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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1920
Page
3
The writer argues for separate rooms or adjacent suites to grant each spouse privacy and reduce conflict. She suggests a combined living and dining area if space is tight, a compact kitchen, and nursery proximity to parents' rooms to ease caregiving. She asks readers if her plan can work in a small house.
The Star offers two tickets to the Booth Tarkington comedy Clarence at the Metropolitan for the lady pictured. Last Thursday’s fashion note features Miss Thelma Hammons of Washington Apartments.
Instructions describe making cheese sandwiches with white bread and cheese slices. Halved bread slices are buttered and fried in a hot pan until golden brown, cooking on both sides for a crisp result.
Reheat asparagus tips and arrange on four triangles of toast. Place a poached egg on each and drizzle with melted butter. Sprinkle with salt and pepper and serve at once.
The tip suggests rinsing the can with a hose after collection, turning it upside down to drain on the grass, then right side up to dry in sunlight. A small water layer prevents refuse sticking and eases the garbage man’s work.
Rome reports a new Italian tax on dancing in public venues. The levy ranges from 60 to 600 per night per establishment, targeting tearooms hotels and restaurants where crowds enjoy dancing.
Mrs C P Balabanoff of Tacoma, president of the State Federation of Women's clubs, is ill and will not attend. Vice president Mrs W M Kern will preside. Over 300 delegates and visitors are in Wenatchee for the convention as election boards and officers are to be named. A Seattle delegation is among those registered and events include an American Revolution DAR honor, textile testing, parliamentary law, and a reception for 25 new members.
In a tense domestic moment, the narrator consoles Ann as they fear detection in the murder of Claude Ives. They weigh involving the police against endangering Daddy Lorimer and Ann, while the looming threat of exposure strains family bonds and nerves.
Nomination of officers, set by ballot this afternoon, likely delayed as appointments await Mrs Balabanoff. Governor Louis F Hart will deliver the evening’s primary address as the main feature of the program.
An advertorial touts Boldt’s as the place where customers find the best foods at the lowest prices. The copy emphasizes value and affordability to attract shoppers.
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