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Newspaper
Cincinnati American
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1913
Page
5
The article describes a novelty in bronzes where sterling silver is applied after cutting, yielding multi toned surfaces. Bronze pieces gain color shifts from coffee to deep blackish tones, with silver accents on cases lamps and trays. Designs suit their use from swimmers to sportsmen, and verdigreened bronzes mature beautifully with age and handling.
Mrs. John A. Johnson widow of the late Governor Johnson of Minnesota will marry William A. Smith of Pittsburg on Christmas Day. The news notes how the former first family has remained in public memory as the impending ceremony is announced.
The passage describes a baked rice pudding with eggs omitted, using rice sugar salt nutmeg cinnamon raisins and milk with a plan to add more milk if dry. It also begins a spaghetti recipe with Swiss cheese.
A reader advises on facial care with cold cream and powder for dusty work. It covers whether kissing before engagement is proper, whether a young man’s love lasts, and how to respond about marriage. Also includes etiquette on gifts, stockings, and visiting friends respectfully.
Delegates at the International Anti Vivisection and Animal Protection Society meeting in Washington condemned vivisection of guinea pigs as a blot on civilization. Prominent attendees included Mrs. Chi Pickney Farrell, Mrs. Florence Phil Warring, Mrs. Caroline B. White, Mrs. Linda Hageby, and Mrs. Robert G. Ingersoll.
A fragment lists old kitchen and laundry tips. It suggests charcoal in pork brine for preservation, boiling lamp wicks in vinegar to reduce odor, washing white lace with flour, repeating until clean, and removing mud stains from black cloth with raw potato.
Domestic department presents a pancake recipe using buttermilk eggs soda salt sugar melted butter and flour with hot griddle serving warm rounds. also a breakfast menu including cream scones with seasonable fruit omelet orange marmalade and cocoa to start the day.
A Cincinnati reader asks how to cut living costs amid strikes and high groceries. Advice cites cooperative buying, affordable staples like ham and cheese substitutes, and a meatless, budget friendly recipe booklet from the Agriculture Department.
Carter visits a dim bookstore and finds a letter from a mother to Anna. He pursues the gentle voiced woman, protects her brother Stewart from a crackdown, helps him seek honest work, and finally asks her to trust him with their future.
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