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Newspaper
Long Branch Daily Record
Location
Long Branch, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1912
Page
3
A man returns late after wine, enters the wrong row of houses, and overhears a nervous woman fearing burglars. He discovers two phonographs distorting the scene, learns he has mistaken the house, and ends as the groom six months later, marrying the girl he met.
A father tells a bedtime tale of a greedy monkey at the zoo who stuffs nuts in its cheeks then tries to hoard them. Other monkeys steal many nuts while the boy with the bag moves on to the bear cage as the tale ends with a note on sharing and envy.
This article provides detailed instructions for preparing chicken giblets including cleaning removing membranes veins and gullet tissue. It covers making savory giblet patties with tea beef or pork strip filling thickening a pastry crust and baking, as well as skewered chicken livers with bacon and butter, and a French style boulettes recipe with giblets simmering milk butter flour liver parsley and egg yolk, formed then fried in hot fat.
Instructions on securing guimpes and net yokes with lawn under buttonholes to prevent fraying. Describes basing, cutting, and stitching methods for durable buttonholes. Recommends lawn under the edge and machine topstitching to reduce loose threads and improve strength.
A women's world cookery feature presents recipes for apple tapioca prunes with cheese filling, a chocolate pie and salmon cutlets. Detailed steps include soaking prunes, making olive oil vinaigrette, and shaping salmon into croquettes fried in butter. Also shows pork cheese mold and beef variant with ham or pork.
A fashion note highlights the double skirt as immensely fashionable for street wear with an upper panel that can button down, paired with ribbed cloth or velvet in Nile and gray or dark corduroy. The draped bodice and breche crape with chiffon or satin create graceful looks, illustrated by Judic Chollet in a May Manton pattern for busts 34 to 40 inches. Send 10 cents and number 7677 to receive by mail, add 2 cents for hurry.
Electricians' tape is used to cover parts of hammer and hatchet handles to prevent slipping from the band during use. The method aims to improve grip and safety for workers handling these tools on site.
Recipes for tongue rounds eggs a la Creole breakfast rolls and New York broiled oysters appear in a Daily Record feature. Tongue rounds mix tongue with cavers mustard and cayenne, spread on buttered bread, cut into rounds. Eggs a la Creole serve poached eggs on tomato and pepper toast with citrus butter sauce. Breakfast rolls use baking powder flour butter and buttermilk baked briefly, brushed with milk. New York broiled oysters are seasoned, breaded, broiled, and served with Maire Whitel sauce.
A hostess plans a Lincoln birthday luncheon featuring a patriotic decor including a southern scene diorama, flags, a log cabin, and blue figures. Menu items center on corn soup, chicken, flag iced cake, and dessert forts. Prizes will use Emancipation related books for gifts.
Apple based remedies are proposed for throat disorders and indigestion. The article claims apples contain phosphoric acid and promote liver action for better sleep. It suggests consuming apples in various forms including pudding sauce and salads, and even mentions apple and celery combinations for lunch.
The article notes Garrick attempted to end prologues and epilogues but audiences of the day would not consent to the change.
In a tale of studio rooms and social maneuvering, John Turner tries to protect Jim from Clara Markland by masking his own pursuit of her. A web of love, honor, and inheritance unfolds with a dramatic final twist as loyalties fracture and fortunes shift, ending in a wary reconciliation between Turner and Dillon.
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