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Newspaper
Long Branch Daily Record
Location
Long Branch, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1913
Page
5
A home style guide shows celeriac as a substitute for stalk celery with the same flavor and notes its use in salads and nervous system diets. Recipes include German Salad with celeriac and potato and olives, stewed celery root with cream sauce, and a celery root salad served with French dressing and brown bread.
Fashion note presents three close fitting caps for babies six months to two years. Details describe materials, finishes, and pattern numbers with yardage for sizes and widths. Pattern 7957 from May Manton costs 19 cents, with 2 cents postage, and mailed on request.
Professor Slocum and Miss Deborah Day meet at church and grow from philosophical talks to a comic entanglement with a cow. They hide in a shed as the cow rages, tumble through the doorway, and finally confess love as the animal stomps away. The farcical tale ends with the pair united in romance.
Health Talks discusses two chest disease classes and common childhood illnesses. It covers colds, nosal care, and home remedies, earache causes and heat therapy, sore throat risks, adenoids and tonsils, and when to seek a doctor for croup or severe symptoms.
Advice for business women on hygiene including sleep hours, ventilated bedrooms, cold or warm baths, and a camphor alcohol lotion. Emphasizes regular exercise, simple wholesome meals, drinking plenty of water, and avoiding ice cold drinks for better complexion and health.
A reader advises forming a steam tent over a crib using a boiling kettle with tincture of benstein to humidify the air and soothe a child. It recommends giving a teaspoonful of syrup of ipecac every half hour until vomiting. Contributions to the Visiting Nurse Association for summer babies work are requested at the Record office.
The text traces the origin of the seven wonders concept to late second century Greek writings. It cites Antipater of Sidon or a related epigram listing the walls of Babylon the statue of Zeus at Olympia the Hanging Gardens of Babylon the Colossus of Rhodes the pyramids of Giza the Mausoleum at Halicarnassus and the Temple of Artemis at Ephesus. It notes Varro Diodorus and Strabo referencing the phrase seven wonders.
A pupil defines hypocrisy with a joke about a man who says he is not, but acts otherwise, prompting a teacher to explain the term and its moral nuance in a classroom moment.
A candid exchange in the Life section jokes about illness and clothing needs. The speaker compares a suspected appendicitis to a wardrobe priority, highlighting daily concerns and practical humor.
Fragmentary report notes a refusal involving a Fiat and a cat named Kitty. It mentions a transcript from Boston and a statement about not living in a place or with an ape. Details are unclear due to damaged text.
Dr Herbert Ives of Philadelphia and associates describe a device that emits light to reveal true colors in textiles, cigars, dental work and tissues. They claim illuminated sorting and surgery could be done at night, improving accuracy and broadening application across industries.
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