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Newspaper
Long Branch Daily Record
Location
Long Branch, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1913
Page
3
The yoke blouse with elongated shoulders is described as a versatile smart item. It can be tucked neatly with frills or plain, pairs well with an odd skirt, and uses 3 yards of material for medium size, with specific yardage for width. A pattern for ages fourteen to eighteen is offered for 10 cents plus 2 cents postage, with a coupon and address form.
Recipes describe stewed pears in syrup for desserts and puddings. Techniques include layering pears with bread crumbs and egg whites, baking until brown, and serving with sweet or tart sauce. Also notes on Lady Fingers desserts, pear cream pastry, and pear pudding with nutmeg crumbs.
Fragmentary OCR reads as a literary festival note with unclear names and dates. The text hints at an event featuring study or music terms and a foreign language phrase, but lacks coherent details or attribution.
The Petrel, captained by Stoughton, meets a rakish corvette near the Rio Grande. Fog shields actions as a pirate crew plans a prize, but a pursuing squadron from a British frigate captures the pirate craft and hanged crew ashore.
Instructions describe making English malines ornaments at home from two yards of fabric and cut pieces to form an aigret with a loop. The second segment recounts a legend about the name Margaret and its Persian origins, linking Marwari to Margarites and the evolution of the name.
A health column explains serious lower respiratory diseases in children with emphasis on proper rest fresh air and doctor advised treatments. It warns against unprescribed cough mixtures and outlines bronchitis bronchopneumonia and contagious diseases with rashes and stages including exposure symptoms and isolation guidance. It also notes donations to the Visiting Nurse Association and lists small contributions.
The article describes black broadcloth as a favored material for the coming seasons with the fan plaiting and vowel cut coat design noted as new features. Braid is highlighted as an additional ornament on the advancing trotting wall. Also includes stain removal tips for various substances.
A Philadelphia Inquirer item mocks the notion that a baby’s perfection can be judged by a tape measure or any test. It quips that every baby is perfect and a mother will declare it so, likening such ideas to divining rods.
Fragmentary notice outlines a cemetery fund with a stated amount of 5049.14 and references a secretary at 62 Greatwood Lane. The legibility is poor but indicates ongoing financial support or endowment for the cemetery.
Practical small home with spacious living and dining rooms, a well arranged kitchen, a two story stairway to three rooms and ample closet space. Full basement measures about 6 feet by 24 feet. First and second floors detail wood finishes and costs excluding heating. Plans booklet offer on receipt of $1.
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