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Newspaper
Cincinnati American
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1914
Page
5
Miss Dorothy Aleshire elder daughter of General J. B. Aleshire of Washington is cited as one of the belles of the army set in the national capital. She spent last summer with her mother and younger sister on a Wyoming ranch.
A collection of kitchen tips covering cleaning with cloths and hot water, preparing currants and fruit for cake, butter making hints, stewed carrot and tomato dishes, lamb chops breaded and fried, tomato bake method, oatmeal scone batter, and a buttered hot cooking finish. Includes practical steps and temperatures for stovetop and oven use.
A reader asks for a reprint of a Butter Scotch recipe and seeks sleep, hair growth, and grooming tips. Mrs Thompson discusses parenting, bedtimes, and using routines, along with home remedies for roaches and hair care methods.
Jim Priestley confronts a troubled night after a family secret erupts. His father’s return and a fatal street fight force him to choose between confession and flight while Molly’s presence deepens his inner turmoil.
In a tense late night scene Jim Dandy hides in the attic above the Priestley house with a revolver, haunted by prison and memories. He recalls family relics, contemplates escape, then hears his mother and others below as dawn light spills in, ending with the pistol dropping to the floor.
Clean oysters and dry them between towels. Dip in melted butter and seasoned cracker crumbs. Broil until juices flow, turning once. Serve with optional maitre d hotel butter.
A reform-minded view argues for longer delays between license and ceremony to curb youth hastiness and reduce future divorces. It suggests ministers ask pointed questions to ensure couples grasp marriage's gravity and clergy avoid rushed ceremonies.
A simple omelet instructs beating yolks and whites separately then combining with three tablespoons milk. Melt butter in a hot pan, stir lightly, pepper and salt, pour into pan and cook, then fold quickly and serve at once.
A vintage recipe describes making boiled dressing with four egg yolks, olive oil, powdered sugar, whipped cream, lemon juice, and salt. Mix yolks with half the oil, add sugar and lemon, cook over heat until thick, then chill and whisk in remaining oil and cream just before serving.
A fragment notes mashed potatoes formed into balls while warm resist crumbling during frying and hold their shape, hinting at a method or test for texture. The garbled text suggests a cooking tip or recipe observation without a clear context or attribution.
Social events fill the week as Hales Pilcott and Denton announce a February wedding with bridge parties hosted by Mrs Sydney Walker Fisk and Mrs Norman Siefert. Attendees include Edith Pratt, Miss Jane Lewis, and various couples in Walnut Hills Avondale Clifton and Hyde Park.
A fragment describes toasting thick slices of stale bread with a milk batter made from one cup milk and egg beaten into it. Fry in hot fat as for doughnuts, drain well, turn halfway, and serve with poached eggs on top.
A vintage home recipe describes Parkin batter combining three pounds of fat meal and one and a half pounds of molasses with half a pound of butter creamed with sugar and a dash of ginger. Baking soda is dissolved in boiling water before mixing.
Practical tips for cleaners and homemakers from the Domestic Science Department led by Mrs Ale Oita Kirk. The instructions cover removing greases with soap and cold water, scaly fish prep by boiling, whitening fabrics, paint stain removal, and odor control, alongside cautions on plumbing and sanitation.
National Child Labor Committee plans yearlong campaigning as more than 150000 children face factors of state laws. Owen R Lovejoy, general secretary, criticizes ten states Georgia Maryland Virginia and others for low age limits and inadequate enforcement. Calls for work permit reform and better education tests with inspections.
Marriage licenses list includes Louis Karovesd aged 28 and Mary Nelson with unclear address while mentions Charles Lee and Gartle with fragmented details. The readable elements show names and ages but many parts are garbled or missing.
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