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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1910
Page
6
Excerpted remarks from Elena B. Smith Jane Addams and Anna H. Shaw discuss morality among men and women and call for reforms in marriage education and family duties. Smith notes women can disguise as men. Addams urges public conscience. Shaw favors compulsory courses and health certificates for marriage with a family income guideline.
A gray suit features brown satin revers and fabric covered buttons with brown braid trim. A gray satin hat sports white feather crown. The piece notes social meeting spots at churches and YMCAs, and hints at Cupid guiding introductions. Readers ask Miss Grey about historical dates and a theatre lead actress's marriage status.
A letter asks if single men with few social options should stay single. The Star notes many letters asking how to meet someone in Seattle where homelessness is high and men outnumber women, and hints at guidance in this ongoing column.
A veal stew with spaghetti is described as a pleasing dish. Boil veal, drain, and mix with pasta water, then add onions tomatoes and milk. Simmer about thirty minutes. Celery soup is noted as a delicious diet item made from crisp stalks with heated milk added before serving.
A vintage recipe note explains peeling parboiled onions baked in buttered pie plate until tender with a hot white sauce. It also provides puff galis batter using egg sugar milk flour baking powder and spices, fried in hot fat and rolled in sugar.
A narrative of Hercules seeking the golden apples guarded by a hundred headed dragon and a tale of his labors. He meets hospitable nymphs, learns from the Old Man of the Sea, and finally outsmarts Atlas to obtain the apples.
A quirky note on the Hale thread bank risk and a shoes trend with patent leather pockets for women. An anecdote recalls a woman losing money from a wet stocking on a beach line. Also a tip on fried mush with egg white for crisper results.
Copenhagen dispatch says Dr. Frederick A Cook sails aboard Corneling Bradley’s yacht Beauty toward Btak to recover records he says prove his polar discovery. Newark report notes Hans Christiansen, farm hand, nearly dies after attempting a Darius Green style flying machine from a barn roof, drop of about 30 feet.
A crowd at the pavilion in Tolle's park watches as a rainstorm warps piano keys and halts the Alton society dance when the instrument refuses to play.
In Tacoma authorities will assess the sanity of William M. Smith who arrived by steamer Piyer claiming four men are pursuing him. He identified himself as a Seattle druggist, carried a large razor, asked for protection, and was locked up for examination.
Port Simpson reports forest fires gutted the Protestant mission at Ainyiah after a party of prospectors arrived last night. The men described extensive damage and the loss of church property in the remote area.
Ralph Johnson and Louie Terry reported three shadowy figures attempting to lasso them near 25th Avenue. They fled to a grocery and called police, with a motorcycle patrol dispatched to escort them home.
In Tacoma on September 16, James H. H. Davis, campaign manager for General Jim Ashton, secured the Republican nomination for representative in the 37th legislative district while Ashton lost the senatorial bid.
The state board of equalization met in Olympia to fix the state levy but faced delays as reports from three counties were not yet received.
William Koeppke, a grain buyer, succumbed to elephantiagia in St Louis. The rare malady enlarged his face to four times normal size while his body shrank and doctors suspect it affected his heart.
Pope Pius X issues a motu proprio banning young clergy from reading newspapers and periodicals and outlines new actions to counter the rising modernist campaign.
SALT LAKE CITY Sept 15 William T Brown former pastor of the Salt Lake Unitarian church was arrested for making a fiery socialistic street speech last night He proclaimed himself a martyr to the cause and warned of further agitation.
Immigration agent M. H. Welton and C. M. P. B. Ry. will lead Homeseekers from Seattle on Monday September 19th at 4:40 am via Milwaukee bound for Smith River Valley Montana. Call for information.
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