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Newspaper
Cincinnati American
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1914
Page
5
Marian, newly separated from Frank, confronts financial hardship and uncertain prospects after leaving her husband. Mildred reproaches her with alimony, and their strained friendship highlights divergent paths as Marian plans to seek work with little money and dwindling options. The scene ends with an open future.
Tarnished gold embroidery may be cleaned by brushing gently. Chair seats that sag may be tightened by washing in hot water. To clean hairbrushes, soak in tepid ammonia solution and rinse until clean, then dry bristles downward to avoid color running.
Practical kitchen tips on preserving meat with borax and soda use, speeding ham and bacon cooking, and avoiding waste. Advice covers potatoes frost removal, pie crust moisture control, sausages in flour to prevent cracking, boiling cracked eggs in grease paper, and pastry making with creamed fat and reduced salt.
List of marriage licenses including Preck Rersant Eh Comtee Gite Butterfield Datilo Cartisle Hoberts and others with ages and addresses. Ends with noting a compensating insurance fund for city employees created in Berkeley California by a municipal ordinance.
A faded recipe collection presents Russian Salad Mix with cold carrot and potato cubes, beans, and French dressing on lettuce sections topped by eggs and shrimp or parsley. Cream of Cauliflower Soup combines stock, cauliflower, onion, celery, bay leaf, milk, and butter. Devilled Oysters bake oysters with butter, flour, egg yolk, parsley, salt, and a crumbled breadcrumb crust.
In a tense classroom scene, Miss Irene disciplines Toby Greenow for talking and giggling during lessons while he defends a game of tag with classmate Ned. The instructor contemplates resignation and a future abroad, weighing personal ambition against classroom authority.
Katherine Hoffman presents a Q a married life dilemma from Mrs Thompson urging patience and affection. The piece mixes a domestic advice note with a scene of Irene and Toby from a street incident and ends with a birthday party color and dress guidance for a girl named Papa's Girl, including party timing and food ideas.
A bustling Waldorf Astoria display outlines the latest men’s wear trends from Paris and London. Fashion figures like Heller and Bachrach showcase vivid waistcoats, broad ties, and new shirt styles while predicting a shift away from traditional black or white waistcoats within two years.
Francis Bowes Sayre and his wife, daughter of the president, are settling into a Williamstown, Massachusetts home as described in this February report. The piece notes their active schedule during a busy period for the Sayres.
Fragmented OCR births list multiple families with newborn girls and boys. Names include Frederick and Minale Mace, George and Dorothy Timlin, and others, with addresses on Read Liberty, Read wentiberty, and McMicken avenues. Unclear spellings and garbled lines obscure exact dates or places.
Mrs James Albert Green hosts a card party at home in Greensburg with Mrs dx Warren Richey set to address the Greensburg Department Club on Tennyson's Goeth to Progress. The Matinee Musical Club featured pianist William Backus and soprano Lucille Stevenson with accompanist Katherine Stevenson. The Flonzaley quartet opens the Women’s Club season at a concert tonight. Luncheon at the Sinton honors William Badwis and Lucille Stevenson, with many guests in attendance. Multiple small gatherings and dinners are noted around town including Mrs Hannah Garley’s table with a large party and others at the Sinton and with Mrs Claude Black hosting.
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