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Newspaper
Long Branch Daily Record
Location
Long Branch, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1910
Page
2
A middle aged man forgets his daughter's ticket and the couple she loves stages a meet cute on an express. The conductor suspects they are runaways but generous passengers fund their fare. A minister is found and the couple wed on the train amid cheering passengers. The bride later confesses to her family.
A mother duck hatches eggs including an odd large one. The chick emerges as an ugly duckling bullied by others, yet it masters swimming. It endures cold and hunger, runs away, and eventually becomes a beautiful swan seen by three swans. The tale ends with a lesson that appearances deceive.
A historical kitchen column offers practical cooking and housekeeping tips. It covers overnight bean soaking with a pinch of soda, capers on fish salad, sweet bread dough for Sun day supper, borax to control ants, plus detailed recipes for Jelly Roll and Tapioca Pudding. It also shares efficiency ideas for pantry organization, fish and egg dishes, and preventive measures against kitchen odors and fat spatter.
Mrs. Meria Phalen Weidlich wife of Dr Harold Weidlich a Bridgeport society figure joins the Naughty Marietta company in New York leaving Millhill residence. She is daughter of Mrs. Vinnie V. Phalen and a Mount St. Joseph seminary graduate. A 1900s automobile accident left her with a fractured skull.
A May Manton pattern feature describes fur as a smart option for costumes with wide brim hats and long sleeves. Designers use pale opossum skins for collars and borders, offering a dainty effect. The pattern 49 in size shown suits fur plush velvet and similar fabrics. send 10 cents plus a 2 cent postage to receive by mail.
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