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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1910
Page
8
A fragment speaks of carefree youths whose faces glow with sunshine and delight as they ignore looming cares and the night to come. The lines contrast bright present happiness with the weight of future concerns.
A homestyle plate features fried apples, folatoes, bread and butter with raisins, offering a sweet spiced accompaniment to the meal.
A reader asks for costume ideas for an Indian princess at Halloween and ways to source inexpensive materials and illustrated books in Seattle. The letter suggests tan denim, khaki, fringe, and chaps for a fringed costume, plus beads and a feather crown, and mentions rental as cheaper than making one.
A recipe blends two cups sugar two cups raisins soaked briefly then seeded with four cups vinegar one percent cup hot water well beaten two tablespoons Nour and a scant teaspoon batter. Mix and boil in a saucepan until thick, then fill crusts and bake.
Prices range from 18 cents to 140 dollars for various meats and produce at Pike Place Market. Potatoes 1.64 per sack, sweet potatoes 35 cents per pound, veal roast 15 cents, prime rib 18 cents, mutton stew 7 cents, salmon and crab discounted, misc items include mince meat 14 cents per pound and cakes 40 to 60 cents. Deliveries offered for some items with box prices listed.
Engineer Judson testified at a Chamber of Commerce hearing that American Telegraph and Telephone, parent of Sunset, earned 4 percent of gross earnings in rentals for receivers and transmitters. Railroad commissioners will review the figures to determine if this hides real earnings to avoid rate reductions for Sunset.
Two Beattle women Mrs Teanie Covey and Mrs Margaret Coe journeyed to Snohomish to honor their grandmother Mrs David Nair on her 100th birthday. Born October 28 1810 in Beotland she immigrated to America in 1861 and now has more than 100 descendants.
Local ad for MCM Boap produced in Seattle by Kenwood Grocery. Address 6500 Kenwood Place and contact North 1882 with phone red 268. Item description concise and shop-focused for quick purchase.
In Setatie marine circles the Mary Sachs a gasoline schooner bound from Kotzebue Sound to Nome is believed to have foundered with 20 passengers and gold dust valued at 70000. It left Nome October 2 and after a five day hurricane near Cape Prince of Wales is overdue 24 days. Among the passengers was Missionary Thomas Geary an ex whaler.
William Jennings Bryan admits he intends to fight Mayor James Dahiman of Omaha, the Democratic candidate for governor, in Lincoln on October 28.
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