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Newspaper
Long Branch Daily Record
Location
Long Branch, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1913
Page
3
Fashion hint highlights a square yoke blouse with plain back and full fronts, open neck, rolling collar, and optional chemisette. May Manton pattern 7949 offered in sizes up to bust 4 inches. send 10 cents plus a 2 cent stamp for mail delivery and use the coupon if ordering.
The article lists easy peach desserts ideal for warm weather. It details Teach Parfait with almonds egg whites and peach pulp, Peach Ice Cream from ripe peaches and kernels, Peach Sherbet with peach juice lemon and eggs, Water Ice from sliced peaches and almond flavor, and Peach Mousse combining cream eggs and vanilla with either canned or preserved peaches.
A fragmentary dialogue notes a question about a wife choosing not to undertake a planned European journey. The passage hints at an offhand remark by a person nicknamed Babe, without clear surrounding context or outcome.
The tale follows James Rigdon a Wall Street power who booms and unloads stock causing others to profit and lose. Miss Martindale schemes to gain from a tip while Rigdon cushions himself, then profits are revealed and a romance begins as he offers a new arrangement. The piece ends noting gold as a lure to win affection.
In a small New Jersey palisades town Prince the big shaggy black dog is famed for his clever, friendly nature and a notorious habit of chasing cats. One morning he treks along the road, misreads a catbird as a cat, and ends up tangled in thorny blackberries before his mistress rescues him with a cane. The tale ends with a humorous misdirection as Prince walks home ashamed.
New York anti vivisectionists led by Mrs Dinns Belaly accuse Rockefeller Institute professors of cruelty in animal experiments. They say the institute pursues original disease research and cures and will become a world center of study. An investigation is expected to determine blame.
Prevent rust by leaving bulbs burning in pianos and canvas lined cupboards at damp coastal areas. Jewelry and watches stay better with talcum powder and avoiding valuables in rust prone zones. A new rainproof car blanket and sun warmed seed planting tips follow.
Health guidance covers wet feet and sore throat cause prevention through rubbers and drying feet. Clothing advice favors light warm mix of cotton and wool, wool underclothes, and seasonal layering for boys and girls. Shoes should fit. lacings support ankles. poor fit causes long term harm.
Public notices report fall size fees from 65 dollars and receipt use for cemetery upkeep. Authorities urge contributing to improve safety and maintenance of graves and lots at Glenwood Cemetery.
A government report to Sherman A Allen shows groceries and household supplies up 17 percent year over year, fuel and ice up 7 percent, and dry goods up 5 percent for the fiscal year starting July 1. In contrast, forage, flour and feed fell 20 percent, paints and oils 12 percent, hardware 7 percent, and furniture and related supplies 5 percent each.
The outlaw known as Black Bart Holzhay, once a notorious highwayman who held up stagecoaches in Michigan and Wisconsin, was released after twenty four years in Marquette prison. A surgical operation transformed him into a model prisoner, studying hard and gaining education.
A young listener recalls churchgoing with a mischievous comment on pay. The child, a true Yankee, asks if fathers get paid for talking, noting that he loves to talk while mothers and others react with amused explanations.
The article recalls authorities in England discouraging carving on relics and notes a £15 fine for a man who chipped his name on a stone near Keswick. It mentions efforts to deter such self advertisement with alabaster reception sites near Swanage and bottles left on Alpine summits. It also weaves in literary fragments from Browning and Judge Life's Stage to illustrate attitudes toward fame and patience.
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