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Newspaper
Cincinnati American
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1914
Page
5
Household hints cover cleaning advice for black stains with sweet oil and velvet, frying oysters with a pinch of baking powder in flour, and gingerbread style cake with sugar and sponge cake steps. The piece also outlines pea pancakes using canned peas, butter, eggs, milk, and baking powder, and suggests serving hot as a vegetable.
A street costume model features a brown and white checked shepherd's plaid fabric with a black velvet collar lap and vest. The skirt includes two patch pockets.
Wash and pare potatoes then slice and soak two hours in cold water. Fry eggs and ham sauce over meat. Layer crumbs and egg with sauce in a buttered dish, top with crumbs, bake until brown. Ham is best with this lattice preparation.
The text lists a string of odd names and addresses followed by a note that ordinary lemonade will be delicious when sweetened with maple syrup instead of sugar. It reads as a fragmented OCR excerpt with no clear news event or cohesive report.
The Duchess of Marlboro urges lodging options for women earning above shop girls but with modest incomes. She favors small flats with a restaurant style arrangement to preserve independence and comfort, potentially self paying under proper management. The discussion highlights housing needs of gentle, low wage women and suggests practical, affordable solutions.
Letters discuss table settings repairs for heat stains and hosting a buffet lunch. Other queries cover sleigh ride parties with oyster suppers and paying per plate, teenage dating etiquette, girls playing hockey with boys, and a newspaper correspondence course at St. Xavier's College.
Valentine displays favor sweethearts mothers and children while fathers are excluded for lacking sentiment. No new popular styles show this year and old lace and accordion remembrances are banned. Prices range from small five and ten cent cards to as high as ten dollars for some items, with miniature sachet and lavender leaf boxes among the daintier gifts.
The piece notes colonial inspired handboxes and nosegay boxes as models for valentines. It highlights mechanical valentines with pull string eyes and switches, drawing interest for Valentine celebrations. Shops show wide ranges of decorations including paper table vars with red hearts and cupids, plus cloth napkins dolls plates and tins.
Lift three cupfuls of flour twice with one teaspoonful of baking powder and a pinch of salt. Cream powdered sugar with butter, beat yolks and whites separately. Combine yolks with butter and sugar, add milk, then fold in prepared flour alternately with foamed whites. Bake in a buttered mold until set and serve with sauce.
A list of deaths with ages and partial addresses is followed by a stray note on boiling eggs. The fragment mentions Mary F. Andrett 70 and James BK. Mathers 65 among others with incomplete city details. An unrelated tip suggests adding salt to boiling water to keep egg whites from appearing cloudy.
In a quiet house the Prodigal revisits his dying father and sister as memories of past dissipation resurface. The father confers blessing on his eldest son Henry, granting forgiveness and peace before death, while the Prodigal confronts remorse and longing.
A fragmented criticism describes burlesque acts at multiple venues. References include The Whip and Hebrew character burlesque with Rossi and Fiel. Olympic and Standard theatres showcase burlesque and tabloid farces. Plaza Corryville and Columbia Corryville host comedy and photo plays. Union Central Life venue features a novelty act.
Prepare a batter with two eggs, a cup of milk, half a teaspoon salt, and enough flour to pour. Peel and section oranges remove seeds. Dip sections in batter, fry until browned on both sides, serve with sauce or dust with sugar. Use as a dessert with sauce if desired.
A recipe instructs wiping veal cutlets with a damp cloth, dipping in beaten egg then cracker dust, chilling for an hour, frying to brown, and serving on brown paper with a tonidte sauce. The steps emphasize gentle heat to ensure tender, rich results.
The description notes a light gray chiffon afternoon gown with a matching satin underlayer. A moire ribbon serves as the belt, and the trim on the tunic features the same color scheme.
City records list several marriage licenses including Sidney Coates, 87, White Oak, with Edna on Went Vittoostt Avenue and Sophia 18, 1916. Other couples include John Lanbee, 28, Middletown, with Sates Peresy, 19, West Bitch Sinder Girabin, 32, Elm Street, and Anna L. Krapp, Oak, with Charlies Austertiols, 26, Brookville. Additional pairs include Christine Zimmer, 21, Park Street, and George Huff, 25, 220 Madwija Street. William J. Kruse, 16%5 Race Street, and Laura Marre, 23, 9th Street.
The new daily serial follows Marion Winthrop in Divorced Life as she muses on work and marriage. Readers are invited to follow the thrilling story beginning next Monday in the woman's page.
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