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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1910
Page
3
In a quirky display, a damaged captioned exhibit at the regional show drew attention as a car appeared to be concealed behind a translucent veil. Spectators noted the unusual presentation and debated its meaning.
A scattered menu lists items like grape omelet with peas, popovers, coffee, chicken with chestnut stuffing, potatoes au gratin, turnips, caviar peach preserves cake and chocolate cake. Instructions mention mixing with a wooden spoon and stuffing a bird, though details are garbled.
Fragmented OCR text describes halting cooking steps for a dish with caned pone juice, salt, and gaita. It mentions sautéing onions, adding peas, blanching, and preparing stuffing with water and soaking bread. Various garbled phrases imply chicken liver and herbs but lack coherent instructions.
Four medium sized baked potatoes on a bed of 14 pounds of cheese and bread crumbs alternated with butter salt and pepper, topped with milk and baked until brown. Cut oranges bananas andmal age grapes with a little syrup and lemon juice, mix and chill on lettuce and garnish with chopped nuts.
A simple marshmallow pudding method calls for half a pound of marshmallows cut into pieces and placed in a serving dish. Add one can shredded pineapple and let it stand several hours, then top with whipped cream just before serving.
A vintage recipe describes melted butter with stock and anchovy essence to form a rich soup base, folded with shrimp yolks and cream then lemon juice. It also details olives stuffed with caviar paste served on lettuce, plus a chocolate milk dessert with shaved chocolate and boiled milk.
In a village, Amy yearns for a big golden sweet apple while friends doubt the wish. A plump golden apple falls into Amy's lap, fulfilling her wish instantly and surprising everyone with the fruit’s beauty and taste.
A fragmentary guide covers how shoppers in need choose affordable items during a tight season. It notes buying durable garments like coats or dresses while avoiding extravagant designs that quickly go out of style, and suggests prioritizing practical musts over luxury purchases.
Advertisement describes a smocked dress for girls, versatile with or without net or embroidery guimpe, suitable in cotton, sheer or wool. Distinctive feature is the smocking.
A brief old fashioned recipe for candy making using molasses sugar boiling water vinegar cream of tartar butter and soda. It instructs boiling to brittle stage cooling dipping flavoring and pulling the candy until light and porous then cutting and flattening on buttered plates.
The passage describes washing dates, removing seeds, inserting a nut, forming a sugared crust, and setting on oiled paper. It then outlines making Home Made Chocolate Carameta with brown sugar milk butter vanilla and chocolate boiled to a ball, cooled, and cut into squares.
Instructions explain how to remove pecan meats by soaking in boiling water then cracking with a hammer. Also advises washing pastry boards with a scrub brush along the grain, avoiding scratches, rinsing with cold water and air drying.
Readers seek advice on olive oil for indigestion, skin whitening, and general wellness. A high school girl offers diet, exercise, and skin care tips. A reader asks if a 25 year old can date a divorced man and about spring sleeve styles. guidance discusses marriage status and sleeve trends.
A fashion sketch highlights turbans as popular for all ages and figures. The cream white net turban features white and cream tmarabou feathers and a bold gold turquoise ornament as a striking accessory.
The article describes a facial and hand care routine to reduce wrinkles. It details a homemade lotion using beeswax white wax camphor gum and almond oil, melted together and thinned with more oil if needed. It advises wearing gloves at night and even repurposing larger family gloves.
A long address argues mothers should train daughters in domestic duties. It cites examples of poor homemaking and urges daughters to learn bakeology, boilology and mendalory. It envisions women guiding homes with educated minds and skilled hands to keep homes happy.
A sensational ad-style notice touts Pape's Diuretic as a cure for backache, kidney misery, and bladder issues. It claims rapid relief after a fifty cent dose, with promises of direct organ cleansing and a nationwide trusted drugstore availability.
A Washington Post essay compares a woman's character to her wardrobe. It notes attention to details signals care, while indecision shows in dress. It contrasts neatness, color choice, and suitability to appearance with the pitfalls of overreliance on big ideas without small, complementary touches.
A reader notes a doctor's rare prescribing of an alcoholic stimulant for children and more frequent tonic use. The letter discusses Ayer's Sarsaparilla as a non alcoholic tonic and mentions Everett and Edmonds route with city of Everett.
Fragmentary schedule notes show multiple steamer departures from Colman dock with times around seven and nine, Everett departures, fares cited, meals listed, and a warning that schedules are subject to change without notice.
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