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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1922
Page
2
A nostalgic kitchen piece extols a mother's labor in meals and praises Nucoa Spread as a sweet, fresh add to family rolls and bread. The ad emphasizes vegetable fats and pasteurized milk with a money back guarantee if it does not improve meals at no extra cost.
A terse London opinion notes that wealth masked a rotten character. It contrasts a bad egg with a broken eye to imply perception of virtue is limited by riches.
Rev. M. Jarrett leads Washington DC congregation in completing the church foundation digging before contractor handover. Jarrett is pictured welding a shovel as part of the effort.
A reader asks about whether to marry a man with faults, another seeks a non caffeinated hot drink, and more notes include canning salmon trout, fixing cat tails, preserving ginger, and a wary concern about alienation of affections amid a divorce. The column offers guidance and recipes.
Readers seeking guidance on handling coal grades in furnaces can obtain a Washington Bureau bulletin from the Seattle Star. Send details to 1922 New York Ave Washington DC with 2 cents for postage.
Cc F Fisher of Detroit succeeds James E Howe as president of the International association of hobos. Elected at the hobos convention held recently in Columbus Ohio.
Paris reports 10 year old Helene Jacquemin will receive a complete education after receiving official army honors for aiding her father in a wartime task. Funds are being raised to cover the education costs.
Helsinfors reports Ernet Tandefelt the half wit who killed M Ritavueri the Finnish minister of the interior was incited by a woman communist who escaped to Russia.
A 1920-1971 price comparison shows English and Welsh fish landings and sales dropped from over 1.046 billion dollars to less than 55 million dollars. The article notes a drastic decline in value and volume of fish caught and sold.
Fragmentary text mentions adding ginger to water and a jar or container. The readable parts reference pouring, mixing, or clarifying a liquid, but details are incomplete and no complete instruction or measurement is provided.
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