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Newspaper
Cincinnati American
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1914
Page
5
A reader asks about a marriage crisis after a failed elopement and a new love interest. Advisor counsels patience, self-improvement, and delaying divorce until the woman is older. The column also answers tips on cleaning a hairbrush and a multi question feature from “JOLLY THREE” about young relationships and social proprieties.
Kitchen tips include ironing damp carpet to kill worms and eggs and a roux style veal loaf with layers of meat and hard boiled egg. Instructions describe garnishing a mould with eggs and parsley, boiling veal, layering meat and eggs, reducing liquor, chilling and finishing with vanilla and sugar, with notes on custard curdling and egg substitutes.
Albert W. Mies, 32, and Mar Ee A. Cangas obtained marriage licenses. The records list their names and ages in the civil registry.
Birth notices list multiple infant arrivals with parents and partial names. Entries include girls born to John and Apna Device, Edward and Frances Seen, Harey and Marie Von Hopes, Katie Wise, Jem and Martha Walters, and others with varying street addresses.
Fragmentary obituary list with several unreadable lines. Names and ages partially readable include Lewella Hell 34, Helmerdinger 55, others corrupted by OCR with scattered addresses and ages. Content is incomplete and may omit full biographical details.
A column on Eugenist theories notes fifteen hundred single women in Missouri courting a University of Missouri athletic director nicknamed Apollo. The piece cites editor Albert Wiggam and discusses heredity, intelligence, religion, and the idea of eugenics guiding marriage prospects among ministers and other groups.
A jumbled OCR snippet mentions The Playgoer and Walnut. Various names appear like Nell Lavender and Geapite, with references to performers and a comedy feature. The text is fragmentary and lacks clear events.
Julian North frets over a phone call and a dangerous attraction to Agnes Carteret unaware she is the wife of his friend. After a mistaken introduction he discovers Agnes is the sister-in-law of Bob Carteret, unknowing she is his desired object. North faces the moral peril or risk of heartbreak.
Marian and Evans meet at the Townsend in the lobby for a bite to eat. She seeks work and a possible path to stardom while struggling with past scruples and a failed moral test as they advance into flirtation and a hinted career move. She faces a hurtful moment with a dentist.
Miss Mary Gallagher hosts a bridge party for Miss Means of Yellow Spring Ohio with Lida Hoses listed. Miss Mannheimer plans Tuesday readings at Orpheum ballroom from Penny Kaye. Mrs Adolf Klein travels to Teateeday and New York for events. Walnut Hills Literary Club meets Hyde Park Country Club. Italian literature topics planned.
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