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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1909
Page
10
The missive covers hair loss remedies including gentle scalp massage and cold water rinses, plus home dye tips and a note on using a bristled brush every ten days. It also field questions about erasing gasoline odor, inviting guests, a seventh wedding anniversary, and mending a broken relationship with a sweetheart.
A fragment describes a sensitive girl facing social conflict in family and work. It notes her difficulty with harsh remarks and slowness being misconstrued, yet suggests she will gain a broader view and become more companionable as she mixes with the world.
A Seattle appeal urges consumers to shop early to ease the burden on late shoppers and store workers. The piece contrasts crowded downtown scenes with tired clerks and delivery drivers and asks readers to bring happiness to others by buying gifts earlier.
Head Chef Robert Steiger of the Butler hotel and The Star editor Cynthia Gray judge the first menus from Seattle women. Contestants submit inventive Thanksgiving menus with pumpkin pies turkey and cranberry sauce. Prizes include theatre boxes at the Alhambra Grand and four Orpheum seats. Entries due by Thursday.
A humorous exchange where Witey questions why she reads both parties while they always vote the same. He recalls her yearly habit of inspecting railroad folders and notes she chooses the same destination each summer.
A recipe note outlines peeling curing and baking quinces with little water then topping with butter and sugar served with cream. It adds fruit jelly desserts using raspberry pulp gelatine and whipped cream folded in for a smooth velvety pudding, plus peach Bavarian cream and almond flavored variations.
A quick batter blends one cup oats soaked in three fourths cup sour milk for an hour, with half cup flour one fourth cup sugar a pinch of salt one egg and half teaspoon soda to make mako six.
Ground beef two pounds with crackers egg butter and optional milk onion and seasonings. If lean, add milk. Bake in a bread tin slowly about two hours.
Cream together one large cup sugar and three-fourths cup butter. Add two beaten eggs, half cup milk, one cup grated coconut, teaspoon of salt, large teaspoonful baking powder and flour to roll. Mix in order, add two cups flour with one teaspoon each soda ginger and cinnamon. Bake in moderate oven twenty six minutes.
Pasement Salesroom offers 48 inch Tapestry in Roman stripe for portieres couch and table covers at 40 yard. Plain scrim in ecru cream and white 18¢ per yard for table covers curtains and drawn work. Fancy Drapery Crepe 32 inches wide with varied designs 19¢ per yard suitable for draperies and fancy-work.
Women's black cotton hosiery described as good quality medium weight with Maca yarn features fast black color and durable knit including a high spliced heel double sole and toe.
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