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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1910
Page
7
A 1910 girl plans a 6 o'clock lawn tea with patriotic food and simple decorations. Guests will answer a “game of nations” quiz, with words ending in nation, for prizes, using red white and blue motifs and small flags as centerpieces.
A humorous survey of kissing in modern life from medical debate to stage practice. It cites Dr. A M Worthington of Harvard defending kissing as safe in moderation, notes court prices for kisses, and mentions a silk gauze strainer to reduce germs, ending with no widespread adoption.
Steam or boil six good steed carrots until tender then press through a sieve. Heat three pints of milk and add the carrot pulp with a touch of onion juice. Stir a small amount of flour with melted butter then thin with carrot cooking water. Bring to a boil after thickening and serve with sauce.
The menu lists breakfast items such as raspberries cereal with cream crisp bacon creamed potatoes toast coffee. Luncheon includes left over lamb sliced cold macaroni Mexican style bread and butter sandwiches sponge cake tea dinner features cream of carrot soup meat loaf browned potatoes cauliflower with green pea puree tomato salad and roly poly pudding coffee.
Dish instructs cutting cold boiled potatoes into dice. Heat milk, whisk in flour with cold milk, add potatoes and butter, season with salt and pepper, and simmer until sauce thickens.
In a saucepan melt a tablest spoonful of lard and butter until hot. Add four pound macaroni broken, half an onion sliced, one large tomato sliced, salt pepper and a dash of cayenne. Stir to prevent burning and brown slightly. Then add one large cup stock or hot water and boil until absorbed and macaroni is tender.
A simple method for a roly poly pudding uses biscuit dough rolled to a quarter inch. Spread with berries, roll, tie in a cloth with space for expansion, then boil to finish.
Instructions describe meat loaf with rolled crackers salt sage eggs milk buttered tin lined with salt pork. Cauliflower served with green pea puree, butter, onion, four, stock, and sugar, edged with toast points.
A simple sponge cake method beats four eggs with a pinch of salt for five minutes, adds two cups sugar then mixes in two cups sifted flour with one teaspoon baking powder and one teaspoon lemon. Finally fold in four cups boiling water for a light batter.
A washerwoman sings of a Savior who will keep her to the end amid poverty and toil. The poem contrasts grim daily life with quiet spiritual solace and human need expressed through song. It notes linen fashion tips and thrifty buying, with Irish lace as a refined trim option.
A trimmed blue Viennese linen frock with a dotted straw hat is described alongside practical sewing tips for yokes on waists. The piece adds whitening methods for yellowed fabrics, a lemon tea refreshment, a pepper salad idea, and safe can opening guidance. It mixes fashion notes with household hints for summer.
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