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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1920
Page
2
Peach marmalade is described as simply peach butter with ripe fruit and reduced sugar. The article also notes moving plans, new rental arrangements, a bachelor group at 919 Madison, arrivals for university studies, travel notes, and several relocations of residents and guests.
Mrs Lizzie Felkner of Los Angeles testifies Tanlac restored her after a thirteen week illness left her emaciated and exhausted. She details improved appetite, strength, kidney and rheumatic symptoms, and a nineteen pound weight gain. Tanlac sold in Seattle via Bartel Drug Stores under a special representative.
The images illustrate two distinct headpieces. The upper image features an evening headband covering the ears, a common all day wear. The lower piece is a silver band headdress.
In Long Branch, New Jersey, women suffrage led to the resignation of the West End district's entire election board. The board informed city officials that a pay raise could not compensate for having to question women voters, a task they deem problematic.
Several social notices outline upcoming weddings engagements and luncheons. Mrs Thomas Rubin hosts a luncheon at her mother’s house followed by silver tea at Mrs Frederick Bentley’s home. Seattle alumni plan a luncheon at 1226 Diet et. Florine Graff and Ensign Francie Paston Ol are to wed at a September ceremony. Virginia Henson and Raymond Ryan marry at the Church of the Epiphany. Mary Rochester and Mary Pryor are involved in wedding related events with multiple dinners and bridal parties planned through October.
Local clubs list Friday gatherings across Seward with speakers, teas, luncheons, and receptions. Mrs Henry Landes opens at 2 pm for the Seward Social and Literary Club at the president’s home. St Margarets Guild plans a marshale tea. Social Score Club meets at Mrs John Thomas’s home with luncheon at 1 pm.
Eight slices of stale bread soaked in a mixture of eggs milk and salt. Dip each slice in the egg and milk mixture and let it soften before frying in lard butter or beef drippings.
State convention will be chosen in King county with Vis tors welcome. Campbell Circle of the P T A holds first meeting of the new school year Friday at 32 p m at the Ischool. Nina O Buchanan campaigns meet at Meves cafe Meves cafe teria at 4 p m Friday Sept 24 to form executive committee. Mrs Catherine Montgomery speaks Friday after dinner slate for state superintendent. Mystic Jewel Social Club hosts first social dance and card party Friday Sept 24 at Odd Fellows temple dancing at 9. Green Lake PTA meets Friday at 3 p m speaker Mina Agnes Cowing on home reading for children tea served. American Legion Auxiliary Beattie post No MM meets Friday Sept 24 at 8 p m Veterans hall Armory.
San Francisco resident Mian Nowell travels east with Curtin Publishing Company. her daughter Dorothy Nowell joins them as they visit Rainier. Jean P. Black, daughter of Tacoma resident David Gilmour Black, enrolls at Mount Holyoke College as Heath Hadley opens in September. Mrs. Frank Fretwell and Mr. Fretwell are guests at the Hotel Sorrento in Seattle.
A vintage canning instruction outlines making pickled peaches. It calls for 3 pounds light brown sugar 1 quart cider vinegar 2 ounces stick cinnamon six cloves per peach and ripe fruit. Scald peel cores simmer peaches in a cinnamon scented syrup then pack and seal hot.
As the University of Illinois opens the fall term in Champaign merchants report a surge in demand for nightcaps. Students and staff pursue this new fashion item to keep hair slicked and protected overnight, signaling a trendy grooming shift on campus.
Rusty flatirons can be cleaned by applying wax such as beemwax in a thin cloth, heating the iron just enough to melt the wax, then rubbing on the iron and vigorously on a board with coarse salt. Brown streaks on clean clothes indicate extra work.
A simple method to refresh kid gloves suggests rubbing soiled areas with cornmeal moistened with gasoline, then air drying thoroughly. An alternative involves dipping the glove in a fruit jar with gasoline and shaking until the liquid runs clear, using gasoline only outdoors.
U S Army surplus and government supplies offered by the McAvoy Co at 620 Third Ave near Cherry. Inventory includes field shoes shirts coveralls sweaters jackets blankets tents tarpaulins and wool undergarments with prices listed and mail order service available. Phone Elliott 5367 for prompt attention.
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