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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1909
Page
10
A recipe describes layering bread with currants and lemon peel in buttered bake, then baking quickly. It covers custardlike fillings, a citrus syrup, and whipped cream serving suggestions, with beets and cranberries preserved for storage.
High living New Yorkers have three hotel chefs who love to cook Thanksgiving turkeys and pies. The trio advise hollow stuffing, butter basting, and turning the bird over a wood fire for flavor, with an oven recommended for true richness.
Recipe fragment notes use one half cups of four and two teaspoons of baking powder. Bake in gem pans as directed.
Boys in a yard chase a circus procession and learn from a man about camels. He explains ships of the desert, their humps storing water, endurance, and usefulness on long journeys under the desert sun. Billy, amused, admits the animals are not homely after all.
A reader asks how to clean a white fur hat and whether it can be worn with a black cap. Tips include Cornmeal or butter and capers for a sauce and cautions to avoid ruining the fur. Another asks for linen shower decor and menu ideas with fall flowers, favors, salads, and bride cakes.
Indelible ink marks are used to label colored clothes with white tape strips sewn into hidden areas. The initials on the colored garments should match the white ones for the same person.
The article outlines fashion trends with imitation pearls preferred by many women over real ones. It notes the polonaise and Latin charmeuse as popular fabrics replacing heavier cloth for dressy wear. Children wear white and colored Russian blouses, tricorne hats decline, and small un dressed kid hats rise in style.
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