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Newspaper
Cincinnati American
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1914
Page
5
Tips on stain removal hot milk for fruit stains and butter in water to prevent cauliflower boil. Cleaning bearskin coats with cornmeal dry rub. Citron cake method with citron cream and brandy. Pineapple cream sherbet style with lemon juice and freeze. Stuffed mushrooms with butter, shallots nutmeg parsley and stock baked in hot oven.
Persian stage production Omar, the Tentmaker presents real Persian costumes with hips emphasized by gowns. Designer Richard Walton Tully had costumes tailored to late Shah standards to create authentic settings in the Urmia region.
A humorous courtroom exchange with Judge noting a wife’s view of husbands. Smith asks if he is the best ever. Jones replies she has a second husband, implying his place as the second. The line conveys a light legal anecdote about marriage and ranking among spouses.
Nelson Lee Green age 27 of Dirt street and Codie Tasco age 20. Walter C. Lackey 29 of Dayton Ohio with Hattie Smith 24 of Park street. Chester M. Buchanan 21 of Spokane avenue with Geneva Tunnison 22 of East Fifth street. Demory 26 of Baker Place with Sayde Ogle 26 of og avenue. Charles L. Schechter 23 of Middle ton avenue with Monica Memis 21 of Harvey street. Jose Gracia 2 of Pain France with Emakie Von Frantzino 34 of East Ninth street.
Recipe for chocolate cream candy using sugar milk butter and chocolate. Heat to boiling add vanilla and pour into a buttered pan. cook and set in a pan. Optional variations include omitting vanilla or adding cinnamon during cooking.
A page listing variety shows and acts at local theatres. Highlights include Grand Joseph, Lyric Bought and Paid For, Walton exactly as described, Sophie Tucker, Valerie Bergere, and acts at Heuck’s, Gayety College Girls, Olympic Broadway Hellos, Standard Winsers, and Columbia Corriville Condensed Grace by Foster White Comedy Company with acts and features.
Fragmented notice lists numerous births with parental names and street addresses such as 228 Elm Street and 1820 Logan, noting caregivers and locales like Dayton. The messy OCR preserves names like Frances Buenas, Edward Reed, Richard Weller, George Sieger, Samuel Tyler, and Mary Mauch among others.
Special to The Americas from Norfolk Virginia recounts the Monroe wreck heroics. Thomas Hartington saved his wife Margaret from the sinking ship, sacrificing time and risking himself to keep her alive before both perished at sea. Ferdinand Kuehn, wireless operator, gave his life to save a passenger, aiding another woman as the vessel went down. Second Officer Joe Gatley of New York was the sole officer lost. Survivors include Miss Sallie McCombs Miss Leona Boum and Miss Hilda Thackeray.
A reader letter requests a skin care recipe to avoid facial hair and aging wrinkles, plus home tips with skin food, brushing, and rest. The page also includes questions on attracting a young man, handling work and money, and brief style notes on personal grooming and advice.
A fragment notes a Paris fashion model wearing a hat or headpiece described as brocaded with straw trim and ornate detailing. The text hints at decorative elements and styling cues but lacks full context or clear event information.
An attractive matinee at the Matinee Musical Club marked the season’s first active-members concert with a strong program and printed crepe paper programs listing officers. The event featured soprano Estelle Krippner Shealer, contralto Martha Wilson Hersh, tenor Walter G. Vaughn, bass John Hersh, and pianist Ada Parke among others, performing Lalo cello works, Psalm settings, and violin pieces.
An escaped narrator recounts a voyage to Europe with Brother George and Brother John arranging matters. She faces a ticket shortage and a pushy steward while aboard a liner, insists she never had a ticket, and improvises to reach Cherbourg with help from fellow passengers and crew, enjoying meals and new acquaintances despite anxiety. The tale blends travel mishaps with social maneuvering and misdirection aboard a ship bound for Europe.
Edward Lucas White recalls a pursuer questioning a passenger about a ticket kept in the bottom of a trunk. The trunk was moved this morning, leaving the traveler unsure where it lies while officials check for misplaced fare and return options are discussed.
A garbled death notice list shows several individuals with ages and causes unclear. Names include Caroline Mont and Hattie Crook among others, with scattered street references and partial addresses.
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