Fashion Notes Hint at Three Piece Suit Trends
A fragment notes evolving taste in attire with reference to rich Oriental trimmings and the strengthening fashion of the three piece suit, indicating shifting preferences in formal wear.
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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1910
Page
6
Gems and Popovers Cookery Note
A recipe for pop overs instructs beating eggs with milk and flour until smooth, adding salt, batted until pale, then pouring into greased gem pans and baking 45 minutes in a hot oven. Pans of iron yield best results. batter may swell six times. Also a breakfast gem recipe uses milk sugar salt flour baking powder and butter with optional cornmeal.
Apple Pineapple Salad with Cherry Garnish
A simple dessert salad recipe uses two apples cooked until soft then pureed with lemon juice and sugar. Whipped egg white and more sugar are folded in, served on lettuce with pineapple, orange slice, mayonnaise, a cherry, and optional grated walnut for garnish.
Pickled Pepper Mixture Preparation
A simple home canning instruction describes selecting one green pepper and a dozen red peppers with three large onions. After chopping, cover with boiling water, stand ten minutes, boil briefly, drain, then add salt vinegar and sugar before cooking and jar packing.
Beets Pickling Recipe For Canning Use In Pantry
To seven pounds of bailed peeled and sliced beets take four pounds of brown sugar, one pint of vinegar, 12 cloves, and a large stick of cinnamon. Boil the syrup, then add the beets and cook ten minutes. Put the beets into cans, pour the boiling syrup over them to fill the cans and seal immediately.
What Women Are Saying What Women Are Saying
Quotes from figures on women's roles in America and Japan, noting independence and changing duties. Mrs Woodrow Wilson asserts American women can be strong partners and good homemakers, while Baroness Mutsu hints at modern foreign marriage and family norms. Kate Douglas Wiggin discusses evolving conscience beyond tradition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Baroness Mitzui
America
Letters From a Reader Page on Fashion and Advice
A jumble of Q A items covers translation questions about a Goddess of Liberty statue gift, anatomy terms for sweetbreads, and social etiquette advice. Readers ask about sending gifts to bashful lovers, neck hollows, removing indelible pencil marks, dates in 1868 1854 and 1887, and making soap bubbles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise Grey
Hair Care and Dyeing Advice From A Reader
A reader suggests ivory soap and warm water with a clay pipe to improve bubbles while noting hard water may need borax. Another asks for a harmless home method to blacken gray hair after walnut stain failed, but a response warns against artificial coloring and recommends professional dyeing if chosen.
Sudden Rain Alters Quiet Amart Ret Scene
Fragmentary verse notes sudden rain and darkness over Amart Ret. The speaker speaks of tears and grief blown across the heart, with imagery of window weather and elusive humanity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ekiea
Washing clothes on a board and sponge reuse
The text describes washing clothes on a long board with a scrub brush to avoid tangling and notes it is hard to wind when washed in the tub. It suggests crocheting a bag from soft cotton to reuse a worn sponge, and mentions dress sleeves and jackets with tight short sleeves versus long coat style sleeves.
Hodge Charges Voters With Ballot Stuffing
Sheriff Hodge says election officers in Mirai ward precinct two stuffed the ballot box with at least 100 fraudulent votes after deputies were decoyed by interests. He will press criminal charges and present the ballot box in court. He cites 3700 straw voters registered in the First ward and withholds names pending further evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mirai
Hodge
Firet
Ayn
Classified Page Teases Local Ads Tonight
The Star's classified section highlights upcoming ads and notices for readers tonight. Listings cover jobs real estate and services with prices dates and contact details for local residents and businesses.
Mayor Harrie Blocks Reproduction of Jeffries Johnson Fight
The Olympiae mayor prohibited displaying a pictorial of the Jeffries Johnson fight next Friday at the behest of the Minteterial association, citing concern over propriety and demand for a halt to public screening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olympiae
Harrie
Jeffries Johnsons
Minteterial Association
The Fear of Humbug About Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets
An article promotes Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a trustworthy remedy for indigestion. It argues against humbug skepticism, explains the tablets contain natural digestive ferments and non cathartic ingredients, and claims they digest food after meals to prevent gas and related symptoms. Available from druggists at 50 cents per package.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stuart
Drugeiste
Grand Jury Indicts Opium Smugglers in Tacoma
Four indictments returned by the federal grand jury at the federal building in Tacoma include two secret cases and charges against H. W. Price and Fred Worth for importing opium. Worth and Price were caught bringing in 56 five tailed?
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tacoma
Federal Grand Jury
Federal
H.W. Price
Fred Worth
Worth
Price
Well Known Pike Street Clothing House Closes as Owner Retires
H Kessler at 216 18 20 Pike street Seattle retires after over a decade in business. He sells the entire stock of clothing and tubbing foods with fall and winter styles at prices below wholesale. The store closes for a sale setup day and reopens with the discount stock.
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H. Kessler
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