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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1910
Page
5
A mother outlines playful methods to raise two boys with contrasting personas Good Boy and Bad Boy. The plan uses humor rewards and a house search ritual to shape behavior, with Good Boy pleasing the family and Bad Boy learning restraint when caught.
The article provides reader questions about oil living room design and recipe ideas. It mentions making pickled pears with spices, a method to remove ink stains from carpet using milk salt ammonia and wax, and cleaning tips including oxalic acid solutions and warm iron applications. It preserves period tone and practical home guidance.
Mrs Philip Snowden, English suffragist and wife of MP Philip Snowden, visits America. She praises persuasion and education in suffrage work, notes American women's privileged status yet civic lag, and recalls defending Dr. Aked before a Liverpool congregation. The piece ends with local ad lines for MCM Soap and Owl Grocery Co.
Instructions for veal loaf and ham loaf with ingredients and steps. Veal loaf uses 2 pounds ham trimmings 444 pounds veal, stock made from boiling, chopper milling, eggs layered, gelatine stock set, slice thin and serve. Ham loaf combines ground meat, crackers, milk, spices, and bacon fat, baked two hours, with optional center boiled eggs for color.
The verse depicts the moon shining on thieves, a ward, streets, harbor quays and animals. It contrasts nocturnal life under moonlight with daytime beings who hide from her glow. The poem ends as dawn approaches and the sun will rise.
Market prices list meats produce and groceries including Nene at 22 cents per pound and various cuts of lamb beef and mutton. Also featured are oysters cheese butter fruit vegetables and household goods with items from local sellers and delivery details listed.
The notice lists a full slate of congressional state and county offices to be elected on November 8 1910 in King County Washington including judges, state senators, representatives and county officials. It also announces two constitutional amendments and a King County Harbor Bond Issue of 1 750 000 with polling hours eight to eight in incorporated areas and nine to seven thirty outside towns. Otto A Case is the county auditor.
King County votes to issue negotiable coupon bonds totaling 1 750 000 dollars in 1 750 bonds of 1 000 each for twenty years. Interest capped at four and a half percent, sold at par under Board of County Commissioners oversight for improvement projects per September 28 1910 resolutions. County Auditor Otto A Case certifies nominees list.
A political ticket lists Representative William Be. Humphrey as the congress candidate and Mack F. Gose as the Supreme Court judge nominee for a four year term. The notice urges voters to cast ballots for these candidates.
A dense list of candidate names for state senate and house districts, county offices, and local positions. The document enumerates nominees such as W. W. Black George Bh Morris Frank H Rudkin Emmett N Parker and many more across 80th to 47th districts. It instructs voting for multiple seats with phrases like Vote for Three and Vote for Two.
The record lists candidates by name and term lengths including W. W. Smith six years, W. Be six years, Richard son six years, E. J. Brown six years, Samuel Sadler six years, A. H. Bar th four years, Horace G. Cupples, 32nd District H. Rather, State Representatives 42nd District George M. Crone and W. R. Macklin.
The record lists six year terms for Charles E. Shephard Hans Bugge and Wm Hickman Moore and four year term for Preston M. Troy with Warren W. Tolman also noted.
The item lists judges J. T. Ronald John F. Main George H. Clements on the judiciary ticket and includes John T. Casey as part of the Superior Court roster.
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