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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1910
Page
6
In a desert island episode Sinbad recalls a diamond valley where eagles seize meat and diamonds cling to it. He hides in meat, is swept to a nest, merchants drive off the birds, and he wins diamonds before reuniting with his crew in Baghdad.
A dated domestic recipe cluster describes scalloped tomatoes with bread crumbs and onion baked in a mold, beef with onions and tomato gravy, rolled string beans with mashed potatoes, and peach halves topped with whipped cream and cherries. Includes prep steps and cold storage notes.
The column addresses questions about the origin of the cigar and American tobacco use, noting Cuba’s 1500 Spaniard invasion as a possible date and that the pipe remained common in Spanish speaking regions. It also advises on tracing birth and death records in Callaway County, Kentucky, and offers a basic method for making blackberry juice wine with steps for preparation and storage.
Fashion notes describe evening wear with mantle azylea replacing capes, satin fabrics, contrasting Mnings, and heavy silk and metal embroidery. Poke bonnets regain prominence with tall crowns trimmed by roses. Handbags remain popular with suede and linen options noted as finer yet lighter. Kimono sleeve blouses gain traction with tailored suits for travel and morning wear.
Daniel Palmer, 29, of Princeton New Jersey, was turned down by the San Francisco naval recruiting station because enlistment would bring too much publicity. Palmer, staying at the St Francis Hotel, plans further steps to gain admission while his parents press him toward an arranged marriage with a chorus girl. His father is named D H Palmer, a millionaire coal dealer on the Atlantic seaboard.
Maud Smith charges Frederick W. Smith with choking her when his chronic tardiness cost him jobs. He denies parts of her account as a divorce suit proceeds, citing breakfast ready and the fire built before he woke.
Tacoma Sept. 7 Charles P F Helm a wealthy restaurant man of a coma said he would fight the $80 000 damage suit brought by his daughter in law Mrs Oscar Helm for alleged alienation of her husband's affections In her complaint on file here Mr Oscar Helm alleges that her father in law persuaded her husband to desert her Mrs Helm recently became a mother.
In San Francisco a murder case draws publicity forcing the Starbuck family to relocate from their Oakland home now up for sale. In Tacoma a bond vote on October 8 will approve a $1 million plan to fund a fire tug and two bridges plus a municipal project.
The page lists varied farm goods and prices including meat cuts, butter, and produce. It notes Livestock bids for steers and heifers, live weight buying price, and regional wheat hay prices. The listings show markets in Mt Vernon and Eastern Washington with figures for potatoes, corn, cabbage, apples, peaches, and other fruits.
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