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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1910
Page
11
Fashion note predicts radical sleeve styles for spring and summer 1910. Tailored dresses favor leg of mutton sleeves with elbow buttons while dressy options show elbow sleeves with three quarter undersleeve. Lightweight sheer gowns feature tiny lace sleeves described as mere apologies for the real article.
A reader letter from B A B details dangerous skin care habits. The column urges stopping facial creams powder and massage, recommends simple cleansing with hot and lukewarm water, minimal talcum, outdoor air, sleep, diet, and avoiding cold cream borax and chamois for healthier skin by age 25.
A notice invites the Children of Erin to a St Patrick Day gathering at 68 Main Ave Ox St hosted by Mr and Mrs Martin Murphy and Mr and Mrs John Jones. It suggests Irish costumes and green decorations with shamrock motifs and festive refreshments while warning against offensive caricatures.
Do not serve several starch foods at one meal. After washing, rub neck with lotion of lemon juice and rosewater. Massage with warm olive oil. Tossing a ball develops neck muscles and benefits the eyes.
Sliver Jewelry emphasizes affordable semi precious stones for richness. The article notes chiffon kimono blouses and black velvet slippers to be paired with light frocks for the coming season.
The article advises beauty readers to choose hairpins with care and avoid broken or rough edges. It cautions against using defective pins and to run them through the hair slowly to remove imperfections. It also warns that pins can injure the scalp, especially with new hairstyles.
A reader asks how to remove rust from cut steel ornaments using salt and vinegar soak, then rinse and dry. Another asks what day of the week October 3, 1871 fell on, answered as Tuesday. A Welsh rarebit recipe offered for four, with cream cheese, butter, mustard, cayenne, eggs, ale, and toast, plus a beerless variation with cream and flour and butter.
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