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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1910
Page
6
Instructions for making pickled onions with brine and hot vinegar, optional spice packets, and a method to preserve whiteness. It also includes a vegetarian roast recipe using bread crumbs peanut butter onion potato sage and savory baked as a meat substitute.
An advertisement extols glass jars with labeled spice or sugar names for pantry storage. They are praised as attractive, sanitary, and see through, useful for rice oats tapioca raisins and other staples. Reusable, inexpensive, and better than bags, with cans also usable if labeled. Contact The Virginius 804 Virginia St near Westinke Ave for new models at low prices.
Parisian manicurists claim a clothespin worn on the fingernail for about a half hour daily helps develop a filbert nail and tires the fingers less than other beauty routines. In Paris women also wear nose masks to alter shape, with devices said to improve the hose shape as well.
The article advises girls to build a lasting wardrobe using durable linings and remnant fabrics. It notes black satin pairs well with any color, stresses lining skirts below the hips to avoid wear, and suggests inspecting remnant boxes for cost savings. It also covers lace care, oleomargarine benefits, and a Dreamland dance tonight.
Readers seek guidance on homestead debt limits and peanut butter making. The column answers a question about how much a creditor may seize from a homestead, noting protection only up to a $2000 value, plus practical kitchen tips for peanut butter, hair treatment, marshmallow cake filling, and regional rainfall data for Seattle South Bend and Port Townsend.
Market list shows beef, veal, pork, and poultry prices with weights and units. Includes dairy items, canned goods, vegetables, fruits, and grains with multiple regional prices and case counts.
A man named George Stewart at Washington Iron Works was attacked by a intoxicated assailant who asked if he was an officer. Stewart, with a sprained wrist, fell to the ground and the assailant was later arrested under the name Lloyd.
The Seattle Hunt club Saturday elected J. D. Farrell as president D Frederick as vice president Frank Medermott as treasurer Dr Walter Kelton as secretary Dr Robert Percy Smith as master of fox hounds C Hanford as assistant and J B Goldsmith Harry Whitney Treat F A Boutelle and Dr N D Pontius as trustees The ladies of St John's church West Seattle plan a rummage sale at Westlake Market Tuesday Wednesday and Thursday this week.
A vintage ad touts a pastry made light and tasty using pure wholesome Oleo-Stearine and cottonseed oil. It emphasizes pre-baking certainty and quality ingredients to satisfy cooks.
Rainfall continues in Paris and surrounding villages as Belne water rises toward dangerous levels. High water damps the Garden des Plantes and floods subterranean passages near Autralitz station with passages improvised for pedestrians.
Dr J J Smith of Enumclaw dies after a two week illness typhoid fever. Funeral at Enumclaw home then body moved to Tacoma by special train. Smith was former president of the state senate during the 1903 session and held substantial Seattle Enumclaw property interests. A widow survives.
Edwin J. Brown argues against nonpartisan judiciary in Washington, linking court bias to capitalist interests. He decries wage slavery, explains labor’s surplus value, and calls for worker power to reclaim management and justice in a partisan political framework. He cites figures, publications, and local figures like White Hickman and McCoskle.
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