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Newspaper
Cincinnati American
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1914
Page
5
Kissing Microbe Doubts And A Farmer's Dollar Claim
The piece mocks medical cautions about microbes while bragging of no fear of cup sharing. It quotes Lena Baltzz of Pocahontas Arkansas claiming to earn $222.15 from a tenth of an acre, and notes a large number of widows in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mies Lena Baltzz
Pocahontas, Ark
Winners listed in Fireside and Butterfly Girl contest
The American publishes prize winning entries from a contest for Fireside and Butterfly Girls. Multiple readers submit views on the ideal girl type with essays praising the Fireside ideal and others preferring the Butterfly, while the piece notes prize winners and honors different interpretations of virtue, happiness, and social roles.
The Butter and Fire side Types in a Woman's Role
A collage of recipes and essays on domestic life and virtues contrasts cooking tips for butter cake corn and beets with essays praising the Fireside Girl and Butterfly Girl. Voices from readers extol homemaking ideals and feminine virtues across scenes and advertisements.
Ailing Joe Parsons at Home and the Sewing Society
Joe Parsons suffers a night of torment after an angry exchange at home with his wife Ann in their cottage. Neighbors and Sue Ransom gossip about Ann while Joe endures a grievous episode that ends with pleas for whisky and relief as Ann begs him not to die.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Parsons
Ladies’ Sewing Society
Joe
Ann
Serice
Montgomery
Dee
Ira
Moe
Joey
Oh My Head My Mighty Love Fights for Life
Harriet Gaylord describes a perilous scene as a woman battles fire and danger to aid her husband who lies dying. She searches for matches, lights a lamp, tends a stove, and implores him not to die while the husband, in a moment of lucid calm, pleads for a doctor. The tale ends with a stark, hopeful turn as he gasps for aid and she rushes into the night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lke
Jose
Joey
Etx
Debutantes of the World No. 6 The Mt Final Pert
A fragment describes a biblical frontier region noted for harsh terrain and austere living. It portrays a shepherdess maiden tending her father’s goats and awaiting marriage, with her head dress signaling betrothal and her face hidden when strangers approach.
Dear Mrs Thompson Advice on popularity and courtship
A series of reader questions about teenage social life covers how girls gain popularity, handling crushes, and balancing friendships. Guidance emphasizes modesty, self respect, and patience while navigating dances and social events.
More Women of South Fight on Suffrage
Special to The American Whebington reports Southern anti suffrage forces moving to unite with the National Organization of Anti Suffragists. Virginia previously lone Southern state in the alliance will be joined by South Carolina Texas Alabama Georgia and Kentucky as campaigns to oppose votes for women widen across the region. Public meetings in Charleston and Palm Beach are cited with local speakers and active discussions among women and men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whebington
South
South Carolina
Virginia
Comeniitven. Org
Texas
Alabamea
Geona
Kentucky
Miss Bronson
Sun
Isle Df ‘Palms Hotel
Iale of Palms
Mike Bronson
Alvah Gagé Hall
Charleston
Committees Named to Fight Suffrage Efforts
A list of committees and officers formed to oppose suffrage includes Executive Board members such as treasurer Mrs. Frank D Jamison and secretary Mrs. Lonts 7 Bina with names like Lawrence Max and Mr A H Chattiell. The article notes by laws and affiliated workers and local residents in Ames.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Ham
Don
Richet
Boek
Frank D
Jamison
Lonts
Bina
Breainen
Lawrenes
Max
Relbers
Kembh
Annie Ene
Adsiovne
Christian Sba
And
En ‘Eibheetin
Wilky
Amesory
A. H Chattiell
Jette R. Clark
J.P. Foriiker
Charies
Candid Confusions Over Candy Talks in Cafeteria Scene
A playful exchange notes reactions to candy and freshness in a casual cafe setting. Laughing comments contrast with surprise at the price and the idea of holding back breath during purchase. The fragment hints at social chatter and everyday shopper humor.
Household Hints for Cleaning and Stains
A fragmented advice note describes cleaning methods using powder and liquids for dampness, blood stains, and paint stains. It mentions quicklime, benzine, molasses, and tea stains, with scattered references to fabrics and household items.
Banana Box Whip Layered Banana Cake With Nuts
Scrape and press bananas into a starine layer. Cook lemon juice and sugar to seal, cool and add vanilla. Whip heavy cream with sugar until stiff. Spread over bananas on sponge cake, top with whipped cream and chopped pistachios.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard
He Edable Press
Fragmented verse notes mixed with statistics
The readable text blends stray poetic lines with data on women in the United States and a note about Princess Mary. It mentions 7,000,008 women, occupations, a 40 percent figure, and a 23 percent figure in the lacrative, plus 135,000 phone calls and Princess Mary collecting paran idol ornaments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
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