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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1910
Page
8
A recipe merging cod or bass substitution for salmon, with salmon offal cleanup and a bread crumb mold steamed or baked for 1 to 2 hours. Ingredients include smoked salmon, stale bread, parsley, lemon juice, milk, pepper, salt, and a white or Hollandaise sauce.
Heaven does not give itself it must be won. No good or glory of this life but comes by pain. Peace hath her victories no fess renowned than war. The one great thing is to have a life of one's own. Such as everyone is inwardly so he judges outwardly. Doing good is the only certainly happy action of a man's life. Truth if it is to be grasped to the fullness must be sought for and that earnestly.
The article discusses a new hairstyle described as a wide voluminous scarf or sash effect with hair extending around the head and a modern bias toward contrasting colors. It notes slender figures appear taller with the look and mentions color pairings such as Kingfisher blue, peacock blue, black on white, and yellow on green, while some find it less attractive when overly ballooned above the gown.
The column notes metallic yokes and veiled fabrics as the latest fashion dictates while a playful scene unfolds over a dance and a mock meal. The dialogue pokes gentle fun at Mrs Gotrichquick and a humorous exchange ends with a pun on appetite and supper.
Readers ask about dates for Good Friday in 1895 and other years, plus rust stains removal, ink removal from linen, cleaning white bear cloth, curry rice recipe, caramel icing, and brightening white metal on a Monarch range. Answers include dates, methods with salt lemon milk vinegar and olive oil.
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