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Newspaper
Cincinnati American
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1914
Page
5
A mixed page offers household hints and simple recipes. Instructions cover removing rust with lime, linen washing with soap and starch, flavoring cauliflower, a mushroom bake with butter and cream, and sauces including yellow and cream variants.
Mrs Charles K Drury daughter of the Secretary of Commerce visits Washington for several weeks and is lavishly entertained in the national capital while staying with her parents in Montreal.
The Springfield Republican argues middle aged adults can enjoy dancing and similar recreation. It cites Sandow on rest versus exertion for older bodies and notes activity fosters vitality, while urging prudent limits and continued liveliness for aging readers.
Cut a pound cake and spread each slice with raspberry jam, then pile on slices to form a stack. Layer with meringue made from stiff egg whites, add currant jelly, and fold into a pink mass. Serve with cream.
A stained table linen should be salted and soaked in cold water until most traces fade. Placing the fabric directly in hot water or boiler can set the stain, making removal nearly impossible.
A list of marriage licenses shows Lou Scharringhausen age 34 at 1043 Linn Street wed to Nettle Yeager age 25. Thomas Horovitz 29? at 2727 Woodburn Avenue with Gokiie Fischer 23. Martin Silbermann 30 at 1904 Vine Street to Emma Blank 31. Charles M. Kreem 33 at 1417 Race Street with Stella Pinnick 20. Peter Streitmater 75 at 2015 Central Avenue with Anna Martini 20. Henderson 21 at 24 Saffen Avenue NE to Thompson 14 at 2136 Flor Meets. Ti m Cohen 18 at M4 West.
Instructions describe making dumplings from four scoops of flour baking powder milk and butter. Mix sift, work butter in with fingertips, add milk, roll to half inch thick, cut with biscuit cutter, steam twelve minutes in a steamer, using boiling water and covered pot.
A satirical poem from the New York Times voices a wish to be a pampered doll awaiting a husband. It contrasts suffrage era activism with a desire for gentleness, shyness, and adornment, decrying logic and independence in favor of traditional female ideals.
The Orpheus Club schedules a concert at Emery Auditorium next Thursday with Arthur Middleton as soloist and Erwin Meyer, Herbert Schatz, and Charles J. Young as soloists and accompanist under Edwin W. Glover. Program includes pieces by Rossini Brahms Schubert and others.
The article notes Kermit Roosevelt, son of the former president, to wed Belle Wyatt Willard. It details Willard family ties to Washington and Richmond properties, including the New Willard and the Jefferson, and mentions Joseph B. Willard’s Virginia Demokrat leanings and role in finances.
A historical recipe describes mixing beef suet with figs, stale bread crumbs, milk, eggs, sugar and salt. The mixture is steamed in a buttered mould for three hours and served with yellow sauce. Separate household tip suggests cleaning naked floors with turpentine oil and vinegar, then polishing.
A 75 year old man, Grandfather Huxley, clings to a cherished sword and memories in a fading life. After planning a final sleep to depart this world, he writes a note to Ellen and awaits a final moment as the clock marks ten.
In a quiet domestic scene Grandfather Huxley quietly lifts the baby from the nursery and settles him in his arms. Ellen returns home and gently notes the family’s contented state as the elder man vows to discard medicine.
A collection of letters discusses mothers and daughters, focusing on the emotional impact of a mother's death and the desire for motherly guidance. It includes reflections on beauty, affection, family roles, and advice on maintaining kindness and character.
Birth announcements appear with multiple parents and street addresses. Names mention Pinag, Josephine Rhea, Clara Doerger, Guttore, Birtmann, Barbars Klug, Oliver Hanes, Mitward, Vogti, Ehrhardt, Huber and others, along with street locations such as 1328 Baruitier and 1420 Freeman.
Obituaries and inquest notices mention Abel Ewing aged 80 and Joseph Edinger aged 39 among others. Scattered street addresses appear for several entries including Main Street and Vine Street, with garbled names and destinations such as an inquest and heart death notes.
Miss Nellie V. Walker of Moulton Iowa will study art in Paris for three years. A private fund of $4,000 was raised without her knowledge to finance the trip, and it is hoped she will emerge as a leading American sculptor. Her notable work includes Her Son which won the grand prize at the institute.
A fragmentary kitchen note describes making a spinach souffle. It mentions bolling spinach, chopping, beating golge, adding melted fat, pepper to taste, cooling, folding in greens with whipped egg whites, turning into a buttered dish and baking quickly in a hot oven until light brown. Serve promptly.
Fragmentary verse depicts a crowned figure and moonlit imagery. The speaker praises a pure, unbought beauty and laments the ineffable radiance surrounding her, with references to beams, gems, and heavenly light in an archaic, lyrical tone.
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