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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1909
Page
10
A fragmentary ad style note touts a new Cossack hat and fall fashion with bold claims about price and style. It mentions a “new fall hat” look and includes a warning about saluting and a bluff, plus an unrelated line about alcoholic tonics damaging hair and a non alcoholic remedy claim.
The letter asks how to treat pimples swelling of the nose reducing size of facial features and whitening skin. Miss Grey advises medical diagnosis for kidney or other issues, proper diet and gentle care, avoiding frowning to prevent wrinkles, and using cold cream while preserving liver health and exercise. The tone mirrors a late 19th or early 20th century women’s column.
The article offers precautionary advice on keeping butter milk flour coffee salt and other staples safe. It covers air circulation for barrels of flour, storing roasted coffee in airtight containers, wrapping butter in muslin and brining, keeping lard in tin, and preserving soda baking powder soap and other items in proper packaging and dry cool places. It emphasizes absorbent foods require separation to prevent contamination and spoilage.
A new soft cuddly doll called Cook or Peary is proposed to replace the Teddy bear and Silken for children. Parents will choose the name based on their convictions, and the toy is predicted to become a great favorite due to its adventurous appeal and comforting feel.
This excerpt offers home remedies for choking hazards, advising mothers to stuff the mouth with bread or mashed potatoes to aid passage of the object. It also suggests a crude childproofing trick involving a modified chair to keep a baby from wandering and making a mess.
Reading from a recipe column you are given directions for Chicken Galatine and Veal Jelly. The text explains avoiding too much meat in summer and offers practical steps to prepare layered chicken mold and veal jelly with seasonings, stock, and garnishes for serving.
A fragmented instruction set describes making a frozen dairy dessert by mixing milk condensed milk vanilla and sugar and freezing without cooking. Variations include serving cold in slices with parsley and a coffee flavored version by omitting vanilla and adding strong coffee.
President Taft souvenirs to be given away at an 8 PM dance tomorrow at Dreamland Seventh and Union. Admission is free.
The Raven prescription service connects physician prescribing with the druggist skill in compounding, illustrating how MAVEN DRUG CO at 1416 Becond Av enhances pharmacy practice through integrated care.
Simmer three pounds round of beef in two quarts water and one teaspoon salt until tender. Cool in liquor, remove bones and fat, and chop fine. Boil liquor to two cups, add two tablespoons vinegar, one teaspoon mixed spices, quarter teaspoon paprika, lemon juice and rind, mix with meat, press in buttered mold, pour remaining liquor.
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