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Newspaper
Cincinnati American
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1913
Page
5
The article explains frugal home soap production using collected fats and lye to create soap at home. It details gathering grease from cooking, transforming it with lye, and blending with water to form soap bars, noting cost savings versus store bought soap.
A reader asks about a recurring dream of a tall, blond stranger who visits in January and questions how to win his love. Mrs Thompson offers caution, urging to learn the man’s character and authenticity before commitment, stressing love beyond attraction and mother’s consent.
A new novelty bag marketed as an envelope shaped item in morocco leather comes in black and brown. It measures about 9 inches and features two ends with interchangeable handles for wrist or hand use. The bag is lined and includes several compartments. Price is $5.
A homemade guide explains dusting cake tops with flour for better frosting adhesion and brushing crumbs from the underside to avoid blemishes. It suggests a slightly stiffer frosting for sides before applying almond paste and notes a gray cloth coat with fox fur trim for a young child.
Tips cover preserving delicate fabrics with glycerine care for baby dresses with buttermilk whitening methods, fat and sugar in baking mixtures, and frying oysters. Also includes coffee stains, omelet and macaroni cream sauce, mushroom baking method, and serving notes.
Father OFlynn journeys with Indian allies to a hidden gold seam in the hills. He dreams of using the treasure to fuel a grand mission while grappling with the lure of wealth and the prospect of marriage for his young companion. The金 reveal tests his conscience as the tribe’s gift becomes a test of his faith.
A long, eclectic home cooking piece lists sandwich fillings and bread ideas. It covers cheese and ham sandwiches with seasonings, sardine spreads, onion cream soup, baked asparagus, fruit and nut puddings, fig cake and frosting, and various cookies including oatmeal and graham variants.
A hostess seeks dainty bites for afternoon tea. Toast thin bread with creamed butter and orange marmalade, cut shapes, remove crusts, toast brown both sides, and serve with orange pekoe tea. A plate reportedly includes raspberry jam between nutty or chanel sheets.
A fragment lists methods to clean clothespins with white enamel, gilt frames with oil of turpentine, silk embroidery with camel's hair brush and wine spirits, and stoves stained by fat. It also notes trunk packing should be tight to prevent shifting during transport.
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