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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1909
Page
10
A jumble of kitchen steps outlines preparing a cod and potato dish with bay leaf and bouquet garnish, plus a pineapple sponge and bread filling. Instructions mix cod, tomatoes, rice, and seasonings, bake until brown, then serve.
A fashion sketch presents a simple princess dress with dull bite cashmere and blue velvet trim. Nebraska sees Harriet MacMurphy, a pure food inspector, certify sanitary conditions after inspecting Beatrice stores. Alice Blech holds a demanding secretary role for the president’s wife.
Feather turbans appear for between seagona while sapphire blue and green corduroy form two piece outfits for girls. Velvet hats gain huge bows from black gauze ribbon and velvet. Fabrics include net and silk for draperies, broadcloth braids, and rainbow gauze trims. Yokes offer varied shapes to suit features and conceal lines. large black satin bows top young girls hair.
A newspaper column quotes Mrs Leonia W Browne arguing women should be independent and self supporting. She says marriage based on homes and support is less commendable than equal partnerships and that work provides sound judgment and happiness.
Women of Seattle are invited to submit menus for The Star’s Thanksgiving Dinner Editor contest. Boxes at the Alhambra and Grand theatres and seats at the Orpheum during Thanksgiving week will be awarded to the three women who create the best menus and send them in by Thursday.
Readers seek guidance on love age and gifts for young men. Questions cover romance timing, writing verses for ecards, Christmas gifts besides books, and simple recipes. The column offers practical tips on small tokens, gift ideas, and household tasks with brief responses.
A homemaking column offers economical meat dishes and variations. It details Irish stew beef neck cuts, Hungarian goulash, lamb kidneys with a quick rich sauce, beef stew with dumplings, and rutabaga with beef, plus a frugal meat loaf and stuffing trick. It ends with notes on economy and waste reduction in meals.
A women centered column urges earnest eloquence and shared service. It counsels living a holy life over talk and advocates outdoor exercise for girls after school, praising tennis, hockey and badminton in moderation to promote health and figure.
Dreaming on wedding cake is an ancient custom now mostly changed into a week long game of chance. Slips listing suitors plus blanks are shuffled in an envelope, the bride draws one nightly until the fateful name remains. The old three night cake under pillow test is preferred for its direct link to the husband outcome.
Special 39 percent all over aprons of Amoskeag checked gingham made in Hubbard style with or without sleeves. Twenty five percent ten aprons of crossbar dimity or plain lawn cut round and trimmed with ruffle of embroidery or plain hemstitched ruffle have broad sash to tie.
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