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Newspaper
Cincinnati American
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1913
Page
5
A recovering typhoid patient enters a reception to welfare comments of regret and gloom. A cheerful greeting from another guest lifts her spirits and exposes how tactless remarks can hurt. The piece urges mindful speech to avoid causing pain.
A fashion note describes a new miniature handbag trend by a noted designer. The bag features a silk brocade body in multiple colors, a broad silk strap, and a tassel at the base with a small miniature top. The latest pouched bag uses silk maire and a tasselled end, signaling a playful yet stylish accessory.
Beat white of one egg stiff then fold in two thirds cup sour cream. Stir in one cup chopped nut meats and one teaspoon vanilla with two thirds cup powdered sugar. Spread between layers and heap on top just before serving. A good way to serve cream when it had turned sour.
Little Rock Arkansas December 10 Mrs Joe Asher wife of County Judge Asher sits as the only accredited woman delegate in the National Good Roads Association council She learned road building by accompanying her husband on rounds over six years and is now regarded as an expert She attends county and state meetings and may take part in discussions She was named delegate at large for Arkansas by the governor At the 1912 convention she spoke as a compliment and was placed on the 1913 Detroit program.
George Petern 23 and Linton Long 18 at 1408 Manpfield Street. James Withereon 29 and Anne Willisins 41 at 560 Cartse Avenue. Henry Schwiers 27 of Greenville and Helen Budach 22 at 2806 Buchid Avenue. Albert H Wilson 37 at 2206 Columbia Avenue and Elizabeth Greatore 27 at 446 McDowell Street. Sebastian Greengrass 59 and Katharine Lasc hko 60 at 104 Elder Street. Joe Gussie 25 and Bessie Goldstein 24 at 427 Betts Street.
This winter two belt models captivate school girls. A broad glace kid belt in bright green blue or red with a stone set buckle competes with a very narrow satin lined suede kid belt that is self buckled.
A compilation of domestic tips on leather care with olive oil and canton flannel to keep patent shoes supple and new appearing, celery preparation for crispness, odor control for cabbage, stuffed olive cream cheese bites, and several dessert and sauce recipes with steps and ingredients.
A 1920s style recipe collection shows Heart and Pot and Turnip Croquettes with cheese cloth squeezing, Monte Carlo Salad with grape fruit and celery, and Chopped en Papillot chops. Also includes Cream of Lima Beans, Steamed Winter Squash, Snowballs, and a GIRL asks Mrs Thompson on manners and stain removal.
The article quotes Daniel Frohman arguing that a woman must have a perfect or unscarred face for success, not only on stage but in business overall. He asserts beauty aids achievement, though ability remains essential in performances.
A holiday safety guide warns against using paper or cotton on trees and to secure stands so children cannot tip them. It cautions against cotton snow, unlit or relit candy, and leaving matches reachable by kids. It stresses not altering wiring without an electrician and watching gas jets and electrical faults.
Nestor Dawes, a powerful man, contemplates his faltering marriage to Beatrice Lane while a storm rages outside. He falls under Beatrice’s spell yet spots his wife Nellie across a hotel dining hall, realizing her enduring virtue and his own misjudgments. Nellie later appears in the library, rekindling their bond as the storm rages.
A description of a navy blue uniform item noting broadcloth fabric, a cerige belt, and decorative braids. The fragment suggests a blouse style component but lacks full context or complete details.
A procedural tip advises moving a cake from the oven onto a wine stand on the stove. Allow steam to escape fully to prevent the cake from becoming heavy.
A nineteenth century accident led to waterproof cloth. In 1890 Thomas Fearnley Wiley of Bedford patented an early waterproofing method after observing dyed cloth wash out and dry with a marked improvement. The process involves alumina lead salts wax treatments and a pneumatic roller to apply wax films.
A vintage recipe describes cooking two cups of sugar and two cups of water, then cooling. It instructs to add the juice of three large lemons and one grated pineapple, let stand three hours, then add four more cups of water before serving.
Continued from yesterday. The article describes fondant preparation and multiple candy making steps including dipping fruit pieces in fondant, making dates filled with fondant and almond, and forming a cake of fondant to cut and wrap. It also outlines making royal bars by melting sugar with nuts and butter and cooling, plus a penoche recipe and a brittle candy method with vinegar and cream of tartar.
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