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Newspaper
Cincinnati American
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1914
Page
5
A reader requests guidance on divorce and child rights followed by beauty tips. The text offers marital advice urging duty to child and husband and suggests staying with the marriage. It also includes beauty queries about nose size and hair growth with basic home remedies such as castor oil and brushing.
A collage of kitchen instructions and reader letters. Recipes describe Italian omelet batter, salmon with lemon gravy, rice croquettes with jelly, and a jelly-filled broquette technique. Also includes advisory Q&A on romance and social etiquette with Mrs Thompson guidance for teenage readers.
Philadelphia magnate Craig Biddle is in France aiming for major results in the season's tennis events. He and Mrs. Biddle practice hard and push for wins as reports from cable outlets track their preparations.
Recipe fragment lists ingredients butter sugar milk and flour with improvised directions. Dough marked with a coarse grater, sprinkled with sugar, baked in a moderate oven, then cut into strips four and a half by one and a half inches.
Wipe and cut three pounds of lamb from the forequarter then simmer in water for two hours until tender. Add carrots, turnips, and sliced onion an hour into cooking. Half an hour before serving add fourth inch dumpings and finish with salt and pepper for a hearty dish.
Feathers lead latest Parisian trim for evening cloaks with edgework from broad feather sections. The "gress" trimming uses ragged heron plumes for fringe like effect, dyed to match fabrics. Chiffon rings and feuille moire velvet accents add color and reversible edge details for lavish, flexible styling.
Boston February 22 The first and only woman to serve as organizer of the American Federation of Labor Mrs Sarah Conboy of Boston has received a national organizer commission from President Samuel Gompers She travels to organize women wage workers and serves as national vice president of the Woman's Trade Union League and delegate to the Central Labor Union She has been an organizer for about two years and is regarded as a strong public speaker and labor leader.
Society notes report the Elder Copnetl Knights of Columbus annual pre senten ball at the Gibson Hotel with officials from several cities expected to attend. Engagement announced for Hilda Henrietta Schmidt to George C. Peacock. Amateur production of Pinero’s The Thunderbolt for Associated Charities at Emery Auditorium. Walnut Hills Club rehearsals begin at the Orpheum Theater with a large chorus. Westminster Church speech by Mrs. O. Wm. Pinney on furlough from Africa. Washington birthday dinner and program at Queen City Club. St Ann’s Society hosts a euchre and dance at Sacred Heart School Hall Camp Washington.
In a police court scene Mrs Jaggart questions her husband’s courtroom prowess while a poor prisoner risks conviction. A country lad witnesses a key cross examination and the jewel is revealed when Mrs Jaggart exposes a familiar shirt monogram, freeing the accused.
The scene follows Marian and a sales girl in a shop where talk of marriage, money, and work reveals tensions around independence and gender roles. Marian reflects on divorce and scrubbing, while the other woman discusses jobs, pay, and social climbing, hinting at broader themes of economic strain and aspiration.
The article cites observations on how a housekeeper’s inefficiency arises from lack of preparation and poor workspace design. It notes wasted time locating ingredients and tools, frequent task switching, incorrect or mismatched tools, and failing to keep supplies ready.
Readily repurposed, an old raincoat can be turned into covers from back breadths bound with tape. A larger, neater version uses the coat bottom cut below the arm with buttons removed. Raincoat covers protect windows and wallpaper on rainy nights and make washable aprons to keep water out.
A fragment describes making hara boiled eggs with a white sauce and buttered crackers. It mentions adding milk gradually to a well beaten egg with melted butter, then baking in hot buttered gem pans for twenty five minutes.
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