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Newspaper
Long Branch Daily Record
Location
Long Branch, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1914
Page
9
Readable bits discuss fashion names and style choices with mentions of Christina pane vinta and infesting Gostlon. For a damaged OCR fragment the piece hints at monogema and letter usage shaping artistry in names and writing.
Practical tips on stain removal for leaking dishes using thoi telio whitening and soft cloth rubbing. Advice against metal polish for dried or adhesive stains, suggesting air and cloth polishing instead. Using layered newspapers as warmth for bedding and old curtains as covers. Wax drippings can be melted with beeswax and turpentine to create a floor polish.
A quirky historical recipe sketch lists several Johnnycake variants and batter tips. It includes Standard Recipe, Iliin Johnnyenke, and Apple Johnnyenke styles with cornmeal, flour, eggs, salt, butter, baking soda, and optional spices. Instructions describe mixing, batter preparation, greasing pans, and baking times in a quick oven, yielding square servings.
Lindenette Lane, a brave homemaker, faces Christmas without her Santa visit. Marvin Goodwin arrives with news of two $45 deposits in Stillwater banks tied to her late father Linden J Lane, totaling $300. He offers to help make Christmas possible for Lindenette and her children and asks to return with a Christmas tree and gifts, sparking a hopeful future.
A delicate New Year party dress for a young girl features a high waist and net edging. The white taffeta frock is printed with piluk roses, styled as a Kate Greenaway adaptation for festive celebration.
A simple yet decorative hatrack can enhance furnishing in a country home. A white painted wood sling between two doors, about five feet high, supports hats and wraps and echoes late 17th to early 18th century designs with brass-looking fittings.
A historical notice warns against using open flames during gas leaks and advocates electric lighting for safe search in dark closets and cellars. It references miners and naphtha fumes, urging proper electrical installation throughout the home to reduce explosion risk.
A bright automatic closet system uses small batteries and a tiny device to light when the door opens. The invention claims ease of use for households without needing a professional electrician.
A fragment describes making a plate hanger with strings and holes, plus a disinfectant tale about an insect destroyer. It then suggests using black velvet to rewrap a stove polishing brush for renewed use and applying the same idea to boot laces when worn.
The piece notes fur trimmed hats turbans and bands as main fashion choices with fur used mainly as trimming. It highlights coronets fur bands brim edges and novel silver or gold lace details while praising durability and value of genuine fur hats. Julia Bottomley signs the fashion column and a Paris diet recommendation follows.
American James Birney tours Paris two years before the Franco Prussian War with a bulletproof vest pitch. He cabinets with Napoleon and later with police, boasting a fix for the emperor's nose. A comical misadventure leads to arrests and a year in prison before removal from Paris.
A blue and white circular wrap to wear over a New Year party gown is pictured. The wrap features a straight collar cuffs and a wide band in moleskin, with brocade fabric noted as a charming new art textile Caustic.
A pale blue Wedgwood pitcher and platter feature the willow pattern dating to Josiah Wedgwood about 150 years ago. The design reflects Chinese influence and depicts the famed willow motif on white ground.
A cryptic passage mentions the house of the father and lover, a fleeing pair, and a trait parent with dishes described as treasure. The lines hint at longing, mystery, and the mutique taste sought by enamored readers.
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