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Newspaper
Cincinnati American
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1914
Page
5
Puré will cleanse a cut and aid healing while preventing poisoning from tin linings in pans with soda and potato peels. Doughnut sugar dissolves in milk so add to mixture. Leek end potato soup uses bluefish, celery, vermin, wine, and herbs. bake 45 minutes in hot oven. Prune whip uses prunes, whites, sugar, and lemon juice. bake 20 minutes. Apple and celery salad mixes apples and celery with mayonnaise dressing. serve cold.
Miss Gladys, heiress of Conceptnion Cole, prepares for an European marriage alliance to the Count Paul Mornet of Brussels. She visits her London aunt Lady Harrington and Paris aunt Mrs Hugh McMillen while in Europe ahead of the February 20 wedding in Paris.
A Paterson woman walked solo from New Jersey to Missouri seeking her Kansas City former home after leaving her child with the husband. Poverty and remorse followed as memory of the forsaken child endured, underscoring the costs of anger and vanished ties.
Jenkins, a stone crusher seller, struggles with romance and pride while Cynthia leaves him for a brief time. A late discovery that her husband Sam Fletcher died in Los Angeles changes everything as Jenkins consoles her and she vows repayment, leading to a hopeful reconciliation.
A scanned notice lists multiple marriage licenses including individuals like Mason, Marie track, Ethel Voray, and Jim street with ages and street addresses in cities such as Webster street Indiana and McMickee avenue. Other couples include Saleen B Ford and Mary D Cooksey with their ages and locations in Wrackile Kentucky and Bartet Mouse.
Soak and soften gelatine in cold water for an hour. Mash a pint of ripe strawberries with a cup of sugar. Add a pint of boiling water and stir with the gelatine and berries. Strain, then whip the egg whites with sugar to stiff peaks and fold into the jelly. Turn into a mold and serve with whipped cream.
Special to The Americas reports Miss Marion Gaynor of New York and her husband Isham Heywood arriving in Santa Barbara on a honeymoon. She is sixteen, he twenty three. their families include Isham's railroad president father and poet mother Juliette Calhoun Marsh. The couple, after Yale and travels in the Orient, plan a happy honeymoon with the bride noted for horsemanship and outdoor sports.
Miss Margaret Marfield hosted a bridge party for cousin Miss Marion Shore of Syracuse. Decorations and items from Italy were shared at tea. Articles mention Ysage concert, Wellesley Club benefit at the Orpheum February 9, and several box parties for the club fundraiser.
An advice piece on maintaining attractive hands through proper care. It covers avoiding chapping with nightly ointment, cold cream massage, and finger exercises. It warns against excessive water exposure, tight gloves, rings, and bracelets, mentions nervousness as a cause, and notes a home remedy of alcohol and belladonna for palms only.
Suburban women find relief from loneliness when a partner is away by sharing early supper followed by family exercises and singing. The practice keeps children engaged with spelling and arithmetic, helps pass the evening quickly, and reduces fear of noises, creating a calmer home atmosphere.
A fragmentary page mix includes cookie tips for heart and home, orange candy methods, hair care routines with kerosene brushing, self care notes, and a personal letter from Kitty about a seventeen year old girl and a nineteen year old suitor.
A recipe combines two cupfuls of minced cold lamb chicken or veal with one cup of chopped ham and bread crumbs. Moisten with seasoned soup stock, bake until heated, top with eggs, bake until whites set, then serve in a pudding dish.
A vintage recipe details Strawberry Cottage Pudding with butter sugar milk and flour, mixed and baked in 26 minutes in a shallow pan. Serve warm with strawberries mashed lightly and cream sauce for topping.
A vintage recipe lists ingredients including butter sugar eggs milk flour baking powder chocolate and vanilla. Instructions describe creaming butter with sugar then beating yolks and stiff whites before folding in milk and flour and baking forty minutes in a shallow pan.
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