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Newspaper
Cincinnati American
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1913
Page
5
A blue serge frock offers practical style for cool weather with dark tones and bright silk accents. Navy blue serge features pleated shoulders, long sleeves, ecru net vest, moire revers, and a gathered net frill, finished with a purple silk tassel girdle.
A quick stove top sauce is made by cooking flour with butter then adding milk and anchovy paste to a smooth sauce. Lightly beaten eggs are folded in and cooked until firm like scrambled eggs with paprika optional. Serve with toaster crackers.
The article notes turkeys remain affordable as of now at 22 cents per pound, 2 cents lower than last Thanksgiving, with a potential slight price rise expected. It also reports rising costs for pumpkins cranberries prunes potatoes and other produce, giving a snapshot of grocery price shifts.
Paris reports a booming fur season as fox furs of all kinds flood the market. Prices range from $2,000 for a natural walver fox skin to $176 for moleskin coats trimmed with fox. Neck pieces and muffs of Canadian fox dyed black or lemon appear, with walking coats of silver fox priced at $4,000 and opulent sable or Peruvian chinchilla opera coats not under $16,000.
Two eggs separated. Whites beaten stiff with one cup sugar creamed with butter. Stir in milk flour baking powder cinnamon nutmeg and raisins. Fold in yolks then whites. Steam in buttered cups for forty five to sixty minutes. Serve warm.
Combine half cup water and a pound sugar over heat until dissolved then add one eighth teaspoon cream of tartar and boil to crack stage. Pour into greased shallow pans and let cool. When partly cold, you may add another flavor if desired.
Mies M Armstrong announces a Shakespeare Pageant on April 26 at the Woman's Club Auditorium. One hundred eighteen members will participate with Mrs Alice Brotherton organizing the play and Mrs Charles Mockhillie in charge of costuming. The club also opens an Art Exhibit at Covington Library and hosts several forthcoming events including a Price Hill History Club talk and plans for a Christmas tree on Fountain Square.
Practical tips on skinning peppers by boiling or scorching, packing hats securely for travel, tea serving norms, Borax uses for washing hair and mouth rinse, prewashing grease from cotton crepes with naphtha, converting chicken remnants into shortcake, and making biscuit crust for a layered chicken dish.
The article explains shaping nails and softening cuticles with warm soapy water then pushing back the cuticle. It describes using an orangewood stick and peroxide with cotton for absorption and mentions pumice stone as a tool in nail care.
The excerpt follows the Rhead Sibley household in Lepden 1800. John Rhead clashed with the Sibleys over iron ships, leading to broken engagements. Twenty five years later Rose and John’s daughter Emily faces romance with Lord Monkhurst while Gertrude and Ned Pym hover near secret ambitions. family meddling and social constraints drive new engagements and conflicts.
May Manton pattern description for a kimono style blouse featuring a rolling collar, loose sleeves, and a frontslapped surplice, with material estimates of two and three quarter yards for medium size. Pattern number ROTR available by mail for 10 cents plus 2 cents postage, include name and address.
Creole cooks share methods for soup making. They fracture bones every inch and keep the pot simmering for five to seven hours. Water is added cold and salt is kept low to avoid drawing out juices.
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