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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1910
Page
15
Mrs Sofia Loebinger leads a suffragette charge arguing women must vote to balance public welfare. She cites women's suitability for public duties due to altruism, responsibility, and intuition while noting men's failures in democracy and handling national issues.
The page lists a detailed daily menu including breakfast and dinner items such as canned pineapple cream toast eggs bacon and ambrosia. It also contains voting instructions urging Seattle women to vote on woman suffrage, describing ballots, deadlines, and noting forthcoming columns by suffrage leaders.
Lillian Russell reveals tips for aging gracefully born in Clinton Iowa in 1860 and now acclaimed as America's most beautiful woman. She urges women to avoid candy and cold baths, not worry, limit sleep to eight hours, walk five miles daily, and use face powder to boost appearance.
A recipe describes frying large onions in butter, stirring in flour to make a frothy roux, then adding a pint of boiling liquid to form a smooth thick base. Add mashed potatoes, a quart of hot milk, season with salt and pepper, heat through, and strain over a tureen with chopped parsley and crisp bits.
A pantry note describes making a simple meat fry then simmering with flour and just enough water to cover. Salt, add flour, simmer slowly for a hearty dish, then add potatoes twenty minutes before serving and finish potatoes in rapidly boiling water.
Slit pork tenderloins through three fourths of their thickness and fill the pocket with a seasoned breadcrumb stuffing. Use sage or onion, fasten with toothpicks, arrange in a greased pan and bake in a hot oven, basting frequently.
A concise recipe detailing butter and sugar creaming followed by yolks from two eggs, then alternated flour with baking powder and milk. Fold in stiffly beaten whites, bake as small cakes. Prepare a caramel glaze from cream and sugar, butter, and vanilla then spread on cooled cakes.
Boiled custard may be revived with thorough beating. A baking powder box serves as a sharp chopper for warming vegetables. Decant boiled water to improve flat taste. Fresh vegetables yield better flavor. summer corn should be sweet with small tender grains. Field corn lacks sweetness and may be misrepresented. Butterfly penwipers by girls on velvet, with stuffed bodies and flannel under wings, can double as needle books.
The writer argues that ballot rights do not empower women and cites Utah’s continued polygamy, lack of anti child labor laws, no wage protection for mothers, and absent factory inspection in Wyoming and Colorado. It critiques Utah women’s vote in Reed Smoot case and notes broader gaps in Idaho Colorado and Wyoming regarding wages, juvenile protection, and teacher salaries.
A reader requests the full April 26 recipes for maple or ple and the number of cups of k used. The page provides Mince Meat for Two Pies with chopped meat and dried fruit, Cream of Potato Soup with potatoes and milk, Maple Sugar Pie with maple sugar and cornstarch, and Plain Custard with eggs milk and vanilla.
Winter fashion notes highlight lace and cibQon buttons returning to coats and coat suits. Color trends include bone, tealeaf, olive, moss greens, Venetian, peacock, raven, lilies, rose shades, mauve and cyclarpen s as the season’s newest hues.
The text outlines meat cooking methods by cut and purpose, emphasizing moist heat methods for tender cuts, searing then stewing for tough parts, and avoiding full rolling boil. It advises using the cooking water to recover nutrients, handling meat sanitary, shopping around for value, and flavoring with onions, vegetables, herbs, and condiments to improve taste and economy.
Meats and fish that spatter during cooking may be seared first then finished in the oven. Paper bags can be repurposed for kitchen tasks, reducing waste and aiding cleanup.
A playful tale from Quickemtown in Great Renown shows the Quickembobs racing to tidy their playthings at Mama Quickembob’s command. Fairies aid swift effort when cheerfully obeyed. hesitation drives away aid and slows progress. The story extols industrious homes and proud parenting.
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