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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1909
Page
6
Special interest to women readers describes cosmetic care for the face using water cleansing, powder, rouge, lips and brows. It outlines applying rouge high on the cheek and toward the ear, shaping lips without extending color to corners, and darkening lashes and brows for a refined complexion.
A bridal gown described in detail features ivory satin foundation with chiffon overlay and an embroidered silnet overdress trimmed in pearls. The ensemble includes a tulle veil with lace coronet and orange blossoms, plus a corset and undergarments. Reading lists specify fabric amounts and costs, noting the bride Miss Commonsense Jane Ulride and a beau of modest means.
The Star editor muses that unknown husbands of famous women deserve recognition as unsung heroes. The piece references interiors, addresses in Lenox and William streets, booths, and mentions of public figures like Hearst and District Attorney Jerome in a cluttered historical vignette. Continuous editorial snippets and personal notes fill the text.
The article notes dresses with puffed sleeves and lowered waistlines, straw trims and brown faye tones, black and brown fabrics, and gutmpe brown filet net. Hats grow enormous with long pins and enameled plaques feature as ornaments while ribbons and shells cater to hairbands. Pongees appear in new weaves with twilla and salting effects dominating.
A kitchen section lists sandwich fillings with olives and onions and a method to moisten for easy spreading. It includes Roiled Rice With Orange Savor with orange rind, orange sauce, and a light julee. Fruit sherbets cover lemon grape and pineapple flavors, plus vanilla biscuits and a described apron fashion note.
A recipe describes lining a baking tin with meatly paper, layering buttered bread and currants, then baking a pudding. It instructs making four custards from two eggs two tablespoons sugar salt and milk, pour over, bake one hour, keep hot, and serve with sauce. The text ends with a lodging house and business chance query.
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