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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1909
Page
7
Miss Mathiam Holes, a daring homemaker in Francisco, faced a powerful corporation’s men during a one round bout. While workers threatened, she mended stockings with a needle and won, marching home in triumph as police and union men dispersed at quitting time.
A detailed historical recipe describes a cabbage loaf baked as a meat substitute, using a crustless bread case filled with cabbage and cheese, then a sweetbread and oyster topping with milk and seasonings. It also includes a second recipe for a Graham and whole wheat flour bake with shortening.
Practical advice on dyeing tan shoes black and extending wear of winter coats. Linen care covers washing damp ironing for stiffness and longevity, edge alignment, and crisp folds. Handkerchiefs ironed damp for shine. Stain removal uses sulfur fumes over stained linen. Brass faucet cleaning combines salt and vinegar followed by polishing with flannel.
A dated guidance piece urges warming a child's knees with proper clothing, avoiding fashionable half hose, and encourages hydrating with water upon waking and before bed to cleanse the system and clear the blood.
The piece promotes plaid street wear for all ages with a green and gray plaid suit featuring a pleated skirt cuirass bodice and long coat. Deep gray satin revers the waistcoat with Persian embroidery pair with a white velvet muff and pink rose, plus a white beaver hat trimmed in gray satin and coque feather.
In a column of household advice, Miss Grey shares simple fudge recipes including chocolate nut and maple versions, plus a mustard pickle method. Readers ask about cold hands, cleaning duck feathers, preventing hair loss, nail splitting, and polite introductions. she offers practical remedies and etiquette notes.
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