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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1910
Page
7
A rallying call promotes girls joining baseball, praising girls in Seattle who can throw across the plate, bat, and run bases. The piece argues gym gear and bloomers should not hinder participation and encourages girls to try the sport.
Instructions describe making an orange layer cake with butter and sugar beaten with egg yolks, folding in flour and milk, folding in stiff whites, baking in two layers, and a citrus filling and orange-peel frosting. The filling uses lemon and orange juice, peel, sugar, cornstarch, and egg yolk, thickened and cooked, then spread between layers and frosted.
Breakfast dishes include Stewed Apricots Cereal with Cream Ox Eyes Crisp Bacon Toast Coffee Dinner features Beef Broth with Rice Potato Pie Eggs Baked in Tomato Combination Salad Strawberry Bavarian Cream Coffee Supper offers Scrambled Eggs with Peas German Fried Potatoes Biscuits Stewed Cherries Orange Layer Cake
A method for preparing toast rounds with milk dipped bread, butter, and topped with whipped egg whites. Create a depression in each round, add a whole yolk, season, dot with butter, and bake briskly until set. Garnish with parsley and serve on small plates.
A housekeeper plans a Sunday dinner using cold roast beef and vegetables. She chops the beef, onions and tomato juice, then mashes potatoes cream, layers the mixture in a dish, and bakes it in a hot oven for a flavorful meal.
A simple lunch idea: hollow a tomato top and scoop, crack an egg into the hollow, bake in a hot oven, and serve on buttered toast hot. The method yields a savory egg cup with tomato flavor and crisp toast base.
A simple mixed vegetable salad uses cold boiled potatoes celery cauliflower beets carrots onion and apple. Toss with Mayonnaise dressing and chill before serving as a light side dish.
Beat yolks of two eggs with sugar and a dash of galt. Pour in hot milk, then soften gelatin in cold water and dissolve. Cook until coat the spoon, strain, cool. Fold in stiff egg whites, whipped cream, and mashed strawberries. Mold, chill, and serve with or without whipped cream.
A recipe outlines heating butter and milk in an omelet pan then adding eggs to cook into a thick fold. Peas are heated separately until very hot, with liquid drained before serving.
A simple chambray dress uses blue and white or black and white fabric with bands of plain material and matching buttons as trimming. The garment features optional tucked white muslin lower sleeve and may be worn with or without it.
A kitchen tip advises removing steak from its wrapping immediately after purchase to prevent the meat from absorbing wrapper flavors. The guidance warns that leaving the steak in paper can ruin the taste, especially for inexperienced cooks preparing a fine cut.
When water is boiled add a pinch of salt and pour from one vessel to another while keeping the receptacles apart to aerate the liquid and prevent flatting. A lemon cut in half may improve flavor. Serve after chilling.
Dear Miss Grey offers methods to preserve strawberries without cooking by layering fruit with sugar, letting stand overnight, then sealing jars. Additional guidance covers light syrup canning, water bath steps, and jelly making, plus hot tamales and Mexican chile recipes from readers.
A short guide explains three creams for facial care, how to apply them safely, and cautions about skin growth. It also gives tips on custard preparation and floor cleaning with kerosene for tiled surfaces and linoleum.
A survey of summer fashion trends highlights marquisettes for lingerie dresses, Belte and girdies in vogue, vivid evening dresses in scarlet emerald green silks and satins, green millinery, new collars and cuffs, ribbons on dresses, various sleeves and jumpsuits, and bridal style accents. Hair ornaments, hats, gloves, and jewelry are favored, with mushroom hats and spears of color preferred. practical tips advise adding soda to cornmeal to improve baking.
In Bulgaria the wedding day is the big event for a village bride. Preparations start years before, with the girl collecting bright cloths for a striking dress. The white gown is replaced by a knee length red or blue gown embroidered in many silks while the groom wears white and crowns, symbolizing his status for the day.
This week a factory surplus sale presents noted mattresses at substantially reduced prices. Zenith Mattress A uses 45 lbs long staple cotton with hand tufting and roll edge priced at 8.75, Purity Mattress 40 lbs felted cotton at 3.45 to 8.75 range, Sanitary Quaker and other models listed with special sale prices.
Advertisement notes a bed spring product with pencil weave wire and oil springs, supported at center, heavy cord through fabric, ends supported by helical springs. Describes size flexibility and price of $2.75.
Lace curtains from two and three pair lots offered with regular prices from ten to forty dollars per pair. Special offer cuts prices in half, presenting a substantial discount on stock for immediate sale.
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