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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1920
Page
3
A Miss Grey column on love prompts readers to defend love against Andre Tridon. The letters affirm enduring affection, motherly devotion, and the belief that love is central to life, recounting marriages, children, and lifelong bonds in response to the scientist’s claim.
Roy Partridge and his wife Imogene Cunningham Partridge relocate from San Francisco to Fruitvale California. He leaves Foster & Kleiser and will teach at Mille College. Partridge’s mount Rainier etchings are replaced by California landscapes and strange trees.
An 1865 old woman’s magazine formula outlines making scented sachets using lavender thyme mint clover caraway seeds and common salt. Prepare by rubbing leaves, grinding herbs, bruising seeds, then mix with dried salt and fill muslin bags. Place these sachets in bed linen folds to refresh and protect fabrics.
Advice emphasizes protecting infants from crowded rooms and sick people. Kissing a baby on the mouth is risky. mothers with colds should take precautions. Tuberculosis, whooping cough, measles, diphtheria, scarlet fever, and eye or ear infections threaten young children, especially under three, with severe outcomes. Regular care and avoiding exposure are urged.
Irene Ewing Davis resumes art instruction at Queen Anne high school with a commercial art focus. Her classes run Monday, Wednesday and Friday evenings from six to. details mention her earlier decorative frieze work and role at the Seattle Fine Arts.
Henrietta Hamilton opens a studio in the Lowman building after returning from a year in New York. She has altered Mrs. Alexander McFinan’s home at the Country club and is working for Mrs. Thatcher Hodge in the Denny-Blaine addition. Paul Gustin explains etching making at the Fine Arts exhibit, detailing reverse drawing, acid baths, printing, and proofs.
Edna Goodrich will headline the Parisian farce Sleeping Partners at the Metropolitan for four nights starting Sunday October 17. The show, adapted by Seymour Hicka, features her in stunning gowns including a $10,000 pure white ermine coat and jade colored velvet ensembles with bold brocade panels and diamond jewelry.
Instructions describe preparing cauliflower with a buttered baking dish and a cheese sauce. Boil cauliflower until tender, drain, arrange in dish, pour sauce made from butter flour milk salt pepper and cheese, top with moistened bread crumbs, bake until brown. A final quip notes borrowing may be a disease but lending is insanity.
A serialized tale follows Deb as she confronts Jim Lorimer’s proposed affair with her. Deb argues love defies social rules, weighs inhibitions, and contemplates a future with Jim while facing his wife and a destined heir. The piece hints at scandal, modern eroticism, and moral conflict.
Wash grapes and pulp. Cook pulp and skins separately. Rub pulp through a fine colander to remove seeds. Combine all ingredients with orange juice and rind. Cook thirty minutes and ladle into jelly glasses.
Cut the pears into cubes and cook with pineapple until tender. Measure sugar and add, cooking until the mixture becomes transparent. Pour into glasses and seal with paraffin when cold.
A tip suggests adding a teaspoon of turpentine to warm water to brighten rugs. Dip a cloth, wring and scrub the rug vigorously. The note adds a social stereotype about women and men.
Cora Moore describes a chic afternoon gown featuring hand batik as the main decorative element. The design uses black voile over pussy willow crepe with a straight fastening bodice and underruffied plaited voile sleeves and tunic.
A Wooster Ohio reader reports rapid recovery from a severe cold and sore throat after using Foley’s Honey and Tar. The ad extols the remedy as effective for coughs colds croup hay fever asthma and stresses genuine product without opiates sold widely.
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