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Newspaper
Cincinnati American
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1914
Page
5
A new serialized novel titled Divorced Life by Helenie Fuessle debuts on the woman's page next Monday. The announcement hints at themes of compromise and personal upheaval through a light, weekly installment.
Church notices list Methodist, Presbyterian, Universalist, and other congregations with details of meetings, services, lectures, missionary talks, and Sunday programs. It mentions Rev. Willem A. Melford, Rev. Ernest Wereing, Mary Thomas, and Bishop Frederick D. Leste among speakers, with dates around February and February 17 at various streets and churches.
Miss Mae Walsh a 22 year old election clerk from Chicago's Fifthard reports she was beaten by politician Joseph McDonough at his home while checking voter registration. Walsh weighs 90 pounds. McDonough 200 pounds. McDonough arrested as over 150000 participated.
A physician argues daily housekeeping improves health and appearance. He cites a case of a once ill woman who remade her health after doing her own chores, noting sweeping exercises many muscles and old generations valued daily housework for rosy complexions and vigor.
Fallis W Smart aged 28 of Hartwell Onto wed Agnes A Hausman 20 of Carthage Ohio. Dan Murphy 33 of 4107 Davis Jane weds Addie Koester 20 of Elmwood Place. Sidney M Meyer 29 of 1811 Gorman Street with Rae Kaplin 27 of 1511 Gorman Street.
Soak tapioca overnight then peel and cut ten peaches. Add a cup of sugar and stew until tender. Boil water until clear, stir in stewed peaches, then remove from heat. Add lemon juice and cool. Serve with whipped cream.
Mrs James Lees Laidlaw a New York suffragist and banker’s wife travels to Montana with her husband to open a suffrage headquarters in Butte. Jeannette og Montana suffragist joins to help lead the campaign as the fight for woman ballots is described as a very warm battle ahead.
Dear reader asks about safe remedies for freckles and wrinkles from long use of creams. Mrs Thompson cautions against harsh lotions and lemon due to skin damage and recommends gentle massage with mutton tallow, washing, cold water splash, sleep and good nutrition, with patience for gradual improvement.
Step by step cookery notes describe slicing peppers, layering with minced ham and crumbs, baking as a scalloped dish. Then a lemon butter cake method is outlined with beaten eggs, sugar cream, milk, flour and lemon zest, baked in a hot oven.
Directions describe making tomato sandwiches with buttered bread and minced ripe tomato filling. Ice cold tomatoes are to be prepared quickly, then seasoned with salt pepper and sugar and served immediately.
Fragmentary OCR reads about Marion Winthrop in a serial novel and a divorced character attending daily installments. The text is garbled with mis-spellings and incomplete phrases, but implies a divorce theme and regular publication cadence.
Society section details Valentine Day celebrations at the new Gibeon House with opening tonight and reservations for a musical at the Linton. Attendees include Nathan Powell, Telford Groesbeck, Murray Shipley, Beatrice Bhiliito, Joseph W. O'Hara, Edmond Miller, and others. Additional items cover a Chetty wedding at the O'Barr home in Clifton to Dr. William Abbott, and upcoming meetings and entertainments at Walnut Hills Circle, Galsworthy reading at Mile Morhira, and a Kappa Beta Gamma inaugural dance at the Mansion.
A garbled OCR fragment lists multiple personal names and addresses including Bernard and Bertha Berthe and others on Liberty Street Avenue and Eastern Avenue. The text appears to be a damaged listings or notices collection with numerous misspellings and incomplete entries.
A country girl Anne goes to the city with her mother and meets Margaret Drake and her beau Mark. Anne's romance with Dave deepens as she resists city suitors while Margaret contemplates marriage to a calculating suitor. In the end Anne reaffirms love with Dave and rejects Mark.
Countess de Bertier wife of the new military attache to the embassy in Washington receives attention for wearing Parisian creations. She is pictured in a costume that underscores her status as one of Washington’s best dressed. The de Bertiers occupy a vacancy left by the Countess de Chambrun.
Mrs. Charles H. Israels argues that women, especially policewomen, are best suited to prevent social trouble among working girls. She advocates targeted outreach at amusement centers and beaches to guide youth before harm. notes no girl is beyond help and prevention is essential.
Fragmentary obituary snippet lists names Tomas and Hoerth with ages around 48, plus James Line and J M Cutten. Mentions Elm Street and city locations, but details are incomplete.
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