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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1910
Page
6
A reader column from Cynthia Grey advises balancing home life and social freedom for new couples. The writer urges husbands and wives to share friends and interests, avoid extremes, and treat home as a minister to love not a jail. A middle path keeps love alive into old age.
The passage outlines steps for preserving a youthful look. It urges weekly hair washing, facial massage from nostril to lip, keeping the jaw slender, frequent nose massage, warm eye bath routines, sleeping with a low head to reduce double chin, and regular warm water baths for dry skin.
Mrs George A Smith and Mrs Edith De Long Jarmuth promote suffrage urging women to vote and participate in law making. Jarmuth, from Colorado, cites experience and the Because leaflet arguing ballots empower tax paying homes and mothers, noting six million mothers and six million working women seek the ballot.
A Waterville lawyer and twice Democratic candidate for Maine governor declares his announced candidacy for the United States Senate seat currently held by Eugene Hale. The state recently swung Democratic, making Hale a target for opposition.
Mile. Christine La Barraque formerly of the Orpheum circuit sang at the Boylton Avenue Unitarian church in Seattle. The lyric soprano delivered several Italian, English, and French selections in her first local recital last night.
Five election judges face charges of wholesale fraud tied to the recent election. Recount shows many ballots marked by the same hand and one candidate credited with no votes before the recount earning 36 votes in the district where the judges served.
Fred Green formerly of Beattie has vanished after arriving in Walla Walla to find work. His father, residing at 77 Washington, Beattie, asks police to conduct a search for the missing youth.
New York Oct 5 Professor Harry Thurston Peck a leading Latin scholar has been dismissed by Columbia University trustees after a breach of promise suit was filed against him by Mina Rather Quinn seeking $100000. Peck vows to fight the dismissal.
Finigan files suit in the superior court against BE Sullivan proprietor of The American case seeking 10000 damages for an accusation of title larceny that caused his overnight jail confinement. He says he was released when his trial before Justice George began.
City Engineer Thomson rejects an overhead bridge or subway to connect the King Street passenger station and the Oregon & Washington station. He proposes widening the south margin of Jackson Street. The Chamber of Commerce discusses plans and a weights and measures department. The Seattle Commercial Club added 89 members in September, nearing 2,000 total.
King county will use two outside judges alongside seven superior judges during November December and January to handle mounting work. A court commissioner will be relieved on November 1 due to limited surrender and appeal rights. lawmakers will be asked in January for immediate relief. Commissioner K H Lindsay will be relieved from duties and the extra judges will be summoned.
Mrs Clara F Cooper wife of Rev BE L Cooper died at the family residence 4322 Bunset Place this morning. Funeral services will be held at Asbury Methodist church at the corner of 40th and Whitman Thursday at 2 30 p m.
Mina May Krueger of Beat tle is highlighted as a notable young delegate at the ongoing international prison congress in Washington. Newspapers feature her pictures and stories of achievements, noting she may be the youngest delegate in attendance.
Dominic Hreaks, 14, was picked up by Truant Officer Corbett for working as a water boy with a gang of street laborers. He cannot speak English. Judge Frater will hear the case Friday. He is said to live with a brother charged with failing to send him to school.
Residents gathered at a commissioner’s residence in South Seattle to oppose a restricted Atel Vicinity Bayview site. The meeting elected officers including a president, vice president, and secretary-treasurer for the local club.
An advertised sale invites bargain buyers to call Federal Paint and Wall Paper at 1214 First Ave near Used for cheap lots. The notice promotes discounted paints and supplies, urging quick contact for the deal.
A recipe row describes mixing grated corn butter pepper salt and an egg with milk to bake a corn pudding in a buttered dish. It also outlines grinding leftover meat and seasoning with egg lemon juice and cracker meal then frying in hot lard.
A recipe for tomato preserves combines six pounds of ripe tomatoes with three pounds of sugar and a lemon. Cook in an agate kettle until rich in color and the lemon is soft, adding juice from a second lemon for stronger lemon taste if desired. Stir occasionally to prevent burning.
Combine half pound dates chopped fine a half pound siga a half pound citron a half pound seedless raisins a half pound walnut meat Grind everything finely then coat with one cup powdered sugar Roll in wax paper and chill Keep in a cool place It keeps long and is ready to eat in 24 hours Do not bake
A garbled poem fragment warns against chasing elusive signs and suggests seeking virtue. It mentions wine and blunted senses, then pivots to a quirky classified ad for tarnished rooms at The Virginus near Westlake Av with a dubious address.
Readers seek advice on peach stain removal with boiling water, hairstyles for teens, neck care without cream, and fashion rules. Answers cover dye choices, proper arm etiquette, dress length norms, hair and skirt guidance, event evenings, and seasonal fur fashion trends.
Edwin J Brown at 713 Wire Ave Union Block Beattie advertises half price dental care by experienced graduates of Paintees Dentistry. He claims guaranteed plates that fit and free repairs, with a long track record since 1901 and hours evenings Sundays for working people.
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