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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1910
Page
7
A feature on meticulous homemaking and the urge for perfect order. It warns that constant nagging over slight messes or turning lights off early can create nerves and conflict, suggesting balance between thrift and peace in the home.
A detailed multi item culinary guide outlines steps for stews with pork chops and beef, layered seasoning, and long boiling. It covers dough batters, apple toppings, puddings with white sauce, a buckwheat cornmeal cake batter, and a leg of lamb prepared by boning, rolling, simmering, and a final basting and baking sequence.
A health column promotes Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a simple safe cure for catarrh of the stomach. It claims the tablets aid digestion after meals, restore appetite and comfort, and cites testimonial support from R. S. Workman of Chicago. The article frames indigestion, sour stomach and bloating as relieved by this treatment.
A Victorian era verse praises a Missouri postmistress as steadfast and brave. It extols a soulmate bond linking teacher and comrade through life, framed as a noble gift from a great master.
Guidance on placing hooks and eyes to avoid visible fastenings and creating a neat hem for napkins. It advises using a machine hem to speed work, press the hem back, and overcast with closely spaced stitches to prevent finger-prick injuries.
A reader asks about eyebrow growth, blackheads, hair loss, and facial care. Miss Grey prescribes nightly wash with warm water and castile soap, cold cream, and a scalp massage with a pomade of vaseline castor oil and other additives.
A housekeeper places several thicknesses of old newspapers under the troning sheet on the tron ing board. The layered pad is laid smoothly and the operation succeeds.
United States Judge K M Landis granted a petition for a change of venue to the meat packing cases. The trials will move to the United States circuit court and proceed under federal jurisdiction.
Snow covered the ground in the Walla Walla valley today, over an inch deep at dawn. The scene followed by tidbits of travel notes about Dr. G. R. Parkin, organizing secretary of the Cecil Rhodes Oxford scholarship trust, visiting Vancouver and plans to go to Idaho, Montana, then the Canadian prairies.
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