Courage, Cowardice, and a Bold Woman in the War
In Tampa a boy Private Thompson faces a mutiny tale with a guard attempt. A companion, Private O Neill, helps him escape and later reveals she is a wife who disguised as a man to enlist. The colonel orders O Neill north and dismisses Thompson as hero and mutineer.
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O’neil
Cuba
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O'Neil
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Fashion Echoes in Millinery and Skirt Shapes
Furs such as sealskin lynx sable black marten ermine and mink appear in millinery. New skirts feature a seam over the right hip and a long straight dart over the left. Some coats fasten over the left shoulder. The empire frock remains a pretty choice for younger girls.
Holiday Griddlecakes and Simple Breakfast Recipes
A vintage guide for Christmas morning cooks describes light batter griddlecakes with fruit, eggs, and fish served with biscuits. It includes hot griddle tips, greasing methods, and timing cues to avoid tough results, plus recipes for Butter Cakes Flannel Cakes and Buckwheat Cakes with detailed ingredient lists and steps. Advertise In the Daily Record.
Women's World Cookery: Oysters and Cheese Dishes Here
An English magazine outlines oyster a la paper bag with eggs and breadcrumbs, plus creamed oysters. It covers cottage cheese making, onion herb cheese, apple pudding, tomato bouillon, fish cakes, potatoes au gratin, French pancakes, fig sandwiches, and jelly rolls with practical steps and ingredients.
West Long Branch Honor Roll November list
West Long Branch schools publish the November honor roll. Grammar Department lists R. Tharp and others under principal Roy Bowman. Primary Department includes Miss Mary K. Lescher and teachers Antonides Hinman Egan Heyer Hurley Poole Antonides. Kensington Park School No. 2 primary department lists Miss Ida Thompson and teachers Hagerman Haagerman Hager man Haagen Van Pelt Cottingham Haagen Walcott Welch Fragale Cottingham. Also note Sun owner William C. Reick, a Monmouth Beach summer resident, buys controlling interest in the New York Sun and sells his New York Times stock after ix years with the Herald.
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West Long Branch
Grammar Department
Tharp
Roy Bowman
Gerald Hood
John Klopper
Frank Krug, Jr
Albert Poole
Howard Poole
Anna Woolley
Susie Green
Lizzie Green
Hilda Hagen
Malvina Henry
Harriet Rowland
Minnie Krug
Mary G. Krug
Lillian S Poole
Ethel van Pelt
Grace Welch
Mary K. Lescher
Raymond Antonides
Chester
Hinman
Wilbur Egan
John Heyer
Bennie Hurley
Norman Poole
Raymond Poole
Inez Antonides
Maureta Bowman
Gladys March
Kensington Park
School No. 2
Ida Thompson
Russell Hagerman
Willie Hagerman
Joseph Hagerman
Otis Haagen
Winfield van Pelt
Mr. Reick
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William C. Reick
Monmouth Beach
New York Sun
New York Times
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