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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1915
Page
7
In a domestic scene Margie hosts Dick and Harry who flirt with drinking after a birth. Aunt Mary and Margie reflect on alcohol’s pull and the moral strain as Ellene recovers, ending with a sober drive and a cliffhanger for tomorrow.
The Star announces a series of articles by Mme Schumann-Heink aimed at brides visiting Seattle this month and into autumn. The famed singer and motherly figure will share extensive guidance and practical counsel for brides planning, wedding customs, and related preparations.
Practical tips for restoring silk dresses and dull mother of pearl items. Boiled potato water helps sponge a silk dress. olive oil cleans dull items with a brush and chamois. Whitening ginghams calicos and lawns uses sugar or lead dissolved in lukewarm water for several hours, then dry and press. note that the method may shrink fabrics.
A reader asks how to tell a young man she loves him and if her silence risks scaring him away. Vera advises speaking first is fine but a girl should avoid drawing unwanted attention. A farmer’s wife shares a cottage cheese method and a subscriber wonders about paying a deceased husband’s debts. the answer notes business ties and debts.
The article shares a detailed strawberry shortcake recipe with steps for washing berries beating eggs and making cake and cream. It invites readers to submit their own recipe to Mrs T. B. Wood and offers a one dollar prize for the best submission.
A reader asks if a wedding notice is an invitation and guidance on gifts for a traveler. Another asks how a married woman should handle her husband’s former wife’s letters to him, with counsel to discuss with her husband and avoid escalating the issue.
Wash Pongee with lukewarm water and white soap. Do not rub the soap on the fabric. Rinse in tepid water and hang to dry in shade by the belt. Press on the wrong side with heat that is not very hot.
Be i ee Cream Sodas are advertised at the Wood Lunch Soda Fountain on Pike Avenue with Adv. in the local newspaper item.
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