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Newspaper
Elizabeth Daily Journal
Location
Elizabeth, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1907
Page
3
An article discusses women as main home cooks and their skill with available ingredients, contrasting with men’s kitchen leadership. It gives culinary tips on boiling salted meats, preparing a ham or tongue, and describes recipes including salmon croquettes and ginger cake, emphasizing practical, thrifty cooking and domestic skill.
A vintage portrait turns to modern critique as the once glamorous matinee idol loses luster and the matinee girl faces a tougher market. The nostalgic view contrasts beauty ideals with shifting tastes and the display of youth and glamour.
The article surveys dainty figured organdies and tabber effects for summer tracks with bold checks and stripes on tinted backgrounds. It details a twinted skirt with a deep hem, a blouse in modest lines, and velvet beltings with carved pearl buttons. It mentions satin ribbons, black lace medallions, and white gauze ribbons as finishing touches.
The aged theatergoers, described as regulars, savor vaudeville and chatter about performers between acts. They blend fiction with reality, while younger staff remark the old ladies are lively sports despite aging appearances. The piece also notes food prep advice on cooking asparagus.
A garbled fragment describes preparing a chilled soup from bread scraps and lettuce hearts. Instructions mention using fried bits, pouring over the mix, and serving with crackers and cheese, though much of the original text is unclear.
A fragment notes repurposing worn tennis balls into bright covers for children’s items as part of a plan to aid child welfare. The text is garbled but indicates turning old balls into covers and sending to child welfare facilities.
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