salmon pink design features a kimono waist and straight skirt. An aside notes grape juice carries most nutritive properties of milk per pint, implying medicinal value. strained canned grapes with ice provide a refreshing drink, but excessive sweetness ruins flavor.
A short note on fabric and fashion details. Velvet is heavily used to face Leghorn data. Patent leather remains fashionable for betta. Challia in Persian design adds a handsome touch to long sleeved outfits with toned cuffs and yoke backs on walsta.
A series of reader inquiries covers quitting tobacco and its cures, preventing greasy skin, safe rouge advice, best sleep timing, sunburn remedies, and snoring myths. The column cautions against artificial beauty aids, promoting natural health and regular sleep. Also suggests buttermilk lemon juice and cucumber juice for skin remedies.
A reader confesses marriage choices, love, and motives with stories of romance, status, and disillusion. Alternate voices reveal why individuals wed for security and affection, including a young girl admitting naivete and a man recalling proposals and marriage outcomes.
A brief, era style note references a Korean bride and lawbreakers, using a colloquial line about “little potatoes” to color the scene. The fragment hints at cultural clashes and wartime slang without expanding into concrete events or names.
A fragmented caption describes a bride and groom in a crowded setting dressed in vivid attire. The scene includes a Mother Hubbard figure and a decorative bird cage, with elaborate garments featuring a scarlet vest and wide OCNETs.
The writer laments the lasting ache of a woman’s heartbreak. A man may drown sorrows in distractions, but a wounded woman endures a drawn out waiting period before healing. The piece emphasizes the sting of lost love and the inadequacy of platitudes.
Experts say rhubarb acts as a blood cleanser when eaten regularly. The remedy is suggested for those with uric acid buildup and related tinting effects.
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