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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1910
Page
6
Article describes a holiday blouse pattern using satin lumineaux warp rajah or pongee, 27 inch width, priced at 39 c, with waist made from satin lumineaux. It details fabric amounts, yards for development, bias bands, cutting method, frill plaits, tucking, and construction steps, with a teaser for a tomorrow piece on making underwear.
A housekeeper reduces clutter to ease workload and protect her energy. She removes wall displays, excessive china, bric a brac, and other nonessential items to keep rooms livable and pleasant. Many women add tasks until duties become burdens rather than pleasures.
Dear Miss Grey provides recipes for Wheat Cakes Bread Pudding and Rice Pudding with steps and substitutions. It also answers origin of the cakewalk noting plantation dances inspired it and says very young children might be allowed to dance it at a public entertainment with caution.
An appeal to Seattle physicians asks them to contact Beattie and discuss the Presado blend advertised by Schwabacher Bros. It promotes a mild yet full flavored cigar using a specific filler and sun‑cured wrappers, claiming scientific backing and broad physician interest.
A dated kitchen recipe outlines mince meat preparation with beef and apples plus spices. It details canning in jars, and сод cookies and fillings with raisins, molasses, and flour doughs. The text also includes multiple steps for sauces, batters, and frying to a golden color.
A short verse recalls nature making birds then sends a bobolink and its mate flying across Eden like a sunrise over Paradine. The line highlights a playful creator’s smile and the birds’ light departure.
Fruit and cereal dominated meals for November includes Melon with sugar and cream, dry toast, shirred eggs and coffee. Stewed pears, bacon, brown bread toast, Grapes with cereal and rice griddle cakes. Baked apples with frizzled beef and biscuit, Apple sauce with muffins and broiled tomatoes. Baked pears with boiled eggs and corn cake, Bananas with minced ham on toast and rolls.
An assortment of household tips and old fashion advice spans practical care for umbrellas fruit cakes and puddings storage of fruit in stone jars methods to prevent chapping hands and fabric mending techniques wools and aliks should be darned with thread raveled from the goods wax the end to ease running raveling
The markets section presents wholesale price listings for livestock meat dairy produce and produce commodities. Items include butter eggs pork beef and ham cuts, various grains and animal feeds, vegetables such as onions potatoes carrots lettuce and tomatoes, and regional produce from Washington and Yakima with unit prices per ton sack crate or dozen.
King County Washington holds a general election on November 8 1910 for Congress state and county officers by ballot a constitutional amendment and a harbor bond issue statewide and countywide offices including judges senators representatives and county officials polls hours vary by precincts Seattle area voters see details and dates Otto A Case county auditor seals this notice
Republican ticket lists William Eb. Humphrey for Congress and five Supreme Court justices with four and six year terms. The slate includes Mack F. Gose, George B. Morris, Frank H. Rudkin, Emmett N. Parker, and Mark A. Fullerton. State senatorial selections cover the 20th, 1st, and 42nd districts with B. A. Bowen and Ralph D. Nichols named.
A dense slate shows candidates for state senate and house across multiple districts and counties, including 40th through 47th districts. It lists names for state, county, and precinct offices plus multiple election instructions and vote tallies.
King County considers issuing negotiable coupon bonds totaling 1 750 000 dollars in 1 750 bonds of 1 000 each for twenty years at interest not exceeding 4 1 2 percent. Proceeds to be used under Board of County Commissioners direction for specified improvements. Otto A Case County Auditor certifies nominations list dated October 26 1910.
Socialist ticket lists W. W. Smith as congress candidate with six year Supreme Court judges W. E. Richardson E. J. Brown Samuel Sadler A. H. Barth and Horace G. Cupples. 82nd District candidate H. Bathe for State Representatives 42nd District appears in the slate.
The list shows six year terms for judges including Charles B. Shepard Hans Bugge William Hickman Moore and Preston M. Troy. The entries indicate a period of six years for each judge named in the record.
The roster lists J. T. Ronald, John F. Main, George H. Clementoom, and John T. Casey as judges of the Superior Court.
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