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Newspaper
Cincinnati American
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1914
Page
7
Practical guidance on ironing and potato prep plus a vintage menu of pan broiled chops scallop salad dressing and potato fritters. Readers learn to keep potatoes in cold water to stay white and to prepare veloute sauces with cream and milk, plus marination and frying tips for scallop dressings and fritters.
Washington and Miss Eleanor Connolly daughter of and Mrs Maurice Conn in one of the attractive adminia belles at Washington this winter. Her father is one of the new Congressmen and a prosperous business man of Dubuque Iowa.
In a bustling market scene a customer presses for egg prices while a Kicker explains costs and seasonality. The dialogue shifts to the reliability of newspaper reports and weather impacts, noting hens quelling laying during storms and prices swinging with supply.
Anne Morgan issues a set of dance rules from Castle House in New York urging proper posture and decorum. The guide, associated with Elisabeth Marbury Elsie DeWolf and Mrs. John Yin, targets tango and other modern dances at the Spring clubhouse.
Emily Jane Parnell 82, widow of Squire Parnell, lives with daughter Mrs Hugo Gruner at 2997 Gilbert Ave. The four generations include Gruner 56, George W. Cramond 26, Emily Jane Cramond 26 months, and Emily Jane Parnell 82. The family has inhabited Gilbert Avenue since 1858 when the area was a farm.
A guide warns dancers to avoid arm pumping and acrobatic dips and to keep hand contact light and respectful. It directs partners to maintain social grace, refrain from the deadly grip, and skip outdated dances like the turkey trot while staying suited to a proper ballroom setting.
Cream butter and two cups sugar. Beat in four egg yolks with a cup of milk. Stir in gradually enough prepared flour to form a gold batter. Add orange juice and rind, bake in greased tin until a straw comes out clean. Frost with icing from beaten egg white and powdered sugar, then thin with orange juice and orange peti.
Work to a paste two cupfuls of mashed potatoes and a tablespoonful of melted butter. Season with salt and pepper and beat light with a raw egg. Form into balls or croquettes, dip in egg and then in cracker dust, fry until stiff. Serve hot.
Lucile Cain argues in Memphis Commercial Appeal that music speaks to the soul, lifting humanity toward higher feelings and universal home. She cites Beethoven Chopin Grieg and Norse folk roots, urging listeners to seek the silver chord that guides beyond earthly life.
Revenue officer Shreave leads a raid on the Dix moonshine still as Bud Bumpass faces a dangerous choice. The raid reveals Sally Dix’s loyalty and a reconciliation plan in which Bumpass and Sally vow to marry next month and care for Posie.
A bundled column of letters offers dating and fashion guidance. Readers seek advice on boyfriends and jealousy, party outfits, weight concerns, thoughtful gifts, and handling breakups. Practical tips cover etiquette, dress choices, and simple remedies.
A mother uses paper dolls to teach little girls social etiquette. Weekend parties, invitations, and polite notes become a structured drill in proper deportment as dolls host events, with children learning conversation and telephone etiquette through mimicry of grownup habits.
A quatrain style verse describes a content man who thrives as Boreas blows and harvests reward him with wealth and ease. The speaker ponders who this happy man is who smiles through illness and crowds, a paradoxical image of calm amid harsh climes.
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