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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1914
Page
4
Diana Dillpickles oversees a city gallery display of prized artworks. A curator and security staff monitor pieces as visitors tour the museum. The event highlights fragile works and prompts stricter guard procedures.
The piece argues Initiative Bill No. 12 to abolish the state tax commission and require one valuation for rate making and taxation faced court rejection. It claims the court rushed its decision, denying the measure a ballot place despite strong petition support, and urges independent voters to back Edgar G. Mills and W. H. Pemberton in the November 3 election.
The Seattle Star reports Lawrence Sherman, a GOP senator hopeful in Illinois, declares Raymond Robins a single taxer aiming to confiscate farmers and merge property. The piece notes Sherman’s claim relies on imagination and questions how Illinois tax policy could enact such changes.
A health note extols regular bowels in aging, claims constipation worsens other ailments, warns against violent purgatives, and promotes Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a mild laxative tonic. It advertises 50 cent and one dollar bottles and offers a free trial from Dr W B Loeths ge in Monticello, Iowa.
The observer describes a funeral procession of wounded soldiers and litter bearers moving through a city street. He notes the paradox of calling the wounded blessed, the presence of a German trophy, and the stark contrasts of blue overcoats, red trousers, and bread with the muffled sounds of distant horrors. He also observes Moroccan and Algerian rifles arriving to aid France, while women and children look on in fatigue.
A fragment evokes ongoing disorder in Europe as the Everett True strip narrates recurring outbursts and the sun rising on a new day of chaos and unrest.
A recipe passage details making doughnuts with sugar butter salt nutmeg or cinnamon eggs Carnation Milk water and flour to form a soft dough with baking powder then rolled cut and fried until light brown. It also references pot cutlets croquettes and a second sauce base using butter flour water milk and pepper with directions to proceed as for Thin White Sauce.
U S Steamboat Inspectors Whitney and Turner say officers of the steamships Admiral Sampson and Princess Victoria were at fault for the August 26 collision that sank the Sampson and killed 11 people in the investigators report.
Readers critique living costs, wage cuts in shingle, lumber, and packing industries amid war prices, urging relief. A second letter questions Margie’s view of Dick, a college-bred city man, judging his character and awaiting the Confessions storyline for clarity on his true value.
Recipe for whipping cream from a canned product instructions describe heating cooling and chilling steps then beating to produce whipped cream ready for use with optional sweetening and flavoring. Includes specifics on can size placement in ice and mixing technique.
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