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Newspaper
Cincinnati American
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1914
Page
5
A collection of domestic tips and recipes. Advice warns against cooling cakes in open windows and notes knob failures on kettles. It includes fish a la cream, celery toast stew, tomato jelly molds, and shredded ham with currant jelly sauce.
The article argues early education starts in the nursery with natural child qualities under kind, honest care. It warns against dishonest or harsh caretakers and stresses regularity, self control, and gentle, just treatment to shape discipline and future training.
A simple bake recipe for Cottage Pudding uses butter sugar egg milk and flour with baking powder and salt. The mixture is creamed then alternately folded with dry ingredients and milk before baking in a buttered pan for about thirty six minutes. Serve with vanilla or hard sauce.
A string of death notices and inquest references appear, listing names such as Tenale Goodmas 5 Stu Miles Jackson 82 city heart disease and Jene Kirk 68 with addresses on Reeerge Pfoffenberser and Charles Street. Other entries include Manaera Crowley 8 1085 Aulture avenue and Leura Meador 51 5346 Polefield Avenue with varied causes like cancer and heart disease.
One pound of soft maple sugar and one half cup of boiling water with whites of two eggs. Dissolve sugar in water, boil until syrup threads, then pour on beaten whites while continuing to beat until spreadable.
The article lists marriage licenses for several couples with street addresses and names. It also notes the Christ Church Woman's Club meeting at the Parish house this afternoon with Rev Lester Riley telling Irish stories and Mahler performing piano and violin pieces, followed by a social hour. A caution about a letter sealed with wax.
Miss Mary Mason Brown of Lexington accompanied by a chaperone has visited Dayton apartments for future residence after her spring marriage to Henry M. Waite the new Dayton city manager. Waite helped pick the apartments. Brown a society leader and heiress is Bryn Mawr graduate and daughter of the late John Mason Brown. The wedding likely next April at the bride’s Lexington home.
Mrs John R Holmes returns from a New York visit with daughter Miss Helen Holmes who has finished Bryn Mawr midwinter exams. L B Ault hosts a Pillars dinner dance for recent debuts. Mrs N Ash ley Lloyd gave a 150 guest Elmhurst Ave reception with Miss Gardner assisting. guests included EF Mills H M Fletcher Miss Fletcher W F Robertson and Thomas Punshon. Miss Irma Esther Silverman of Bogart Avenue Avondale wed Milford Stay at Linton Hotel with maid of honor Miss J th Striker. ushers and groomsmen included Leonard Z Fox Kaufman Walter Liverman Klein Rollman and others.
Readers learn a simple home cosmetic method using beetroot juice or slice to tint the face. The guide advises warm water rinse, alum wash, then beetroot application, with or without a store rouge on a cream base, to achieve a natural bloom and fade with a soft removal. It also briefly notes serving milk toast without sogginess by keeping buttered milk in a covered pitcher.
Sam Durkee and his lover Miss Elia Baynes face betrayal as Beverly Travers is revealed to bend the town’s trust. Jim Simmons brings news of the rival’s plot, and Sam plans a bold trek to confront the couple. The descent toward an Idaho or Oklahoma frontier mood shifts to a dramatic confrontation over a back road killing.
A reader questions jealousy in a relationship and moral guidance on gossip. Mrs Thompson counsels against trusting rumors, encourages honest communication, and urges mature behavior. A sixteen year old asks about sleep, curfews, parties, and dating norms in a practical youth guidance column.
A garbled OCR fragment lists numerous births and parental pairs with partial street addresses in Peto township. Names include Drank and Imogene, George and Rosa Peterson, Emilia Lind, Jobo and Ethel Friedman, Everett and Hazel Willane, Bertha Cagweiler, and William and Pelle Jackson among others, with scattered street numbers and locations.
Step by step method for making egg timbales includes combining milk sida and seasonings, filling pans, placing in a water bath and baking until set, then unmolding onto a platter and serving with brown sauce.
The Baroness de Soothchild is estimated to be the wealthiest woman in Europe with about 400000 dollars. She has two children, Suzanne aged three and Henry aged six, who are described as the wealthiest children in the old world.
The piece questions yearly fashion hints noting no fixed styles as warmth and stockings define the era. It cites mixed colors like navy amber violet brown and green, and hats that shift from small to large with extravagant trims. A stray culinary tip appears amid fashion remarks.
Fragmentary text mentions someone named Offee and Residencs with references to a canal and numbers. details are unclear and no coherent event emerges from the readable snippet.
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