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Newspaper
Long Branch Daily Record
Location
Long Branch, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1913
Page
5
This fashion note describes a Madras and percales blouse with a back yoke for fit, a high turnover collar, and separate neckband fastened by studs. For cold weather a lightweight French flannel version uses two and a half yards of material for the ten year size. Send 10 cents to receive the Manton pattern No. 0005 by mail with name address and size.
A vintage sewing blurb describes a smart striped kimono sleeve dress for a six year old. It notes a cross cut front panel, scalloped collar and cuffs, a back buttoned view for easy laundering, and yardage guidance with a Matton pattern in sizes four six eight.
A girl Daisy Archibald and her guardian Mr. Molyneux embark on a romance that begins in childhood. Daisy lures the older man with playful affection, and after years of tension they marry. The couple, now married, are described as happy.
A fragment describes a rainy day outfit for girls featuring melton cloth navy attire. It mentions a cloth hat and protective accessories for tiny feet, emphasizing practicality and style for travel or weather.
In a child’s tale, Tad Toad stands trial for the accidental death of Jody the smaltler toad. The court and jury of toads find Tad not guilty, but the judge’s verdict leaves Tad remorseful yet respected for his behavior toward enemies.
Mrs. John King Van Rensselaer plans a new pack of playing cards with etched portraits of distinguished women. Four suits use symbols croson serpent Maltese cross and Liberty bell with headings royalty mortality oppressed women and taxation without representation. Cards aim to educate not promote gambling.
Several motorcar fittings and upholstery innovations emerge with a focus on refined fabrics. Velvet cloths in silver gray tones are paired with oxidised silver fittings for a luxurious, lighter look.
A家庭 style guide outlines seasonable desserts using preserved fruits soaked until tender. Prunes bread pudding layers with milk and sugar, then teringue topping. dates figs and dried fruit puddings use double boiler methods. Nut macaroon tarts and chocolate pie details follow with baking steps and finishing touches.
A collection of cabbage based dishes including Cold Cabbage and Cabbage Pudding with steps for preparation and variations such as Cabbage and Pork and Cabbage with Oysters. A brief humor note follows about a four year old suspecting a French speaking future for the baby in Lippincott's.
Woman of many roles Miss Elsie De Wolfe announces a U S tax challenge stating she earned her fortune herself and questions taxation proportional to wealth. Her case follows decades of design work and high society ties in New York and Versailles.
A scrambled clipping notes a Miss Margaret Delmont of Chicago and a party traveling from Mepowhnee Wisconsin to St. Pat with a paper marked 18 in a shoe during a marriage rite. The three Sherton Sisters left office life behind to ranch near Eureka California and prosper beyond expectations.
A narrator recounts a tale of a lord pressuring his servant Waters to explain a prank. The valet confesses a flirtatious guessing game involving the cook, ending with a surprised kiss and a rebuke from the lord.
A teacher, Miss Emery, uses a playful word problem to engage Tim and Marybell in counting items from a pretend shop. The lesson centers on converting phrases like pounds and numbers into quantities to solve what Tim cannot work out.
A playful report notes Mae P. Coaintelwel of Milby sharing consolation words after a disappointment to Heuvel leagishna at the Assury Park dental congress. The doctor’s quip about expectations frames the anecdote.
A Sunday school teacher asks for the definition of a pilgrim. A witty student suggests a pilgrim is a man who travels a prong feat. The exchange continues with the teacher offering guidance and a puzzled response from the class.
The item notes a personal reflection about happiness tied to low wages and a casual remark about a friend. It presents as a brief, fragmentary newspaper blip in Chicago Daily News style.
A dramatic line from Fliegende Blatter notes Chest invited to supper by an actress and calls her a tragedienne in cookery. The playful exchange mocks theatrical understatement in a domestic feast scene.
Fragmentary text mentions alias and a wife quoting beret and scandal. refers to Knights of Sparta and Isaac Walton figure. Source is damaged and reads like a political or social note with erratic dialogue and questions about posing as a party member.
The report notes a rate from Glenwood Cemetery receipts, with a stated percentage of all receipts allocated. It mentions an individual named M. Throck at 182 Broadway, Long.
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