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Newspaper
Cincinnati American
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1914
Page
5
Describes a white straw hat with silk facing and trimming called Spring Millinery Top. Also mentions a white maire model with velvet facing trimmed with two pair of wings.
Social and club life revolves around a luncheon at the Woman's Club with Mrs Charles J. Hent and Mrs James C. Hobart coordinating. Anne Joyner of Springfield, state federation president, attends with regional guests from Lima Youngstown Oberlin Cleveland and more. Upcoming events include a wedding tea for Miss Bean Parr and multiple receptions and concerts across Cincinnati Norwood Wilmington and East Walnut Hills.
A reader asks about flirting and dating boundaries with a boarder and other teen questions. Mrs Thompson advises not to act on flirtations, treat as a joke, and let the suitor reveal intent, while offering guidance on engagement, finances, and choosing a partner.
A collection of kitchen hints including preventing scorching in ovens thin jelly roll rolling method damp napkin technique to prevent cracking and rust prevention for storage with fat wrap. Recipes describe fried kidneys Lyonnaise potatoes and glazed onions with step by step prep and seasoning guidance.
Miss Mary Foster of Oklahoma State Prison describe a deadly mutiny that left seven dead. She witnessed Charlie Koontz Tom Lane and Reed storm a room and saw two attackers willing to shoot others while using her as a shield. A sharpshooter finally disabled the escapees as guards fired, leaving Miss Foster badly wounded.
Boil four ounces of macaroni in salted water for twenty minutes. Layer macaroni and oysters in a baking dish with butter, pepper, and salt. Repeat layers, finish with macaroni and grated cheese. Bake in a moderate oven for twenty minutes.
Cut green peppers lengthwise and remove seeds. Fill the halves with boiled rice mixed with a tablespoon of rendered butter, a cupful of bolted rice, and two tablespoons of grated Parmesan, salt to taste. Mound the rice high and brown lightly after ten minutes of cooking. Serve.
A fragmented review notes the Playgoer's true friend status in a grand theatrical scene. It mentions actors like Keith S Villies Garratt and performances tied to a comedy stage with references to standard and Nordland venues.
Instructions describe boiling hominy, adding salt and butter, mashing, placing in muffin tins to cool and set, turning out, coating in beaten egg and crumbs, then frying in hot deep fat until crisp.
Gwendolin, an aspiring actress with support from Jim, travels from a rural town to New York to pursue stage work. She endures hardship, a six week rehearsal, and understudy duties while chasing a dream amid cold, hunger, and a looming setback as winter tests her resolve and health.
Gwendolin, unable to speak, lies in a charity ward as her landlady arranges care after a hospital admission. Jim sits by her side as she recalls a fading dream of home on a twilight veranda with cows, orange skies, and the evening star.
The article discusses the revival of the separated waist in women’s fashion, noting the popularity of new silhouettes, chiffon and lace trims, fitted waists, and the trend of wearing a black waist with a black skirt or white chiffons. It highlights sleeve length, dropped shoulders, and the use of a chiffon vase over the waistline with various fabrics for formal and semi formal wear.
A science note explains a new incandescent lamp using nitrogen gas. It claims a tungsten lamp with half a watt output replacing the usual full watt by modern lamps. The description references sea sound speed and a porous disk design as part of the concept.
Ambiguous OCR snippet shows disjointed phrases about a father, daughter, and a tense moment with vague references to yesterday and location names. No clear events, dates, or identifiable entities to confirm.
Washington suffragist leaders Mrs Donal Booker and Mary Mabel Vernon organize a delegation of working women from many states to meet President Ford as part of a broad push for women's rights. Mary Beard coordinates New Jersey and New York efforts with unions while Katherine A Depburn reports strong female support across Connecticut and Mid West and Far West join efforts.
A list of marriage licenses shows numerous couples including Pan Wily Wea Si Vawer 7 and Beth of Cartbasy, Gie, along with Therese Websecall 28.23 Mer ee Dreuzite Harringtim and Catherine Laverty. The entry mentions Warsaw and Mary Brochdale 21, with addresses on Covington and West Seewnd, among others, reflecting a dense roster of planned unions.
Fragmentary notice lists a dentist named C P Gray with an address on West Reconth Street. Text is garbled but indicates a local dentist advertisement or listing in a historical newspaper.
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