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Newspaper
Cincinnati American
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1914
Page
5
The piece discusses the old charity adage and the challenge of applying it to modern women. It notes delays and excuses of women on street corners and in stores, contrasts men’s views, and laments hypocrisy while urging broad charity across social behavior. It ends with an optimistic pivot.
Recipe lists ingredients for rice pudding with raisins including rice sugar butter milk and nutmeg. Directions tell to mix and steam in a pudding dish with optional meringue browning, and suggest celery or salad as a side. notes mashed potatoes and seasoning for meat.
In a witty exchange Timkins reveals the light-weight champ did not lose his title but retired by selling his grocery store. Simkina questions the outcome and confirms the retirement.
Sour Sauce Moek made with butter flour beet water and flavored with garlic cream salt and metaseed. Fried eggplant soaked in salted water then baked with butter and metasees served in the shell. Pudding combines milk corn starch sugar salt and vanilla with stiff egg whites and yellow sauce. Fish Force Meat uses halibut egg white cream and seasonings through a grinder for a creamy filling.
A letter from a reader asks about youth engagement, loyalty, and romance at school. The reply counsels patience, warns against early engagements, and urges independence while offering fashion and beauty tips and simple home remedies.
Fragmented passage contrasts English and American women’s political engagement, noting English women’s influence and views on militancy and constitutional government. It references fashion, work, and education, with scattered quotes about societal roles and political involvement.
Readers send questions on budgeting meals and foods for children and adults. The column promises to answer a sample of queries while offering recipes and home tips to improve health and efficiency, inviting further reader input.
Fragments describe a lemon cheese pie with ingredients such as lemons raisins molasses sugar eggs and a cheese filling. Instructions mention crusts two fillings and baking steps though text is garbled and incomplete.
Fragment of a recipe mentioning half cup sugar and other measurements. Contains incomplete phrasing and unfinished directions.
Alice and Margy plan to impress a young Englishman arriving by train. They stage a showy introduction at the station and insist on British baths and proper hospitality, with comedic mishaps over towels and the unwanted bath. Mr. Winters endures the scene while Bobbie frantically manages the household chaos.
In a tense scene Bobbie and Alice prepare a staged welcome as Winters arrives with a suitcase. Winters hurries in from the train, apologizes for the delay, and comments on the custom of the country while the household readies for a dinner.
A London Times report notes debate over tango origins with references to Pyrrhic steps and Greek dances, while experts favor the Cuban Spanish roots. The Argentine tango is linked to old Spanish tangos and early Latin American cowboys before entering Paris and finally refined in European ballrooms.
A B C commentary notes a limited stage display of waltzes and tangos as fashion shifts to exotic fantasy. Historic pageants in towns influence dress and decor, with feminine outfits contrasting brown streets and Babylonian columns. The tango secretive allure and royal mien push spectacle over restraint.
Readable fragment outlines clam chowder ingredients including clams potatoes onions tomatoes salt pork and butter with steps to rinse clams boil onions and pork until yellow then add tomatoes hot milk or cream and thickening flour. The method ends with serving hot.
Fragmentary OCR text hints at dated notices and names, with unclear context about a settlement and a dress. The readable pieces mention references to yesterday’s name, a person or item termed “Taker s” and a strained phrase about using a bill.
A distorted ad critiques inexpensive jotters and cheap work claiming the seller must promise to cover rent and costs. It argues prices are consistently low and that no other work is acceptable, asserting practice in the city and urging readers to reason before hiring.
Dr L C Hill is listed as a dentist located at 483 Vine Street in the Carew Building room 10.
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