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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1910
Page
7
A noted cookbook compiler shares kitchen guidance with recipes. Steak with oil and vinegar, sago soup with veal and milk, and a quick biscuit mixture using flour, sugar, butter, and sour milk are outlined. Also provided are cornmeal and flour breadlike biscuits with caraway and soda.
Inquiries about social etiquette. Questions from readers about footwear cleaning, meeting a male friend, fashion puffs, calling, hosting two boys and a girl without parental supervision, going to amusements, and marriage in blue. Responses indicate shoe store prep, yes to calling, parental consent matters, and no omen against blue.
A myth shaped tale tells Epimetheus and Pandora sharing a cottage in a world of happiness. Pandora opens a carved box releasing Troubles, Evil Passions and Sorrows. Hope emerges as Tom Hope, touching children and driving away fear, keeping happiness alive.
Dr. Eugene Kelley, assistant state health commissioner, announces 210 cases of infantile paralysis in the state and expects more before the rainy season. He notes 49 cases in Seattle alone within the past month.
Mayor Pawcett of Tacoma announces the arrival of a baby boy at his home yesterday and reveals he will name him Theodore Roosevelt Fawcett. The mayor is 64, has 11 children, and has been married three times.
An advertisement urges readers to treat stomach misery with Diapepsin. It claims rapid relief from indigestion, sourness, gas, belching, and headaches within five minutes, promising improved appetite and fresher breath after use. It advocates asking a druggist for Papes Diapepsin and notes renewed zest for meals.
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