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Newspaper
Cincinnati American
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1913
Page
5
A vintage guidance piece urges women to cultivate graciousness as a balance between courtesy and sincerity, warns against flattery, and advises maintaining mood control to protect reputation. It also notes a simple recipe for a nourishing egg drink.
A reader asks if a girl should date other men while seeing one, and Mrs. Thompson advises that non engaged women may date multiple men if all understand the situation. In a second query, advice suggests using alcohol as a dandruff cure and keeping combs clean. Additional notes discuss popcorn candy and fruit cake recipes.
A collar designed to moderate very low necklines with a three inch back depth and front points buttons and loops. It guides choosing depth by neck size, suggests cutting the body double, sewing a narrow seam, turning and basting edges, and folding a colored fabric strip to desired depth for a finished roll.
A recipe describes dicing twelve boiled potatoes and cooking them in a sauce made from a cup of hot milk thickened with flour rubbed into butter. Season to taste and stir in the potato dice, then bake in a greased dish until browned in a hot oven.
A historical recipe describes beating five eels with sugar and cornstarch in milk, folding in stiff egg whites, then cooking until set. The dish is finished with a spread called sert.
Louise Rice argues in Delineator that French cooking is simpler than it seems. She describes a bouquet garni made of parsley chervil basil coriander garlic and outlines a pot roast method with beef suet onions bay leaves cloves and a long simmer to reduce to a rich gravy.
Report says Pancho Villa, during the Mexican conflict near Torreon, surrounded a store and abducted an American girl, intending to marry her. Observers note the bride appears resigned to her fate, while Villa and his troops claim the action as a triumph.
Practical tips on seasoning and food prep with pepper salt ratios, butter not warming, moth deterrents, and care with stains. Recipes include potato soup with onions and parsley, hot potato fry with bacon and vinegar, raisin filling, molasses gingerbread, curried tomatoes, mint mince pie, bread crumb pudding, cream of pea soup with fried bread dice.
In a rural Ozark schoolhouse a discipline clash between Boaz Tobyn and Rissy Briggs ends with forgiveness and romance. Boaz faces moral reckoning after enforcing rules and the pair share a dance and plans to visit Mrs Briggs.
A vintage instruction notes using a chafing dish for breakfast lunch or supper. It advises preparing ingredients in advance with denatured alcohol fuel and a stable setup on a tray for easy service. Recipes include oysters and American cheese with tomato and celery, plus step by step cooking notes.
A list of numerous marriage licenses with names ages and addresses. Couples include Charles F. Bastian and Anna M. Beeman. Peter Kilcher and Mary Hansinger. Bernard P. Appel and Pearl Holley. plus many others in Ohio towns such as Forestville Newtown Camp Dennison and Montgomery.
The text describes mixing dough with sugar and cinnamon, folding in currants, kneading with buttered hands, and shaping to twelve buns. After kneading, roll and top with butter then let rise until doubled, baking similarly to biscuits.
A historic fragment describes mixing fine white cornmeal with boiling milk, stirring in fat, simmering for over an hour, then dropping batter onto a soapstone griddle and cooking on both sides. Butter is served hot.
A fragmented recipe describes halting measures for sugar eggs and picard, then alternating folds of prepared flour with stiff egg whites to form batter. Bake in layer tins to finish.
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