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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1920
Page
5
A reader advocates separate homes for spouses with periodic visits to curb divorce. The idea envisions continued courtship while living apart, aiming to sustain love and reduce marital breakdown. A discussion thread follows with questions about legal ages for marriage in Washington.
The savings division of the United States treasury reports that five states, by legislative action, have made thrift instruction compulsory.
The Star invites the pictured ladies to call at editorial rooms for tickets to the Moore vaudeville show. The Fashion Picture last Saturday featured Mix Paina Koon of 273 32nd Ave.
A guy line snapped at National mill in Cedarville, killing one worker and injuring two others. In Madrid, Spanish planes bombed Moroccan rebel strongholds, escalating the conflict.
Eugene Levy and Edward Bloom invite The Passing Show stars to a Friday matinee at Levy’s Orpheum. The event marks the city’s first professional matinee with hundreds of girls from The Passing Show occupying the front rows and Winter Garden principals in the lower boxes.
Instructional note describes adding bread crumbs to a breakfast omelet. Use one cup bread crumbs to four eggs and one cup milk. Crumbs softened in milk, eggs beaten until smooth, seasoned with salt and pepper, then baked in a shallow dish until set like custard.
A decorative fruit salad uses one can sliced pineapple with bananas, mayonnaise dressing, candied cherries, walnuts, and lettuce. Arrange pineapple slices with mayo, stand a banana half upright on each slice, top with a cherry on a toothpick, and serve on lettuce to resemble a lit candle.
A wife plans a perfect dinner to reconcile with her husband Bob who does not arrive for hours. She dresses, prepares a soufflé, and waits with rising anxiety, blaming rival Ann Lorimer and imagining explanations while the Madame Butterfly music underscores her loneliness. The night ends with tears and a warning about domestic meddling.
The Old Gardener notes Japanese vegetables gain popularity among American garden makers. Among others, the Sakurajima giant radish stands out for its enormous size yet tender texture. Radishes can reach twenty inches long and about twice that in circumference and store well into winter.
In Washington on June 10 the American Women's Legion urged Congress to grant a national charter. The group, composed of mothers wives sisters and daughters of World War veterans, aims for a broad 20 million member base and plans a magazine The Awl. Notables signed the charter petition including Mrs Nicholas Longworth Mrs William H Taft and Miss Byrd Mack.
One half cup butter or substitute two eggs one cup sugar one cup flour two cups chopped pecan meats two squares baking chocolate one teaspoon vanilla Melt chocolate and butter together add sugar then the eggs well beaten then the flour gradually then the nuts and flavoring Bake in shallow pan twenty minutes.
A vintage promotional note extols Poslam for skin relief, claiming rapid improvement of eczema and inflamed complexions. It touts concentrated formula, overnight clearing effects, and nationwide availability, inviting free samples from Emergency Laboratories in New York.
Separate the eggs and beat with half the sugar then fold in the fruit and hot water. Cook over a double boiler until smooth, then fold into stiff egg whites and serve in glass cups with lady fingers or cake.
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