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Newspaper
Cincinnati American
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1913
Page
5
Daily note from Bryn Mawr Pa reports fifteen bright lasses in the first class of open air education at the Phebe Anne Thorne school. The girls, under a seven year program, will study physical and mental training outdoors to become healthy brilliant women, watched by educators worldwide for potential school system reforms.
In a Brooklyn toy lab a gray bearded inventor, Jesse A Crandall, claims eighty years as a toymaker with patents dating to 1859. He foresees future wonders including Martian communication and new inventions from the electric powder setter to emancipated women while noting his empire rests on children and imagination.
Guidance for selecting poultry and game and preserving natural juices. Avoid soaking, clean with a brush and soda for game, dredge with flour to dry before roasting, and use ample fat for roasters. Roasting times vary by bird, with turkey and chicken needing care to keep breast moist.
A historic recipe details turkey dressing with bread crumbs onion parsley and butter, plus thyme white pepper and salt. It guides picking and cleaning the bird, stuffing the breast, skewering, browning in a hot oven, then finishing in a moderate oven with bacon, flour, and seasonings.
A collection of kitchen tips including softening brown sugar with steam, slicing bread thin by turning loaf, cleaning brass with sour milk, and adding cloves to lemon jelly. Instructions for boiled coffee with egg shell and timing, mint julep syrup preparation, and Royal Soup with bread crumbs and chicken stock, reflecting period domestic guidance.
The Dry Goods Economist highlights new fancy colored bead necklaces featuring silk tassel ornaments. A wide range of color combinations is shown with tassels matching the bead colors, including colored glass beads white crystal beads amber gilt jade and more in varied pairings.
A reflective aphorism notes that borrowing leads toward dependence and implies women cannot be independent if they borrow. The saying contrasts self sufficiency with credit reliance.
A capsule of local church schedules lists Dr. Watson at Presbyterian Convent in the morning and at 7:45 p m for a second sermon on The Lover of Death. Riverside and Bethany Presbyterians hold morning services and Sunday schools with MacMillan and others preaching. Elm Street churches, Baptist and Congregational, announce Bible school classes, communion, and vesper plans. Lincoln Park Institutional Baptist marks a fifth anniversary with Rev. G B Robbins presiding. First Presbyterian in Covington names Hugh Leith and outlines 9:46 a m Sabbath school and 11 o clock morning service followed by an evening service at 7:30.
A guide shows how to craft a boudoir cap from five inch lace edging a yard long a net circle and rosebuds with a ribbon bow at the back. A narrower edging requires a larger circle. chiffon ribbon with lace-like stitching provides another option costing about forty cents a yard.
Dr. J W Langdale will speak at the YMCA on Seventh and Walnut Sunday December 7 at 3 pm. He will discuss the topic Playing the Game before the Men’s Meeting.
A Paris tailor showcases a new suit design featuring a duvétine model trimmed with sautache braid and a wired bottom coat. The garment is described with details suggesting ermine cola accents.
A reader asks about divorce from a neglectful husband and legal separation. Mrs Thompson guides on teen dressmaking for a 14 year old, age appropriate work, and caution on dating notes and kissing games.
Local churches announce sermons and programs for Sunday and weekly events. Rev John W Christie speaks at Ninth Street Baptist Church in Van Wert Ohio. Clifton Methodist Episcopal Church hosts lectures by Prof Kamakichi Suzeiki Japan. First Universalist at Essex Place offers a sermon on Dependence Upon God. Evanston Christian Church and Ola Taylor Street Methodist Church list worship and Bible classes.
A mother in a large household replaces butter with gravy to stretch meals and save about 60 to 75 cents weekly. She serves gravy with meats, uses the meat drippings, and uses the hot pot water to flavor potatoes. The thrift plan avoids cheap foods and relies on using leftover meat juices.
A historic recipe for Chicken A La King describes boiling chicken to retain juices, sautéing mushrooms and peppers, and finishing with a cream yolk mixture, sherry, and paprika. Serve over toast with warm butter and sliced pimento accents.
Beans prepared for baking by soaking and parboiling, then baked with a tomato sauce. Use tomato juice and some solids, simmer to smoothness with salt pepper clove mustard and optional onion. Pour sauce over beans and bake five to six hours adding water if dry. sugar may be added to suit taste.
A guide notes that calyptus oil removes grease from fabric without damage. Dress makers face oil spills during sewing and the article discusses safe stain removal methods for costumes and fabrics.
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