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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Nov 06, 1911

Page

5

Horseradish venture for women yields steady winter sales

Read how women can cultivate horseradish in garden beds for year round profit. Grow in deep moist soil, dig in fall, store in cellar, grind fresh with vinegar to prevent browning. Emphasizes foresight and competitive edge in business.

Mother or Teacher Who Whips a Child to Break Its Will

Mrs John MacMahon argues against corporal punishment and urges replacing it with supportive teaching, noting mothers should not be teachers and praising youthful, enthusiastic instructors. She suggests paid work for students and connects harsher methods to bully behavior, calling for change. Dance at Dreams sad tonight.

John MacMahon Misa Grey Atyle Nurses’ Training School

Dear Miss Grey letters on love and help

A reading of advice columns and reader questions from a Miss Grey page covers relationship woes including desertion, remarriage concerns, twin mix ups, age restrictions on marriage, and personal care questions about ink stains hair care and playful pranks. It advises communication, patience, and lawful guidance.

Judge Punishes Man for Hounding Penitent

Judge Butta of New York imposed heavy bonds and found a man guilty of disorderly conduct for harassing and causing the dismissal of a former employee. The workman had atoned with four years of reform, and the judge held that repentance should erase past wrongs.

Butta New York Butte

Napkin making tips for accuracy and mending

When measuring a fabric section for napkins draw a thread rather than cutting. This ensures square napkins and saves usable thread on an empty spool for emergencies. For mending worn spots use ravelings instead of new cotton.

Ways to Cook Rice and Simple Dishes

Plain meat boiled then rice prepared with salt and water. Rice is steamed after draining to tender texture. Roiled Rice with Onions layers rice and fried onions with butter, salt and pepper then baked until firm. Rice with Prunes uses prunes, boiled rice and prune juice to mold and serve.

Austrian Cook Reveals Ham with Melted Currant Jelly Sauce

An Austrian cook offers a curious recipe pairing baked ham with a sauce of melted currant jelly and a touch of mustard to suit those who enjoy hot flavors.

lint remover advised for woolen clothes

An ordinary dry sponge is the best lint remover for woolen clothing. Advertisement copy mentions Western Collection Co at 433 N. Y. Block and phone Main 6169 with the call to collect lint removal supplies.

Western Collection Co N. Y. Block Main

Dear Miss Grey Is Cynthia Grey a Woman or Man

A reader asks if Cynthia Grey is a man or woman and why she wants names and addresses. The answer: Cynthia Grey is a woman and wants addresses to reply by mail.

WIFM Miss Grey Edith Ethel Cynthia Grey

Busy Rich Women and Their Active Public Roles

The article profiles women like Mrs. O. H. P. Belmont and Mrs. Clarence Mackay as organized, socially prominent figures who manage busy schedules, investments, and philanthropic duties. It highlights training, letter and engagement records, and trusteeships, noting their professional acumen and public service. It concludes that many idle and wealthy women exist alongside those with substantial accomplishments.

O. H. P. Belmont

Bilx sells vegetable silk underwear at Beattie bank bidg

A brief item notes a sale or advertisement for vegetable silk underwear and hosiery sold under the Bilx label at the 302 People's Bank Building in Beattie, with pricing implied as one fourth.

People’s Bank Beattie

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