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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1913
Page
5
A catalog of onion based dishes from a 19th or early 20th century cookbook outlines onion tonics and meals. It lists onion soup escalated onions and tomatoes stuffed onions onion instufato onion farcite boiled onions and onion dressing with prep steps and basic seasoning for each dish. It promotes onions as healthful and versatile with cautions on preparation.
A historical advice column compiles reader questions about premarital secrets teenage romance divorce rights and social conduct. The page covers honesty before marriage teen propriety kissing early dating and cousin marriage plus etiquette and legal pointers from Miss Grey.
An attractive continuous post design in a popular satin finish features Brass Red with five filler rods. Sold at a price comparable to an iron bed of the same size, notably offered at 13.45 dollars. Other beds including Cleara Reed Ice Beds and several models priced between 15 and 31 dollars.
Chicago police identify Michael Flanigan as a distribution figure for a band that robbed the Bank of Montreal branch in New Westminster BC of 274000 dollars. W T Lawler and Charles OLeary remain held on charges after being arrested with him. Lawler allegedly attempted to exchange $290 of the loot for American bills.
Viewers divide on the Seattle Theatre comedy The Blue Mouse a farce about Augustus Rollett who hires Paulette Divine to pose as his wife to win a railroad post. The play promises swift laughs with an odd cast and a happy ending. Showings begin tonight at Third Ave and Cherry St with low pricing and a large expected crowd.
A reader notes no US law blocks first cousins from marrying but most states forbid it and urges study of the issue. Another segment suggests names for a middle school pleasure club and offers advice on a long distance romance with a 21 year old suitor and a woman who may be wasting his time.
A large crowd filled the First Unitarian church Sunday night for the chorus choir’s performance of the Coombs cantata The Vision of St John. Encored were contralto Ethel Hostrawer and violinist Jennie Middlevich, with tenor Arthur Hanson praised for the singing. director organist Mrs Howard Wolfe led the production.
The piece notes two cent postage to Great Britain and dependencies, Postal Union rates on cards and printed matter, and flag half staff procedure. It also mentions a seventh son born in Pittsburgh on September 25 1912 to Mr and Mrs David Geiger with a mail carrier father. Further items explain the cocoa bean origin and Panama Pacific exposition progress ahead of July 1914 with main group buildings nearing completion.
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