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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1910
Page
6
Instructions describe combining cold cooked meat with flour butter stock and crumbs to bake a meat dish, plus a tomato ramequin with egg. It also covers shaping cheese and pecan balls with cream salt butter and tobaco sauce, rolled in nuts for serving.
Readable notes suggest arranging toppings on a salad plate to enhance both appeal and taste. The guidance emphasizes attractive presentation and flavor balance as key.
Fabric girdles in strong contrast will be worn with separate waists and simple untrimmed skirt folds. Cretonne bits as trim fade, Persian prints rise in popularity. A mull neck strip edged in blue plaits on collars with a decorative pin. White linen stocks gain appeal with Persian touch trims. Washable colored fabrics favor removable trims for laundering.
A Persian tale tells how Ali Baba, a poor woodcutter, overhears a band of forty robbers speak the magic words open sesame to enter a cave filled with treasure. His greedy brother Cassim later enters and is trapped when he cannot recall the escape words. A moral lesson unfolds as consequences follow greed.
A reader asks about dating age gaps and propriety for teens with boys. Answers advise homesetting, parental guidance, and limiting dating after school hours. In another letter a fiancée questions cigarette use. the adviser urges choosing between the relationship and the habit, ending the engagement if she refuses to quit.
A brief poetic fragment titled The Vanishers evokes childlike dreams and Indian lore. The speaker recalls elusive shapes that flit and vanish, a baffling search that lures toward a sunset.
A costume features scarlet henrietta cloth as the main material. Mandarin sleeves, belt, and front panel are richly embroidered in color and black. A large black satin and net turban is trimmed with two broad ostrich feathers.
A night race on Lake Union is planned for Wednesday evening September 14 under Commodore Joseph A. Peterson and the Lake Union Yacht Club racing committee. Boats will follow a triangular course with stake boats showing red lights at intervals. It marks the first time such a race is held locally.
Geo F Wolfe of Youngwood Pa and M Roy Strong of Cleveland Ohio are named as winners of Frank Thomson scholarships. Each 600 annual award goes to sons of Pennsylvania railroad employees following a competitive exam. Eight total holders now receive the scholarship.
President Taft rejects Illinois Manufacturers' Association plea to direct the Interstate Commerce Commission to personally conduct the hearing on proposed freight rate increases. He says he has full confidence in the commission's ability to handle the matter independently.
A satirical piece portrays the Old Guard clinging to Teddy Roosevelt, depicting him as unretiring and always engaging with supporters. It suggests Roosevelt remains active, touring and rallying, while quipping about past stage roles and ongoing political maintenance.
The piece traces Tony Richardson and the underground trail to the Washington Supreme Court. It details Richardson's violent incident with his wife present, the divorce verdict, attorney Seabarry Merritt contesting, and Palmer’s alleged influence with Judge Root. The court reduced Richardson’s verdict to 19000, Merritt’s charges were investigated, and Richardson faded from involvement while Palmer pursued a Senate seat.
Hor ace Boynton president of the California club and Los Angeles leader dies of heart failure caused by an anesthetic given for a minor operation. He collapsed soon after the anesthesia was administered.
Julius Merritt aged 81 died at his daughter Mrs T H Warford's home at 6515 24th Ave N W last night. He is survived by three sons A H Merritt Dial P Merritt and Harry M Merritt and two daughters Mrs Warford and Mrs Sidney Smith of Florence Wash. Funeral services will be held at Graham Wagemann parlors on Wednesday at 2 p m. Interment will be at Crown Hill Cemetery.
Kansas City reports its first policewoman, Eleanor Danny, director of Holmes Square playground. She says she does not need authority to govern the boys but uses police power to prevent interference by outsiders.
Foley Kidney Pills provide prompt relief for kidney and bladder ailments aiding elderly patients. Bartell Drug Stores featured as distributors offering comfort and strength through accessible remedies.
Patrons on the Fremont Ballard line waited for cars after a change to the route. Investigators found the cars now run straight down 14th Avenue to 47th Street instead of turning at Market Street, shortening the trip to the city by about ten minutes.
The principal case argued yesterday before the circuit court of appeals on its first session day involved Seattle Electric Co against Seattle Renton and Southern Railway Co. seeking to dissolve an injunction that prohibited Rainieray usage by KH Co. and others.
Mittimus for the arrest of packing company officials indicted yesterday were issued by Judge K M Landis in Chicago. The packers, with their bondmen, are expected in court today. Each defendant faces seven years in prison or a $35000 fine or both if found guilty.
Readiness mounts for the second annual Western Washington fair at Madison Park starting next Monday and running through Sunday. Special railroad rates apply from Western Washington points. More than 300 top livestock specimens and over 2,000 domestic and wild fowls will be shown. An exhibition hall features industrial and farm products with decorated booths and free attractions expected to attract large crowds all week.
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