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Newspaper
Long Branch Daily Record
Location
Long Branch, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1913
Page
3
Paris approves the new watteau hat style with perverse appeal for the season. The piece notes that the Parisienne can wear it best and predicts draped turbans remain popular. Velvet is giving way to panne velvet moire and taffeta in midseason models with rich colors and tall feather accents.
The pegtop skirt, tracing to Turkish Paris origins, is shown in a checked silk design with squared waistlines. Wellesley College will open a first class kindergarten that blends town and college effort, including graduate courses and student field work funded by a private donor. Also featured are quaint table bells, some reproducing famous church bells from Moscow and German cathedrals.
A delicate eighteen year old narrator under a doctor's care for a nervous condition encounters a double image through two windows of a house. She fears insanity, hides her distress, and learns that the apparition was a product of the mind. The episode ends with a resolve to abandon doctors and medicine, and she regains strength.
The May Matton pattern presents a belted back but loose front kimono style apron suited for housekeepers artists and busy women. It uses simple fabrics. sixteen year old size requires four and a half yards of twenty seven inch wide material. Order with coupon and small stamps by sending number S118 to this office.
In a storm battered Arctic tale, Santa battles fierce blizzards to reach the little Eskimos. The reindeer race through snowdrifts as the children fear he may not come. Finally Santa arrives, praising their courage and gifting warmth for his perilous journey.
A vintage cooking note discusses preserving egg whites and yolks, beating eggs quickly in a glass, and substituting vinegar for eggs in cakes. It covers eggless desserts, substitutes like jams and gelatin, and two economy cake recipes including a wheceless and an eggless cake with onions and milk as core ingredients.
A dialogue scene shows a well dressed man advising another named Worhat to spruce up his appearance to avoid losing his job. The exchange covers salary, clothes, shoes, a new suit, and a redundant request for a feather in the wife’s bonnet, with humorous misreads and clipped mispronunciations throughout.
JIE candy season returns with tested home candy recipes for fudge marzipan and chocolate nut treats. Instructions cover making fudge with milk sugar butter and chocolate, shaping into squares or balls, coating with melted chocolate, and rolling in nuts. Also included are peachy almond and peanut fondant balls, marshmallows dipped in chocolate with nuts, lemon taffy, and tips for texture and cooling.
A fragment from a 1930s poem notes the Little Fellers spreading Christmas cheer as snow falls and gray skies loom. The verse urges reaching lowly places and winning smiles from little faces by sharing the Christmas cone and friendship on the way to the season.
Full size cemetery lots offered at 65 dollars with 40 percent of receipts allocated to perpetual care. Investments equal to the portion already in hand support future cemetery care. For further particulars contact Throckmorton Broadway Long Branch.
The Protestant Episcopal Bishop of the Diocese of New York delivers a piece praising the day of the child. The text extols childhood as central to sentiment and doctrine and calls for gifts and tribute, urging humility and entrance to the kingdom of heaven.
A garbled report suggests a person struggles with intrusive thoughts and fear, prompting actions to bar doors and seek intervention. The text appears to be a fragmented era newspaper excerpt, with unclear names or dates but a sense of distress and attempted protection.
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