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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1922
Page
12
Nancy and Nick deliver a package from the Green Wizard to Mrs Squirrel who eagerly uses a magical mop to wash dishes instantly. The mop causes food to vanish and Mrs Squirrel resolves to pursue honest work over magic. To Be Continued.
A rambling fiction excerpt in which a crippled ex-criminal narrates a convoluted plot of fortunes and deceptions. A young woman, her father Harry, a wavering wager and a Canadian gold mine scheme drive a tense encounter beside a harbor and a church. The scene ends with a limousine entering the park.
Diamond Dyes ensure easy at home dyeing with a guarantee. Instructs buyers to tell the druggist the fabric type whether wool linen cotton or mixed goods before dyeing. Warns that Diamond Dyes may streak spot fade or run if used.
The narrator recalls Captain Eli’s adventures causing a pistol misfire and a ceiling hole during a chaotic scene. A shouty escape follows as a frightened enslaved man flees, while the captain remains calm. The storyteller praises Captain Eli as an interesting man with many travels.
A dramatic tableau unfolds as a radiant young Duchess of Hurlingham steps into an avenue lit by autumn leaves. A dying man recalls a vault burglary and forged bonds linked to Lord Dovedale while a mystery story, The Thing on the Hearth, promises horror in the next issue.
A recipe from Bertha E Shapleigh of Columbia University describes steamed cranberry pudding. Ingredients include butter sugar eggs cranberries milk flour baking powder and salt with a method of creaming and folding beaten egg whites then steaming two hours or one hour if steamed in cups. Serve with cream or hard sauce.
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