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Newspaper
Long Branch Daily Record
Location
Long Branch, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1914
Page
9
A reader details kitchen techniques for handling eggs to avoid breaking good ones and demonstrates eggs in a receptacle. It then gives a pumpkin pie preparation with pumpkin cut, simmered long on low heat, skin removed, pulp strained, cooled, and seasoned with salt nutmeg mace ginger and sugar plus beaten eggs.
The text describes making pumpkin pie filling with milk and spices, a mince meat mix with beef, apples, citron, molasses and suet, then cooling in a vessel to fill twelve pies. It also covers Parker House Rolls with scalded milk, sugar, butter, salt, yeast, and a twice rising dough baked into soft cakes.
Household hints note water rice makes soup base and oilcloth aprons save time washing dishes. Cabbage color and odor are improved by a pinch of soda in boiling water. Cheese fondue combines breadcrumbs cheese eggs and hot water, baked thirty minutes in a moderate oven.
David Edgerton an American in an Italian city agrees to a marriage arrangement with Signorina Conti after a broker offers an instant match for a fee. He aims to meet the woman while avoiding harming her by backing out, but insists on a written declaration that she marries for love while knowing he wears a glass eye. She ends the match, and Edgerton pays the broker and sends a gift without revealing his eye.
A catalog of face veil patterns notes popular styles for small hats and blustering weather. It discusses veils worn over the upper half of the face and compares square mesh versus honeycomb meshes, detailing borders, grounds, and figures in the featured samples.
A quotation by Willis George Emerson defines love as an awakening that dulls resentment and sharpens wit. It asserts love as a force that fosters equality and proclaims the omnipotence of God.
An item notes a witty exchange in the Baltimore American recalling a woman staring at a man who jokes he resembles someone she recognizes. The quotation pairs with a bull terrier reference highlighting a light, humorous feature in the classic section.
The crusade against Rheumatism shows striking results as Kline’s Rheumatic Remedy gains rapid popularity. The ad claims most cases are cured or improved and urges testing the prescription for Rheumatism, Lumbago, or Gout. Available at H. S. Meyers Long Branch Cooper’s Drug Store Schroeder’s Red Bank and H C Van Note Oakhurst.
A lighthearted note suggests a practical gift for avid travelers, noting cuffs and collars vanish on the road. The piece mentions a slipper case as an accompanying, useful item for the average traveler.
A fragment notes French cretonne cases in buff and brown as ornamental gifts with practical use. It includes a brief anecdote about Edith and Eve and a humorous exchange on apples. Other snippets mention sleepwalking and a light London Answers exchange.
A young woman and two artists transform a bare 10 by 10 rooftop opening into a charming garden. They plant daisies and narcissus, install vines, a fountain, and decorative boxes, turning a barren wall into a summer dining space with thrift and skill.
The piece argues that adulthood is not tied to age but to self sufficiency and earning one’s living. It states true manhood comes from independence and contributing to life, not merely turning twenty one. The author highlights personal responsibility and the effort to support oneself as the defining milestone.
Pie KT CHEN ZOIGHEN offers inexpensive cake recipes aimed at thrifty households during Christmas. The collection features Plain Fruit Cake with reduced eggs and simple ingredients, a three layer Fruit Layer Cake with frosting from egg whites, and Cider Fruit Cake using coffee, spices, dried fruit, and belted cider.
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