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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1915
Page
11
A lighthearted note on a new spring holiday Orange Day, followed by multiple vintage style recipes. Recipes include orange cake with orange cream and icing orange pudding orange custard style pudding and an orange rice pudding style dessert. Each dish centers on fresh orange and rhubarb pairings.
The advice stresses starting with early weeds and using a big stick to pull the initial growth. It suggests pulverizing Scott and baking down weeds to ease removal. From now on the main task is daily weeding by vigilant pull of new weeds as they appear.
The speaker warns city gardeners about a yearly discouragement week when weeds surge after May or June depending on location. If weeds are not kept down daily, beds become overgrown and require back breaking pulling. The remedy is daily weeding from the start to save effort and time.
More than 200 mothers attended the Mothers' day party given by the Girls' club at Franklin high. The event featured Irish decorations refreshments and a program highlighted by a playlet titled Patrick written by Helen Newton president of the Girls' club.
Public Service Commission will hold a Monday morning hearing in the Chamber of Commerce assembly room to review its order for Puget Sound Traction Co. to provide seats for all passengers on the Alki and Fauntleroy car lines amid strong opposition and anticipated legal action. The commission affirmed its jurisdiction to issue such orders if warranted by circumstances. Separately, the McDowell Steamboat Co. was ordered to refund ticket purchasers for overcharged round trips on Puget Sound, with amounts ranging from 10 cents to 1.75 dollars.
May Angetvedt, 19, who shot and killed her sweetheart Birdeen Peterson, Thursday, then swallowed denatured alcohol, has fully recovered. She says she did not intend to kill Peterson, but that he was struck by a bullet when he attempted to take from her the weapon she used to try to kill herself.
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