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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1910
Page
8
Disjointed notes show lawmakers and activists debating a suffrage referendum in 1910 with Mrs Clarence Mack Now and others urging action. Reports mention preparations for a vote by April 3 and clues of a broader legislative push.
Specal correspondence reports New York women census suffrage opinions ahead of a state wide referendum. Carrie Chapman Catt leads suffrage efforts as 3,200 women participate across election districts urging voting rights next November.
A compressed timeline listing global milestones in women’s suffrage from 1838 to 1909. It notes territories and jurisdictions granting school suffrage, municipal rights, or full voting eligibility to women, including widows, single women, property holders, and various age groups across nations and states.
A frugal wife, with a slim purse, rips the old bonnet from a shelf and trims a new hat. She removes the fat year’s bonnet, shapes it anew, then outlines in fresher hues and with natural skill assembles the hat she took apart.
The article describes drying items in a strong breeze to keep them light and fluffy. It mentions adding a spoonful of oxgall to a gallon of water to treat goods soaked in it before washing. It cautions that tugs parked near a wagon may be affected by the wind.
A collection of kitchen instructions and meal ideas including baked creamed potatoes with bacon, raisin biscuits, canned strawberries, fig layer cake, tea, and toast. Recipes describe curried veal, banana pie, and a fruit glaze, with steps for dough, fillings, and bake times.
A fragment discusses age gaps in romance and warns young women to keep friendships with older men strictly friendly. It includes moral cautions about playing with a man's life and reflects on marriage expectations. The text shifts to recipe notes describing an improved pie pan design with a revolving blade under a ple crust.
A reworked Mother Goose scene features Jack Sprat and wife in a circus act as the fat lady and living skeleton. They travel with gauzy costumes, react to a bear incident, and note the other acts’ hardship. The tale ends with a friendly sign off asking after Tommy Tucker.
The piece warns that frowns sour a person's reputation and chances for success and encourages temper control. It then describes a simple day dress with a matching sleeve bodice and a lace trimmed collar.
An editorial piece urges women to support men through life’s battles. It extols sisterly sympathy as a powerful motive for virtue and success, urging rekindled bonds, guardian roles, and the transformative power of kindness and respect in guiding brothers toward virtue.
A reader asks which sustains life longer milk or bananas and learns milk has all essential elements. Instructions show curling plumes with a dull knife over heat, with salt to aid curling. A recipe for shrimp salad uses canned or fresh shrimp celery egg yolk oil vinegar cream mustard salt cayenne sugar onion juice and plating on lettuce.
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