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Newspaper
Kingman Star
Location
Kingman, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1913
Page
7
A western bishop recalls a general convention in the east where a New England family of noted lineage boasted Pilgrim ancestry. The bishop humbly accepts their claim, but his wife questions the ancestry, joking that the fragrance of the Mayflower could sometimes be detected.
Audience member asks if they have missed much as the band continues with selections including Elect-The Ninth Symphony. The remark reflects uncertainty about current program.
A brief cartoon caption shows a child asking for ice cream and a wry parent replying that it is only Tuesday. The exchange captures a humor beat about patience and indulgence in a domestic scene.
In Vienna interior decor shifts toward black rooms with gray or white motifs and bold framed pictures, while white enamel furniture gains favor. A black pantry jar with red roses adds color, and sun exposure is urged for preserving blonde hair, with caution on ammonia and soda in wash water.
A description of a black satin over white satin dress trimmed with white tulle and lace. The piece highlights the contrasting fabrics and delicate edge detailing typical of formal gowns.
The Sun's Rays urges caution about peroxide hair lightening and highlights summer hair troubles. It warns against scalp drying and yellowing from peroxide and suggests checking habits such as washing at night or sleeping with damp hair as possible cause of dull lifeless hair before applying treatments.
A home cooking column offers Armenian style boiled fish with lemon parsley sauce, stuffed mackerel with onions curry and olive oil, oriental cherry shortcake using fried bread, and oven roast with rice. Also quoted is a Fort Leavenworth kitchen note about gravy and a George Eliot quote.
A historic recipe instructs to heat milk, whisk eggs with sugar and cornstarch, and fold into boiling milk with lemon juice. Layer stale cake and thin banana in a dish, pour custard, repeat layers, chill, and top with whipped cream just before serving.
A steps style instruction for a dish combining bacon, onion, rice, green peppers, and tomatoes. Cook until golden brown, then simmer with salt for about thirty minutes. Add water if dry. do not stir to keep grains separate.
A simple recipe for soft gingerbread using sour milk egg shortening molasses and sugar. Mix with flour baking soda baking powder and spices. Bake moderate. Slice warm and spread with apple sauce and whipped cream.
A vintage recipe describes baking lemon pie with a brown sugar butter base. It instructs cooking until thick, then adding milk yolks and flour, filling the shell, topping with beaten egg whites, and browning in the oven.
Fashion notices describe dainty corset covers in pink or blue crepe de chine with lace trim or net designs featuring puffings and ribbons. Ribbon runs through puffed sections and extends over the shoulders, offering feminine undergarment details.
A startled speaker muses on a perfect, surreal theater experience with unblocked sight and sound, wondering if he is dreaming. The fragment blends a collapsing illusion with a strange sense of reality. An unrelated ad for Tyree's Antiseptic Powder follows, offering summer skin relief.
A humorous Punch caption describes the king transforming into a four horse carriage and driving through the cattle section, illustrating a whimsical royal metamorphosis with satirical tone.
A reflective line suggests that a man claiming sole mastery over himself may signal being unwanted by others. The remark implies social exclusion drives self-rule boasting and questions about personal standing.
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