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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1910
Page
6
Lay sliced liver in pan and pour boiling water over it then drain. Roll each piece in flour and fry slowly in butter or meat fat. Fry onions separately and pour over liver when done or add onions to the liver while cooking. Turn onions and liver halfway with a pancake turner.
A fragment outlines a mock wince pie with green tomato and apple filling, sugar, cracker, spices, vinegar and two crusts. It also gives a cocoanut kisses recipe with egg whites, sugar, and shredded coconut baked as small mounds.
Prepare florettes by separating and boiling in salted water until tender. Drain. Melt two tablespoons butter until brown, toss the cauliflower in the brown butter with parsley, and serve hot.
The latest Paris trend features a long black satin scarf lined in white, measuring ten inches wide and three yards long. The piece epitomizes the season’s restrained elegance with minimal adornment and bold silhouette.
The passage discusses late fall forecasts featuring velvet or velveteen suits with fur trim and new washable skirts made of pique, duck or linen. It notes how snug skirts are difficult to wear and details the construction of pique skirts as five or seven gores with welded seams and prominent stitching.
A fashion illustration shows a dress styled as a coat using deep blue cloth, blue and white barred fabric, and blue velvet. Ribbon bow trim remains a popular touch for street wear, reflecting coat inspired trends.
An excerpt from Sinbad recounts captivity by pirates, a distant slave apprenticeship, elephant hunts, a burying ground of tusks, and a perilous escape telling how wealth from ivory was amassed for a merchant owner. Also included is a market prices section.
The column logo offers hair color change caution with hydrogen peroxide risks and suggests soda or borax washes, hot soap water for pimples and blackheads, and cold cream as a remedy. It also answers a reader asking when a six year old must start school, with the superintendent advising it is acceptable to delay one year.
A poem excerpt by Harriet Prescott Spofford describing a rose given in trembling fingers and the lingering feeling it leaves. The speaker recalls the rose pressed between pages, crumpled yet never aged, with a focus on touch and memory rather than the flower’s appearance.
Great Britain has three newspapers and two magazines devoted to woman suffrage. Several countries including Holland Denmark Norway Germany Austria Russia Finland Iceland France Switzerland Bulgaria Hungary and Poland each have one paper. Belgium and Turkey have one magazine advocating the ballot. A quirky line notes saving time by filling soiled kettles and pans with cold water before washing.
Wisconsin voters turnout heavy in the statewide primary as Sen Robert M La Follette fights for renomination. Regulars expect his victory two to one amid GOP clashes with progressives and stalwarts. Democrats Republicans and others field no opposition in certain races.
About 126 autoists from British Columbia visited Seattle to toast King George and sing God Save the King. T Baxter, president of the Vancouver Automobile Club, replied with a toast to President Taft and led The Star Spangled Banner. The Rathskeller gathering at the Hotel Washington ended with talks on cross border auto clubs and a proposed federation.
A J Rhodes one BE Moses and R A Behrenfeld will share their Europe and South America travel adventures with Seattle Commercial Club members at the club's headquarters this evening.
Vermont's first general election of 1910 opened in Montpelier with early voting showing a slight lead for the Republican slate. Leading candidates include Governor hopefuls Dr John A Mead and Charles D Watson and Congressmen nominees David J Foster and Frank Plamley with party opponents Alexander Cochrane and others.
Rain did not dampen the first annual Modern Woodmen gathering in Seattle as 2,600 members attended at Wildwood park. Politicians circulated literature while a full program of sports and amusements proceeded despite showers.
Ole Hanson & Co. advertises Lake Forest Park property near Lake Washington offering a residential enclave without apartments stores or factories. The notice targets buyers seeking a quiet, secluded area with strict development controls.
Hoquiam women flooded the local suffragists headquarters with membership applications after a Labor Day demonstration. The show of support followed yesterday's events in Hoquiam.
Testimonial from John Rogers of Atlanta on eczema easing after trying Poslam. Claims include rapid itch relief and healing for acne, herpes, tetter, piles, salt rheum, and other skin conditions with overnight complexion improvement. Sample offer and nearby drugstores noted.
Asabel Curtis, the artist, produced a book of one dozen images featuring Lake Forest Park and Lake Washington. Readers can request a copy by calling Main 6629 of Ind. 3948. orders will be mailed printed on bond paper and richly illustrated. Ole Hanson & Co, New York Block.
In Kingston New York on September 6 Mrs Adelbert Wolven collapsed and died after returning home to an apartment ransacked by thieves. The shock of the burglary is given as the cause of death in the incident.
Abyssinia dispatch reports King Menelik suffered a stroke of apoplexy yesterday and is believed to be dying today. Officials, physicians and palace attendants watch for developments as the aged monarch shows no signs of recovery.
Paris dispatch reports within three months the French army will receive 20 biplanes and military monoplanes. Orders have been placed with the meter of war for purchase of these aircraft. The article notes that high moral ground is sometimes bluff.
Train and bus timetable fragment lists daily departures from Beattie at 6:45 and 10:35 a m and 2:06 and 6:45 p m with Tacoma departures at 4 38 a m 12 15 3 06 and 1 30 p m contact Tacoma offices Main 176 Tel. 122 subject to change without notice.
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