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Newspaper
Cincinnati American
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1913
Page
5
The article profiles Clara Horen as a leading child star of the Photo Play era widely loved on the "Eclair Ket" and "My Love" pictures. It quotes her saying she works hard, has a private tutor visiting at home, and hopes to fulfill her mother’s dream of a successful future in film.
Dr W Hubbard of the University of Michigan reports jelly from orange peel and carrot as edible alternatives to waste. Michigan state chemist notes carrot jelly is unused by local manufacturers, while currants and other fruits can boost jellying properties and flavor.
Do not discard old military hair brushes they aid dusting the stove and cleaning panes and gratings. An old brush is handy for washing or gently scrubbing delicate bits of fire bric a brac since the soft bristles will not scratch.
A discussion on how modern methods and quick tips can boost homemaking efficiency, especially in the kitchen. It contrasts resistance to new techniques with embrace of labor-saving ideas and includes practical cooking guidelines and a December card index excerpt.
The article discusses the rise of the Jewelled garter worn just below the knee amid tango fashion. It notes stockings display opportunities, especially at the back, and predicts a boom for silk stockings. It mentions transparent varieties, and tango stockings in black or dark tones, paired with white or light gowns or gold color.
The piece discusses social introductions and politeness in public settings with examples of how and when to introduce strangers. It also profiles Lucy Burns and other suffragists, noting training of speakers and organizers under the Congressional Union, with Miss Jessie Hardy Stubbs and Carrie Chapman Catt leading activities.
A fragmentary and awkward historical text urges readers to keep shoulders relaxed to preserve youthfulness. It warns against tense posture and overthinking, suggesting calm mind and steady walks as ways to appear younger.
A collection of kitchen instructions describes Cabinet Pudding with layered cake and currant jelly,Potatoes on the salt with creamy shells, Onion Custard in baked dish, Burne buns with cinnamon and currants, Chocolate Pie custard, Turnips and Carrots sauté, Virginia Water pastry rounds, and fashion note on lace vests paired with gowns.
A guide to washing down quilts or pillows at home. Choose a good day for drying, use lukewarm water with pure soap, avoid a washboard, and handle gently to avoid misshaping. Rinse in clear water and air dry in the sun. A pinch of salt helps preserve colors.
A home guide suggests using turpentine dissolved in warm water to wash windows and mirrors and using alcohol to brighten glass. It also notes olive oil or sprinkling on shelves can prevent mold, and a trick to remove paint smell involves onions in water overnight. Curtains are advised to have long hems with reverse folding when worn.
The article notes tulle dresses featuring three tiered skirts and tunics with a low bodice over plaited basque. It highlights bright colored bead decoration common on many evening gowns.
A list of marriage licenses appears with numerous names and ages, plus street addresses in Loveland Norwood and surrounding areas. The readable items include Milde, Mowerytown, Schouiartet, Andrew Bolin, Westwood, Watson, Loveland, Watters, Lisle, Sherman Avenue, Norwood, Alice Walker, Frederick figories, May Neller, and others.
The piece discusses women wearing demure clothing and how modest outfits paradoxically appear conspicuous. It cites sacked skirts with colored flounces, various trims, and the shift toward practical wear and high boots paired with slashed shirts. It mentions street wear, fabrics, and hosiery coordinating with gowns.
Morning velvet hats rule the season with Fett style guiding dress codes. Velvet tones appear for dreary events while morning wear embraces subdued textures.
A historical note describes a model wearing brocaded satin and chiffon fabrics with ornate details. The text mentions decorative techniques and a designer’s emphasis on texture and drape, reflecting period fashion notes and textile choices.
A reader writes confessing unrequited love for a blonde woman and seeks guidance on winning her. The advice cautions against moody longing and urges natural posture and vitality, noting the difficulty of forcing affection and urging patience and courtesy. The letter ends with reassurance that the woman may be worth pursuing.
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