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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1910
Page
7
The Star wraps a public contest on a neglected wife's rights, with hundreds of letters. Tomorrow nine prize winners will be announced and guests of The Star at the Moore theatre to view a play on the theme. Tickets available Wednesday morning at The Star office.
Breakfast features cereal with dates and cream and a lamb kidneys sauté. Dinner offers consommé veal stew with dumplings potato custard Spanish rice and orange banana cream. Supper includes veal loaf with cabbage and apple salad baking powder biscuits oranges cocoa peas and onion bacon mix.
Split three pairs of lambs kidneys, scald and shock, drain and dry in butter, then pour a sauce of fat with stock salt pepper and sherry. Mix soft dough with flour baking powder salt and milk, drop into stew and simmer. Fry bacon until crisp then onion, add rice and continue.
Three Special Edison Records advance listings include Amberol No. 421 and Standard No. 10362 with both full moon and half moon editions. The "Cabanola Glide" rag by Von Tilzer belongs to the May list but will be released in April due to public demand. Amberol No. 432 is highlighted. Hear these records at your dealer today.
Mix two cups chopped cabbage two diced apples two teaspoons chopped parsley one teaspoon mustard two teaspoons sugar half teaspoon salt four teaspoons pepper two tablespoons oil and four tablespoons vinegar. Let stand about half an hour and garnish with watercress or parsley sprig.
The text describes slicing bread into rounds, sautéing in butter, brushing with melted butter, and broiling six minutes. It then gives an odd mix of orange slices, chocolate, cream, and a scalp exercise for nerve tension with a note on warming clothespins to prevent chilled fingers.
An ad describes extraordinarily low pumps as a summer style with a seam down the toe enhancing foot shape. It features dull Russian calf leather, a large steel buckle with a diamond top, and a range of pale tinted bead‑shining styles. Also notes include lipper, heart shaped buckles, perforated welting, and conservative buttoned oxfords for various frocks.
Settlement workers report that pet care fosters gentleness and honesty in children. guidance covers feeding routines, cage maintenance, bathing, and regular interaction to promote well behaved birds and affectionate companionship.
Readers submit household questions on polish for silver ink stains hip boots hair texture and medicinal soda. Miss Grey offers practical home tips and cautions on mole removal and soda risks, with brief notes about safety and professional help where needed.
An article discusses how self sacrificing wives may spoil husbands by constantly yielding to their desires. It argues mutual give and take keeps marriage healthy, warning excessive attention to a husband can train him to be selfish. The piece stresses balanced care for both partners to avoid creating spoiled or indifferent spouses.
The piece argues that engagements may end if either party lacks commitment or is influenced by others. Jealousy is common with love but often unfounded, so a breakup is wise when genuine grounds exist. A preferencing another person also justifies ending the bond to avoid greater misery.
The piece reflects on how letters shape heartache when expected notes do not arrive. It notes comfort from friends while praising timely apologies for broken engagements and urgent requests for information, and observes a girl discarding old letters while seeking new friends.
New York March 25. Mrs Alma Webster Powell, Brooklyn social leader, hosted a fashionable reception to prove a point about class. Two East Side working girls attended as guests, later revealed to be Mary Corrigan and a shirtwaist worker. Mary wore the mistress prop gown valued at $500.
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