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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1910
Page
3
A Paris era debate on women in labor and domestic life airs contrasting views from Mrs. Charlotte Wilbour of New York and Mrs. Mary Be of Boston. They discuss freedom at work, home, and society, noting varying expectations across nations and social circles.
Fashions of skirts feature cut bands with little fullness and Harrowing fronts. Coats for very young children use white and colored chiffon treadcloths. High style juniors show garments in black velveteen velvet corduroy. A pretty juvenile blouse uses soft silk and piping with small and large liberty silk buttons.
A series of statements from clergy including Bishop Bernard M'Quaid and Bishop John L. Spaulding and Father Thomas Scully argue for woman suffrage. They emphasize moral influence, civic duties, and the need to protect women and children through political equality and informed voting.
The Alki Suffrage Club invites women of the 14th ward including Alki Point West Seattle Fauntleroy Youngstown and Georgetown to a monster suffrage meeting in Gallinger's hall West Seattle on October 12 at 30 pm. The rally kicks off a campaign for a large majority in the 14th ward on November 8 with three well known men and Mrs Marion Baxter among invited speakers.
More than 300 grammar school players reported for medical exams required by the school board before joining grammar teams. A certificate from the designated doctors is needed to prove the youngster is fit to play football. The examining panel includes Dr. Grant Calhoun and eight other physicians.
A short poem-like clipping expresses a wife’s devotion to her husband. It speaks of weariness with the world and finds solace in his love and tenderness. The speaker thanks God for his presence and vows lasting companionship despite friends’ trials. The tone is intimate and reverent to marital bond.
The column provides Dear Miss Grey guidance on proper behavior at beer halls and dances. It covers what constitutes a proper escort, how a woman should respond to unwanted approaches, and etiquette for monograms on pillow cases.
A vintage recipe passage describes making a salmon loaf by rolling crackers with salmon, butter, milk, and thickening gravy, then steaming. It also covers raised doughnuts using sugar milk yeast and bread flour, rising overnight then frying.
Judge Wilson Ro Gay will handle criminal cases alongside Judge Ronald starting November 1. The move, announced yesterday, marks the first time two departments will share King county criminal work as caseloads rise. Lawyers say more judges are needed to prevent lengthy litigation while Deputy Prosecutor Murphy pushes for a dedicated criminal court. Thomas FP Murphine seeks broader justice of the peace powers to cases up to 1000 dollars and probate reforms. Everett A Smith calls for probate procedure simplification and a commissioners appointment. The Public Welfare League opens headquarters in the Oriental building today with recall signature campaigns set for Monday.
Peel onions and slice thin. Melt butter in a pan, add boiling water, cover and simmer until tender, then uncover and brown. The water evaporates as steam cooks the onions, leaving butter to crisp them without burning.
In Btokton California Dr H B Knight was informed by Dr Martin Regonaburger president of the state board of health that E D Fickert of the city, now at the veterans home in Yountville, has been pronounced a leper. It is believed he contracted the disease in the Philippines during the Spanish American war. Mrs Fickert and three children, living here, show no symptoms but have faced ostracism since the news. The family is destitute.
Andrew Laidlaw of Spokane Washington has made the largest number of entries in the fourth annual horse show to open in Portland Oregon next Thursday. A wireless dispatch reports Republican forces repulsed in rural communities near Lisbon.
Gus Gee aged 19 fell into the Chehalis river while working on a mill boom at the Syverson mill and drowned. His body was recovered today.
John F Murphy announces the New England club will host a bean supper and dance at Faurot hall on November 1. The group will meet at the Chamber of Commerce on Wednesday evening to finalize arrangements for the event.
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