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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1920
Page
3
A long reader letter debate on the Perpetual Courtship plan compares married harmony with separate homes. It contrasts a mature, loving family life against a feared culture of division, urging unity and condemning the proposed split.
A reader who visits The Star editorial room will receive two tickets to the Moore venue’s Orpheum vaudeville show. The note invites a “lady pictured here” to stop by for the offer.
A narrator laments blame for daily mishaps from a husband and noisy animals. She muses on a separate home with peace for her children to avoid pettiness and discord.
Prepare shell and cook two pounds of peas until tender. Drain and mix with one cup chopped peanuts and three sweet pickles. Cover with mayonnaise dressing. Serve on lettuce leaves with dressing and sprinkle chopped peanuts over all.
Neuralgia presents as shooting head pains giddiness ear noise and neck and shoulder tenderness often extending to the arms. Causes include nervous disposition and anemia. Hot applications offer temporary relief but true cure lies in nourishing the nerves via the blood. build up the blood with nutrients and symptoms may lessen. The Dr Williams Medicine Co offers a free booklet Diseases of the Nervous System and Pink Pills at 60 cents a box via mail or drugstore.
The article praises vacuum cleaners for efficient dust removal, noting they pull dust into a container without spreading debris. It contrasts with brooms for loose scraps and stresses suction power as key to sanitary benefits in a dusty home.
Candied cherries are prepared by blanching halved fruit, boiling sugar syrup, simmering, and drying in sun or a slow oven. The article ends with a comment praising daily editorials in The Star for timely, clear local and national commentary.
A confession reveals Ann’s plan to meet Ives at a beach bathhouse. She describes taking a bus to White Point, paying for a private compartment, watching Ives through blinds, and retrieving a gun in a box she had placed earlier. She then fled, hating the encounter and fearing her husband and Beth.
The text explains thinning carrots and beets to one inch apart, removing every other plant for table use, and suggests planting rutabagas now for large turnips six to eight inches apart. It notes surplus harvests for winter storage and promises usefulness next winter.
Local ad urges shoppers to visit Boldt's for low prices on staple foods. The note highlights discounts on favored grocery items and invites customers to compare value.
A light gray mousseline foundation hosts a gray chiffon gown with darker latte revers and gun metal sequin bands at each flounce. Valenciennes bands cross the fabric, while the draped chiffon bodice rests over a satin brocade camisole, edged with chiffon.
Heat 2 quarts of ripe currants and strain the juice through a cheesecloth. To each quart of juice add a half pound of sugar and enough water to dilute the syrup. Add juice of 1 lemon and chill, then pour over cracked ice. Ornament each glass with lemon slices or currants. Let’s eat at Boldt's.
The first unit of Camp Fire Girls arrives on Trimble Island for a two week summer camp relays. Twenty tents and a main hall form the camp with Ruth Brown in charge and chaperones for every five girls. Seattle girls may join. applications at 1004 Henry Building. Lodging and board cost six dollars weekly. Fifty Boy Scouts begin at Camp Pearsons. camps rotate through September 1.
The piece argues kitchen implements deserve care as they are used daily. It warns a granite saucepan with chips is dangerous and a Dover egg beater that operates imperfectly is wasteful. Worn brushes spread bristles and clog plumbing. A stitch in time saves nine.
Daily Star column showcases reader epistles described as genuine, with lively opinions and engaging notes. The collection highlights their value as enlightening and worth reading for a broad audience.
Pour out coffee remaining in chill thoroly and dilute with cream. Sweeten to taste and serve in glasses. Allow one tablespoon of vanilla ice cream to each glass.
The article advises moving perishables indoors during frost, using a north window if possible, and extending storage months with a simple box. It suggests inexpensive metal boxes, or a DIY win from packing material, plus a shelf and paper to reduce moisture.
A major sale at Cherry's Rialto Style Shop offers credit options and large price cuts on dresses sport coats and petticoats. The store expects crowded lines and has prepared to assist all shoppers during the Red Sale event at Rialto over Pig'n Whistle.
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