Votes for Women Do You Want It and Why
A reader survey in The Star urges Seattle women to vote on suffrage. It argues women deserve equal rights and citizenship, cites historical courage, invites ballots for and against, and notes upcoming debates with Mrs. Snaith and Miss Wilcox speaking. Ballots must be sent to the Suffrage Editor. results to Congressman Mumphrey.
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Star
Gready
Seattle
Mumphrey
Washington
Star Today
George A. Snaith
Alki
Marjorie Paige Wilcox
Beattie
Miss Wilcox
Mra
Helen Kendrick Johnson
Woman and the Republic
May Wood Simona
Chicago
Pyramid Cure Claims Free Trial for Hemorrhoids and Cancer Risks
An advertisement touts Pyramid for hemorrhoids and claims constipation causes inflammation and tumors. It offers a free trial by mail, a full box for 50 cents, and a mail-in order from Drug Co., 97 Pyramid Marshall, Michigan, promising instant relief and disease prevention.
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Pyramid
Name and Address Drug Co
Christmas Savings Scheme From A Clever Girl
A reader reveals a year long money saving idea for Christmas. Start in January saving two cents then four, six and so on each week, rising by two cents weekly for the year. Propose fifty two envelopes to manage regular payments and suggest children begin with one cent doubling similarly. Colors noted as blue shades.
Ballot Instructions Emphasize One Vote Per Woman
A clipped ballot directive from The Star urges eligible women to vote once in the May 8 ballot. It instructs voters to clip and mail or bring ballots to The Star office before noon and to send ballots to Congressman Lumphrey with separate tallies for yes and no votes to reveal local sentiment.
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Star
Pelle
Conereacrman
Liurmphrey
Equal Suffrage View From a Young Voter
A 12 year old girl argues that women deserve the ballot, criticizing taxation without representation and urging informed participation. She questions anti suffrage claims and urges women to influence national affairs through voting and civic engagement.
Breakfast and Dinner Menus with Dessert and Ice Mold Instructions
The excerpt lists a full menu across meals including Breakfast with sliced bananas toast and coffee wafers, Dinner featuring cream of celery soup roast beef with sides, and Supper items like individual meat pies. It also describes a strawberry ice mold recipe, including ingredients and unmolding steps for serving with berries and whipped cream.
Pineapple Omelet with Butter and Pineapple Sauce
Beat eggs until smooth then add four measures of hot water and salt. Melt butter in an omelet pan and cook until set. Fill with grated pineapple, fold, and plate. Pour the remaining pineapple over the top for a hot, fruity omelet.
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Leto
Horseradish Sauce and Asparagus with Corn Fritters
Fine chopped celery simmered in chicken stock then blended with a butter flour roux and milks to form a creamy sauce seasoned with salt and pepper. Horseradish sauce mixes milk with cracker crumbs butter salt and grated horseradish. Asparagus is simmered in water then sautéed in butter with lemon juice and white pepper. Corn fritters combine corn, milk, flour, baking powder and oil fried until brown, served with maple syrup. Jellied strawberries concludes the menu with gelatine.
Household Hints for Cleaning Cooking and Sewing
Practical tips cover clarifying lard with potatoes, removing ammonia stains, posture for walking, preserving color with sugar water, carpet care with salt, lemon for poultry, ironing straight of grain, avoiding stitch show through, reinforcing hem with cardboard, and using oilcloth on pantry shelves for durability.
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Union and Pike
Congress
Frod Schaefer
Hobart M
Hobart M. Cable
D. & Johnston Co
Tamale Grotto
Arnold
Arcede
Federal Paint and Wall Paper Co
Tet Ave
Arcede Annex
India
Ceylon
Yara
Colgate
Dental Combine
Bert
Edwin ¢ Brown
Union Brock
Cherry
Columbia
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