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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1909
Page
16
Star readers learn Miss Adame will portray Joan of Arc in armor on horseback leading forces in a pageant based on Schiller's Joan of Awe. German Ambassador Count Von Dematerff will attend. She trains with wooden soldiers to study real wartime movement.
A stream of kitchen and laundry tips covers drying bread crumba ground for storage, boiling towels, and avoiding wrapped silver. It advises keeping cleaning tools ready, using a pitcher for batter, warming plates carefully, and employing borax with tallow for starch preparation. The note hints at safe cleaning practices and avoiding odor in summer storage.
A fragment from a modern style kitchen column shares advice on seasonal vegetables and simple recipes. It lists methods for preparing stuffed small round vegetables, creamed asparagus soup, beef Maryland Stew, corn bread, and a few dessert and dream-interpretation notes tied to domestic life.
An article promotes a costly Paris gown with a long trailing white skirt and a fancy bodice made from cream crepe, net, satin, and embroidery. It also includes a mystic advert about a magician's vase that overflows what you give, illustrating a moral about love charity envy and joy.
A fragment describes mixing a cement like paste using cotton and other materials to create a soft filling for pillows. It mentions shaping into squares and heating briefly, a process claimed to yield a light, downlike result. The passage also touches on freezing water blocks for ice storage and a miswritten reminiscence about someone’s teeth.
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