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Newspaper
Cincinnati American
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1914
Page
7
A compilation of reader questions and answers on hair removal, hat wear, dating, sleigh rides, etiquette, and clothing care. Topics include harmless hair bleaching myths, appropriate summer hats, handling crushes, guiding young teens, dancing lessons, ink and grease stain removal, cleaning suede, and general propriety.
Miss Edie Baker daughter of Dr Prank Baker of Washington known for her dancing will be featured in the suffrage play by the women of the Congressional Suffrage at Washington. She will perform a solo dance titled triumphant joy as a curtain raiser before the show.
Fashion notes describe myriad coat-dress forms in novelty cottons chiffon and lace. Short loose boleros with ruffles blend two-piece and one-piece looks and appear on gowns in net silk crepe and prints. Some boleros round in front taper at the back with wide linings hidden below.
Metre promises new hat styles for dress occasions with popular ribbons and varied widths. Narrow ribbons form the base of the new chapeaux and jet beads and loops provide finishing touches.
Fragmentary obituary snippet lists multiple individuals with ages and vague causes such as heart disease and shock in a cluttered city setting. Readable items include scattered names like Beard Hoerner Fiteworrta and George Kerbs with partial addresses and unclear contexts.
A fragmented review highlights Putte Mandireen and Joe Cawthorn in leading roles for a matinee, praised performances and the company’s feature film Traffic is dependent on a dramatic team. Shows at Orpheum Empress Standard present varied acts with strong talent and entertainment value.
The recipe lists mustard salt sugar cayenne and oil with two eggs beaten. Add dry ingredients then oil gradually, stir until smooth, add diluted vinegar and cook over boiling water until thickened, then strain.
The notice enumerates many birth announcements including girls and boys born to couples such as Charles and Pearl Mulls. Harry and Ethel Newcomb. Louis and Agnes Miegel. Michael and Christina Mueller. Peter and Rose Orlemann. Edward and Clara King. Edward and Lilly Schofer. John and Carrie Girason. Bernard and Bertha Knoppe. Edward and Alice Moran. Mary and Merer. Gustave Hasendir. Homer and Ethel Holland. Walter and Anns Marriott. Edward and Sophia Gandier. and Molle Meaches. Each entry provides a child gender, sometimes a street address, and parent names in a condensed, OCR-style format.
Society notes detail the marriage of Miss Alicia Regina Eisen to Twin Stevens Hauns at First Presbyterian Church with Rev. Robert Watson officiating. Attendant sister Alma Frances Eisen. wedding party dined at Hotel Gibson. couple to tour the south. Also coverage of Mardi Gras charity chantant and society donations.
Practical tips for cleaning and kitchen safety followed by several dessert and cookie recipes. Includes instructions on removing tinned lining toxins from pans, using turpentine for piping, lemon and salt water treatments, and frying precautions. Recipes cover Cocoanut and Citron Layer Cake, Lemon Cookies, Eggless Cookies, and Charlotte Russe with detailed ingredient lists and steps.
Marian visits Dr. Evans for a dental filling and a flirtatious exchange arises. He jokes about paying for affection while noting his interest lingers beyond the chair. Marian ponders the unseen pull of attraction and wonders about his home life.
A fragmented recipe describes making cookies with half cup butter creamed with powdered sugar, three egg yolks, stiffly beaten whites folded in, two cups flour, one teaspoon caraway seed, then thin batter rolled and baked quickly.
A tale of Mary Mullin's desertion by Tom and the impact on their son Tommy. The narrative follows Mary's stoic sorrow and shame, Tommy's juvenile delinquency, reform school life, and a transformative Sunday outing that briefly offers hope through a homeward touch with Miss Lucy, the superintendent's brother's fiancée.
The passage describes an inn near the Reform School where Sunday social life centers on tea and carriage drives. Tommy Mullin, son of Mary, shows distress and shame over lacking family support, reflecting on his troubled background and the institution’s influence on his behavior.
A striking spring hat by Car 4 Vallee of Paris features picat straw trimmed with accord conpleted faille ribbon. The model shows a refined Parisian millinery style highlighting elegance and craftsmanship.
A long OCR fragment lists numerous individuals with ages and addresses, referencing marriage license filings and related details in Muscatine. It mentions names such as Douglan R and Euima y Mas, and notes fingered addresses on Mound Street East and Main Street, along with a closing remark that there are fifty button factories in Muscatine.
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