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Newspaper
Cincinnati American
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1914
Page
5
A discussion on what makes actresses popular beyond beauty or artifice. Talent matters, but true success rests on the inner soul that shines through the performance and resonates with audiences across roles.
A playful reminiscence on kissing notes its ubiquity and delight. The author humorously weighs who first popularized kissing, then offers vivid vignettes of couples and social kissing habits, from babies to husbands and wives, in a light, racy tone.
A collection of household hints covers removing mildew with salt and alcohol, cleaning white satin shoes with wine-dipped flannel, and bread rubbing for slight soiling. Recipes include chicken liver wrapped in bacon broiled, ornate tomato cream sauce, and a corn salad with mustard onion juice marinated in French dressing served on lettuce.
Richmond Virginia reports plans are under way for the marriage of Miss Belle Willard daughter of the U S ambassador at Madrid and Kermit Roosevelt son of Theodore Roosevelt The Willard home in Richmond is being prepared for the wedding The couple previously traveled together in the South with Miss Willard on a trip that ended at Hot Springs He is 24 and works with the Anglo Brazilian Iron Company in Sao Paulo while Miss Willard 21 is currently in Madrid and set to meet her mother in London at the Court of St James next month
Jacques Thibaud and Francia Rogers headline a refined Matines program in Cincinnati with Lara's Symphony, followed by lavish luncheons. Social circles report hosting guests from New York to Kentucky, from Hinsdale to St Louis, with teas, luncheons, and debutante events planned through February.
A reader asks about leaving a drinking husband and gaining independence. The advisor urges caution, suggests earning money locally, and warns that a four month acquaintance isn’t enough to trust. Another letter questions teen relationships and keeping company against parental objections.
A dated editorial style piece discusses female beauty, temper, and social expectations. It extols a sunshiny heart over changing looks and temperamental charm as the lasting measure of happiness and appeal. It notes boundaries on guests and social behavior in a humorous modern context.
A domestic science article extols cheese as a meat substitute and nutrient rich staple. It describes varieties, digestion, and recipes including cheese souffle cheese strips and cheese balls with practical serving ideas. Judge Robert R Henderson of Maryland recently ruled on women’s voting rights in office.
Mr Simeon Whitfield a gentle man of high character is gradually drawn into car showroom temptations after a salesman offers free rides and no obligation. He accepts repeated demonstrations and warmer coats while tracing a path through multiple dealers aiming to avoid buying yet being persuaded to test more cars. The episode reveals subtle pressures as he gains pleasure from "getting something for nothing."
The narrative follows Mr. Whitfield as his long labor in garages yields to market changes. He drifts from church to idleness, takes up smoking and drinking, loses his job, becomes a tramp, and heads toward San Francisco. The tale ends with a blunt warning to would be motormen lacking funds.
Jubilant Cleveland housekeepers celebrate a new law from the Legislature requiring all foods to be sold by weight rather than by measure.
A discussion compares Jane Addams and Agnes Repplier on pleasure-seeking women, noting Addams sees demand for safe recreation as practical while Repplier warns cities could become chaotic. The piece suggests most people favor restoring homes and sane leisure, contrasting urban excess with rest from labor.
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