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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Nov 22, 1909

Page

10

Thanksgiving menu offers readers Houston Star style feast

The article lists a Thanksgiving dinner menu circulated to women readers. It includes lentil soup, croutons, green tomato pickles, roast sage dressing, peaches, gravy, fruitcake wafers, pumpkin pie, fudge and coffee. The menu is presented as a suggested bill for the day with items and prices.

Thanksgiving Dinner Menu From Mrs Cox Colby Wash

Mrs J F Cox of Colby Washington will cook Thanksgiving dinner featuring Puree of Tomato Soup Celer Mastern Oyatera Raw Tomato and Green Pea Salad Turkey Stuffing with Cranberry Sauce Sweet Potatoes Browned White Potatoes Mashed Hot Cabbage Slaw Pumpkin Pie and Doughnuts Gingerbread Cider Nuts Candy plus pumpkin center used for pies and shell served as fruit dish

J. F. Cox Colby, Wash

The Womanly Woman in Nineteenth Century Insight

The passage argues that a truly womanly woman delights in femininity and small charms, not in masculine habits or lectures. A man admires gentleness and tact, but resents dominance and independence that deny his chivalry, urging women to acknowledge natural limits and mutual respect.

Ralph and the Bee Hive Lesson

A boy named Ralph disobeys warnings and approaches a beehive. He steals honey with a spoon, is stung when a bee comes up his mouth, swells his tongue, and endures a stern lecture from his father. He vows to stay away from bees.

Ralph Hellovell

Dear Miss Grey Answers on Rail Routes and Household Tips

The column explains earliest transcontinental rail completion in 1869 via Union Pacific and Central Pacific. It notes Panama Isthmus crossing by stage and boats 39 years ago. Also covers BC marriage law ages and removing paint odor, plus cleaning dust from black moire hat with gasoline tips.

Miss Grey New York Oakland Cape Horn Panama Anxiour Union Pacific Central Pacific California

Two Years Apart End With Wife’s Sudden Death

A quarrel led a Midwest couple to separate for 730 days. On the 731st day the husband sent fruit and a note for a reunion. They met and kissed, but the wife died two days later at her grave, leaving Bob in shock.

Middle West Bob Mary

Worth Knowing Tips for Kitchen Use

Rinse the pan in cold water before milk to prevent scorching. A method to settle coffee and beat an egg, then mix with one pound of freshly ground coffee. The coffee can be stored as usual, as no information follows.

Ivory care and polishing method from old household guide

The passage describes dampness effects on ivory and how to dry ivory backs of toilet brushes after washing. It recommends rubbing off water quickly, drying thoroughly, and applying a paste mixed with oil to brighten and polish the surface, allowing it to dry.

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