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Newspaper
Cincinnati American
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1913
Page
5
The article argues women should entertain husbands to maintain devotion. It asserts men pursue duty and pleasure separately and that a wife’s wit and resourcefulness determine long term affection, warning that marital interest fades after securing a partner.
Use linen tape instead of ribbon on underwear to prevent wear after washing. Linen tape comes in widths and finishes, launders well and rarely twists. Tape should be securely tacked in back to resist pulls. Suitable for children's clothing and general garments.
A franks steak is fried with onions in butter. Breadcrumbs seasonings and pepper form a stuffing spread over the steak, rolled and tied. Brown in fat then add sour and brown stock or water. Simmer until tender. finish in casserole or fireless cooker.
A historical recipe describes making tomato marmalade by sifting two quarts of tomato, two oranges, and one lemon, removing seeds, grinding fine, then boiling with sugar. It instructs 45 minutes of initial boiling followed by two hours more, and notes thicker marmalade can be made by adding more fruit and using about one and two thirds lemons and two and three fourths oranges.
A youth advice page discusses teen dating, introductions, and social rules. It covers how a bashful boy might approach a girl, staying out late, and involving parents, plus wedding attire for home ceremonies and sample marriage notices. It also answers teen questions on dancing, letters, photos, and hair remedies.
Peroxide removes scotch from linen and old kid boots can be repurposed as ironholders. Leave oven door ajar after stove use to vent heat and prevent rust. Warm flour in cold weather for cake or bread. Lamcheon Rolls use scalded milk sugar yeast lemon and flour. Ox tail Soup blends brown stock carrots turnips onion wine and lemon juice. Breslin Baked Bluefish with lemon butter capers onions and parsley. Scalloped Eggplant uses butter onion and brown crumbs. Chicken a la McDonald combines chicken potatoes and a cream sauce.
Mr Theodor Bohrmann will introduce two novelties to Cincinnati audiences late this season. A sonatta for piano and violin by Chicago composer John Carpenter in a French inspired octave with Debussy like harmonies. A quaintette in E major for piano and strings by Ludwig Thuille, whose work blends orthodox counterpoint with the modern German school.
A vintage guide explains how to store silver to prevent tarnish. It advises using airless containers, wrapping with cloth and cheesecloth, and keeping yolk stained items separate. The text discusses egg yolk storage and general pantry practices for prolonging shine.
The text provides methods to remove claret stains by salt and cold water rinse, notes about copper in boiling water for drainage, cautions about clogging sinks, slowly heating glassware to toughen lamp chimneys, and adding flavoring extracts to a mixture only when cooled to preserve quality.
The daughter of Congressman Philip P. Campbell of Kansas plans a coming out party in Washington this winter. The event is set for December 16 at Raischer's, where Washington society hosts its socially prominent. She has just returned from a Panama trip with her father.
An essay contrasts a quiet well bred girl with a loud impulsive one. It argues character counts, praising thoughtfulness and consideration over slang and loud behavior, predicting the quiet girl will prevail in lasting regard among worthy people.
Readable recipe fragment outlines a custard pie with sugar, lemon, and meringue, plus a Boston Brown Bread method using rye, corn meal, graham flour, molasses and various milks. Instructions cover mixing, baking, cooling, and steaming in moulds with care for cover and steam height. The text notes sugar, butter, flour, yolks, and lemon rind as key ingredients.
Department store sources report silk hosiery shifting from luxury to everyday wear. Prices fell from a dollar-plus to twenty five cents through discounts and guaranteed brands. Both men and women increasingly choose silk hosiery, with working girls joining the trend alongside wealthier buyers.
Special to The American from Los Angeles reports Mr. Babe Maddock, 16, and Mrs. Maddock, 14, the youngest California couple, have begun housekeeping in a three room apartment with parents. They outline a detailed plan for married life and share duties, including wage handling and household chores, with hopes to move to their own home and return to the drug business.
Advice on hosting debutante events with white theme decor for tables and rooms. Recommends white flowers, linens, and all-white foods to create a dainty formal setting.
Music notes announce an upcoming concert at the Cincinnati Conservatory of Music with William Kraupner, Bernard Sturm, and Julius Sturm performing binding C major sonata and a Techaikovsky trio. Dr Fery Lulek will give a Buffalo recital and appear with the Columbus Symphony the next evening. A French chamber music evening is planned for January with Sturm brothers supporting. Edgar Stillman Kelley will lecture on Symphony programs at the Conservatory on December 13 at 11 o clock.
A department store head and another man discuss why rural residents should wear silk stockings. They claim silk adds self-respect and beauty, noting that neat silken ankles are prettier. The time is near when wotton hosiery may be found only in rural districts.
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