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Newspaper
Long Branch Daily Record
Location
Long Branch, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1913
Page
3
A tunic style gains favor for day and evening use with a gathered upper edge design. The kimono sleeve blouse features two materials and a lining, with adjustable center portions over a pound neck and chemisette. Marquisette fabric highlights the ensemble and trim.
May Manton pattern available in sizes 34 to 42 inches. Send 10 cents to this office with number 7967. it will be forwarded by mall. Include an extra two cent stamp for letter postage if in haste. Order includes a coupon.
In a playful experiment, Bess and Harry debate the wisdom of marriage. They simulate a life together from engagement to honeymoon, then exchange a late night kiss and vow to endure happily forever as they reflect on their uncharted future.
A playful tale recounts how Jack and Evelyn ask about the man in the moon and a bag on his shoulder. Daddy explains the moon figure as a lonely bachelor with a tame rabbit and a hunting dog, who carries rice for cakes and porridge, while the dog barks at earthbound moon watchers.
A discussion on avoiding personal remarks and gossip in crowds, stressing the harm of prying into others affairs. It urges polite conduct toward wives, condemns public rudeness to women, and offers rules for well bred behavior such as proper handling of handkerchiefs and modest decorum at social events.
A do it yourself ice box uses a wooden box, newspaper layers on the lid, a galvanized pail with stove pipe centering, and sawdust filling the gap to keep milk cold. A quart bottle sits in the pipe with five cents worth of ice around it, and cleanliness is stressed. Contributions for the Visiting Nurse Association, especially for summer work for Babies, may be left at the Record office for acknowledgment.
A collage of quirky items from a 1910s era paper noting a Rock Island train delayed by grasshoppers a tax plan in France on childless couples and a beauty prize for Woodrow Wilson of Douglas Arizona. Also mentions Mayor Shank in Indianapolis bees cure attempt golf feats by Jack Dingwall and social events in St Louis cemetery picnics and lantern parties.
Puzzle card asks readers to add and subtract using pictures and to name the compromise passed March 2 1820 about slavery and state admission. It notes Mississippi as the twentieth state and hints at a pictured face of a figure who aided the settlement of the question.
Pears, including windfalls, can be prepared in stewed, compote, ginger flavored, chips, and baked styles. Recipes outline peeling, coring, cutting, syrup ratios, lemon and ginger accents, and serving with custard or cream.
A collage of echoes and comic lines from Puck and early 20th century papers. The verses riff on love, appetite, and boastful speech, while clippings touch on West Point drills and a quip about canards in daily life. Notable phrases echo between fantasy and newspaper snippet wit.
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