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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1910
Page
6
A fragmented reader column discusses love distress and self image with humor and advice. It features questions about consent, aging, freckles, fashion choices for different complexions, and handling emotional heartbreak. The tone resembles a late night guidance feature from a period publication.
The fragment reflects gendered views on autonomy and agency within marriage. It contrasts women who conform with those who resist traditional roles and notes the lingering influence of mothers and suffragists on marital expectations.
Miss Ruth Wynne daughter of former Postmaster General Robert J Wynne is expected to be a leading figure in Washington society this winter. She is described as beautiful and a great musician, with extensive travel abroad.
A scholar at Cornell describes using precise instruments to assess school ventilation and lighting, aiming to rate buildings for sanitary conditions on a dairy scorecard model. He notes prior methods were inaccurate and envisions widespread, quantitative school sanitation ratings to guide improvements.
The recipe outlines beating eggs with milk and flour, folding in whites, then cooking in a buttered pan and baking until golden. It adds a cheese nut ball mix with cream cheese parsley chopped nuts and mayonnaise dressing served on lettuce.
A description details a silk scarf worn by a state woman made from Persian silk with a central black lace stripe and black edging, ends gathered into a tassel, while a recipe-like note suggests boiling okra pods and serving on lettuce with chopped green pepper and onion and a boiled salad dressing.
The American stage star, wife of Joe Lewis, abandons London society to headline vaudeville in America. She left the stage after marriage but says vaudeville is in her blood. Ward hails from St. Louis and is connected to financier Barney Barnato through her husband.
The text describes slices of fried bread spread with ancho paste served as a tasty supper dish. It also offers tips to remove fish or onion odors from pans using soda and oven. It lists sewing bag articles like needle cases, leather needle bags, handkerchiefs in paper cases, cretonne wash cloth bags, and other inexpensive gift items.
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