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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1911
Page
6
Fragmentary OCR text lacks clear events or named entities. The readable parts mention a person named Frakes and a tablet, but no coherent action, date, or location to summarize into a news card.
Mrs Champ Clark, wife of Speaker Champ Clark, praises homemakers and argues women should vote and possibly hold public office. She says a husband is a politician and a wife's support helps him, while noting women's duties begin at home and that queenship at home can yield leadership.
A kitchen instruction outlines preparing onions celery and mushrooms, cooking with rice and stock, then filling large tomatoes with the mixture. Tomatoes are seasoned with salt pepper and butter before baking in a buttered pan for thirty minutes.
Silk and satin foulard styles create graceful cling in one piece dresses. White serge options with or without a black hair line stripe feature broad silk braid trim and stand among current fashions.
A reader asks about bad breath and catarrh remedies, another seeks hope in romance, and a third requests scar treatment options. Miss Grey offers practical tips for throat sprays, nose washes, and avoiding tight collars while advising on aging letters, fabric work, and making lace waistlines.
Mr. M. Steinberg, Western representative, opens a store at Third and Spring for the English Woolen Mills chain. He states Seattle will have a permanent branch after weeks of city inspection and heavy preparations with an opening day planned to attract customers. Mr. Mitchell will later take over as local manager.
Fanny Crosby, who has written more than 8000 hymns, remains active at ninety one. Born blind, she lives in Bridgeport Connecticut and her most beloved songs include Safe in the Arms of Jesus Rescue the Perishing and_saved by grace. A travel notice details a daily tourist car service to St Paul and East with fares from Seattle to various western cities.
Lenora Stubbs shares a home bread recipe instructing on starter culture and sponge method. The steps include cornmeal mash, malt and sugar additions, heating to 108 degrees, and a two-stage rise. Loaves bake one hour ten minutes in a medium oven, then wrap warm.
A suffraget movement figure Deeren Binke la BachelorGir pursues a vote while showing deeper aims. Contemporary observers discuss her motives and the push for political power within the reform campaign.
Affidavits claim Eckman’s Alterative cured consumptives and lung ailments restoring health. A Pennsylvanian patient recovered from pneumonia and was later approved for life insurance after two exams. The ad urges readers to request cured case booklets and contact Bekman Laboratory for evidence.
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