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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1910
Page
7
A Star readers debate Robert Edewan's Moore Theatre play plot on a wife facing attention from other men amid a neglectful husband. Letters from readers present varied views. prizes for best 100 word answers announced in The Star.
Instructions describe a coconut taffy candy recipe using granulated sugar water and coconut with lemon extract. The mixture cools in water then is poured into buttered tins and cut into squares for serving.
The text lists recipes for Peanut Brittle Turkish Delight and a candy mix. It details sugar and water heating, peppermint essence, vanilla, walnuts, egg white preparation, and rolling in confectioners sugar. Turkish Delight uses gelatine, sugar, water, citrus zest, and pistachios, boiled then cooled into squares.
A determined aunt crafts a paper village from magazine cutouts to cheer a sick girl. She uses backs of pages as supports and a improvised bed area with chairs and an ironing board, creating a green country scene that evolves into a full village. The activity helps the girl recover and enjoy imaginative play.
Simple craft guide explains creating napkin holders using two large rings and a ribbon. It covers assembly by slipping through the back ring, tightening, and tying a bow with equal ribbon tails. Also offers wallpapering tips for beginners selecting plain or striped paper to ensure pattern alignment.
Tips on using glass paint, removing stains with hot vinegar, washing chamois gloves, and general cleaning. Instructions cover dampening stains, soaking fabrics, and drying. advise on delaying stains, boiling onions, and celery preparation. Notes suggest kerosene water for painted woodwork and cautions on heat and soap use.
Mrs Mary Foristell head of D A R and Daughters of the Confederacy in St Charles Missouri plans a township census in her car to study human nature. Dr Rose Ringgold is the army's sole female surgeon wearing a short divided skirt with a uniform coat and heads to the Philippines. Anna S Duryea named International School of Peace representative to lecture free for women's clubs on universal peace and arbitration.
Spring fashion for children mirrors adult styles with simple lines and practical garments. Dainty outfits for girls favor soft materials, trimmed hats, and ribbons, while boys wear tunic suits with cambric collars and hats. Sunbonnets remain popular and many outfits can be homemade by homemakers.
A young man long seen as a model of success without love secretly marries. The piece argues love outvalues money and ambition, noting love’s power to refine character and reorder life, asserting it can have no rival and that other pursuits recede in its presence.
Easter Sunday breakfast menu lists fruit, corn flakes, bacon, omelet, rice griddle cakes, coffee, and marblesized balls dipped in ground nuts. Dishes are arranged on lettuce leaves with parsley and a slice of garnish.
Dear Mise Grey asks what to serve with Welsh rarebit and if it can be served alone at a party. Suggestions include relishes and garnishes such as Molsten roquefort paste on celery, cream cheese baile, olives, walnuts, lettuce leaves, radishes, fancy crackers with coffee, and Gainty sandwiches for variety.
A vintage recipe describes separating yolks and whites with milk, beating yolks, cooking in a buttered pan, then finishing under heat until puffed and served hot. It also outlines rice batter pancakes with sour milk, rice, soda, sweet milk, flour, baking powder, and butter, cooked on a griddle and sugared.
A fashion trend highlights a surge of brown tones this spring with many brands introducing fresh hues. Designers showcase diverse browns from warm cognac to cool taupe, inviting versatile styling options across wardrobes.
A recipe describes cooking eggs for 20 minutes, removing yolks, and filling the cavitier with green pea rich mayonnaise. The yolks are mixed with half their bulk in cheese, moistened with melted butter, and seasoned with cayenne pepper and salt, then rolled into a mall.
A sketch showcases a diagonal serge spring suit in coral shade with black satin trim at the lace collar yoke and sleeve bands. The design features a black satin girdle belt, a popular thin waist accent for the season.
A fragment describes a hat with a broad black chip band, wrapped scarf, and an enamel buckle with coral red quills, paired with suits and dresses. The text hints at stylistic details and fashion notes from an earlier period.
Readers seek etiquette and recipe guidance from Miss Grey on birthday flowers wedding behavior and fashion. The letters discuss sending flowers, a morning wedding with a maid of honor, and attire ideas including black plumes black satin ribbon and a sheer white waist.
Prepare rice with celery in milk then add hot milk to thicken with butter and flour. season. Prepare lamb by removing bone, rolling, seasoning, dredging with flour. In braising pan melt butter, sauté onion carrot and turnip, add lamb, pour in water, cover and bake one hour.
Sealed in a double boiler one pint of fresh milk until hot. Add a cup two tablespoons sugar and beat well. Stir into the mixture and cook until thick. When cold add one pint of cream whipped. Freeze and serve with a piece of conserved ginger on top.
A recipe describes creaming sugar with beef shortening and sour milk, adding baking powder and vanilla, rolling thin and cutting circles. Bake quickly, pair two cookies with buttercream frosting between, using a nutmeg sized butter and confectioners sugar to create an ice cream like filling.
A gelatin based dish combines soaked gelatin with cold water and hot stock, then ham with lemon juice and cayenne folded in. The mixture thickens, whipped cream is folded in, and the mold is set to firm before turning onto a bed of lettuce.
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