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Newspaper
Cincinnati American
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1914
Page
7
The article argues that lasting stage success rests on merit and inner talent, not mere beauty or flashy appeal. It asserts that a true actress develops talent and reveals a shining soul when performing, which wins audience admiration beyond superficial tricks or prettiness.
A humorous meditation on kissing as a universal yet varied practice. The piece playfully weighs the social reach of kisses from babies to husbands, wives, and even rivals, noting the joy and ritual surrounding the act while lampooning its ubiquity and propriety.
A reader writes about a husband who drinks and squanders money. The adviser advises patience or leaving, suggests independence through work, and warns about early marriages. The piece also includes multiple teen questions about young relationships and propriety. The tone imitates a 20th century advice column.
A column offers practical tips for stain removal using salt and alcohol, mildew cleaning with a salt and soft sap mix, and shoe whitening with wine spirit. It also includes kitchen ideas like lamp wick soaking in vinegar, and simple chicken with bacon bake, tomato cream sauce, and a corn salad recipe with mustard and onion juice served on lettuce or chicory.
Special to The American Richmond Jan 12 plans underway for the marriage of Miss Belle Willard daughter of the U S ambassador at Madrid and Kermit Roosevelt second son of President Roosevelt The date will be announced soon in Madrid by Ambassador Willard The Willard home in Richmond is prepared for the event Miss Willard 21 an attractive blonde In Madrid but to be presented with her mother in London next month Kermit Roosevelt 24 has been in Brazil since 1912 as an Angia Company employee and is an official at Sao Paulo Roosevelt attended Harvard and was a noted athlete
A celebrated Matinee Musical Club program featured violinist Jacques Thibaud and contralto Francia Rogers to enthusiastic reception. The concert opened with La Princesse de Babylone and included works by Saint Saëns and various European composers. Luncheon followed in the club dining rooms, and society guests attended gatherings at homes across Clifton and nearby towns.
The piece argues that temperance preserves beauty and health in a woman. It contrasts temperate, sunshiny hearts with flashy but temporary features. It warns that jealousy or temperamental indulgence harms lasting charm and social welcome.
Domestic science note extols cheese as a versatile, digestible substitute for meat in diet. It covers methods for slicing, toasting, cheese soufflé, strips, and balls, using American cheddar type, with tips on preparation and serving with salads and fruit. It also notes a Mary Robert ruling on voting rights and office holding.
Mr Simeon Whitfield, a man of upright character, is lured into car showrooms by friendly demonstrations. He gradually adopts a habit of testing vehicles at various shops, enjoying free rides with no obligation, until he becomes an expert shopper-to-be and starts visiting multiple dealers to evaluate options, all while rationalizing the activity as harmless exploration.
In a mass market tale, Whitfield loses work as banks tighten and rivals rise. He abandons church, takes up smoking and drinking while his Wall Street pool keeps him busy. Eventually his chief ends his usefulness, and his wife rooms boarders as he drifts toward ruin and a return to the road.
Jubilant cleaners in Cleveland praise a new law requiring foods to be sold by weight rather than by measure. The Legislature enacted the rule aiming to standardize grocery practices and protect consumers.
Jane Addams and Agnes Repplier debate the so called pleasure loving girl who seeks evening recreation in Chicago streets and resorts. The piece notes thousands of women spend their nights at home, while concern grows that cities may become demoralized if leisure is not managed.
The Canton of Neu chatel in Switzerland approved admitting women to its faculty of theology by a 74 to 22 vote. The decision marks a milestone for gender inclusion in church academic leadership within the region.
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