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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1910
Page
5
In a reader column, Miss Grey addresses requests about grace at meals excuses prayers minor medical relief, face cosmetics, crime executions, fudge recipes, legal papers for a foreign-born migrant, a confectioners recipe, hay weights grammar, and appropriate gifts for youths. The tone is practical advice from a friendly correspondent.
A flea circus performed at Hammerstein's roof garden last summer and now at Loew's Music Hall in Boston. The fleas are kept in glass boxes and are not trained.
A series of practical tips covers storing veils on stiff board, removing grease from silk with alcohol, preparing pastry ahead, keeping items cool, dissolving alum for starch, preserving bright colors, planning meals, warming gravy in a granite basin, using wooden plates and oiled paper, substituting waxed paper for plates, cleaning aigrets with soap and warm water, drying mirrors and avoiding sun damage to glass.
A New York broker's wife, Mrs Henry Sples Kip, paid to end her marriage and relinquish alimony, claiming incompatibility of temper. She told the judge the child's father has more money and cares more for the boy, and soon after her decree she became Julian M Little at Puget Sound Navy Yard. Surgeon A Farenholt, U S N, now heads the medical department at the navy yard after transfer from the cruiser Charleston.
A two dish dessert method outlines glazed sweet potatoes baked in syrup with butter and a bread crumb pudding with milk eggs sugar vanilla stewed apples. A meringue topping is browned and served hot.
A recipe for horseradish sauce uses bacon fat or butter onions cracker meal horseradish and water cooked to a smooth sauce to serve with meat. It also describes rolling a pound of macaroni with butter and grated cheese and filling a hollow with cooked meat before baking.
Charles Ostrov of New York sues the Pullman Company for 1500 dollars claiming humiliation after being told to change at Washington and left in only a cast of pajamas when his train to Memphis departed without him. He was en route from New York.
An advertisement urges women to shed fat using Marmola Prescript Tablets or dieting and exercise. It claims the tablets require no diet changes, cost 75 cents per case, and promise 12 to 16 ounces of daily fat loss. The notice directs readers to contact Marmola Co. in Detroit for mail orders.
A collection of observations and anecdotes on why women cry. Doctors offer varied opinions from medical to social causes while noting sorrow and pain as normal factors and suggesting unoccupied or childless women may be more prone to crying spells. The piece contrasts clinical views with humorous husband–wife exchanges.
F. W. Baker, vice president of the Commercial State Bank, was elected president of the Juvenile Aid Society yesterday. Other officers chosen include Blakistone as vice president Miller as secretary Friedenthal as treasurer.
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