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Newspaper
Long Branch Daily Record
Location
Long Branch, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1911
Page
5
A guarded negotiation unfolds as Helen helps Jim claim her late mother’s fortune by signing papers at the office. He probes for a hidden motive, while she tests his insistence on secrecy, leading to mutual revelations and a tentative, shadowed bond.
The latest fabric for bath robes is cotton corduroy, warm and suitable for winter wear. It sells for 66 cents per yard, with about seven yards needed for a Kimono style robe. A pale pink corduroy model drew admiring glances at a recent display.
A newspaper excerpt presents several gingerbread recipes, praising homemade gingerbread and offering variants. Soft gingerbread uses flour milk lard molasses soda ginger and beaten eggs. Cheap gingerbread keeps to molasses soda butter ginger and hot milk. For the Children outlines gingerbread cakes with butter sugar eggs and spices. Lemon Gingerbread adds lemon rind juice and extra ginger for a citrus spiced bake.
The Spring style features a radical high crown sailor hat with a very broad velvet band and bow. The crown is almost three times the width of the brim, creating a tall silhouette that frames the face while resting over the ears.
The article describes how hens warm their feet by tucking them under feathers, squirrels seeking hollow tree nests for warmth, and a humorous glossary of crowd terms. It also depicts New Year decorations in Japan with pine, bamboo, and orange garlands, plus short items on politeness, a chocolate diet for London police, and a riddle section.
The article describes an afternoon dress style using snow white cloth over a black velvet petticoat. A wide black velvet collar provides a distinctive touch. White crochet buttons and buttonholes mark the garment. White buckskin boots with black patent leather warmmps complete the look.
The guide describes cleaning a black woollen skirt using soap bark boiled in water, then cooled rinse, and to iron while damp. It also offers a draft stopper method for doors using folded paper and serge with brass rivets and screw hooks.
Bargains advertised on the third page offer low prices and value deals. Items likely include household necessities and misc goods priced to attract readers seeking bargains.
The passage argues against strict Greek standards for women, urging acceptance of mixed American physiques. It emphasizes proportion over size, warns against overweight concentrating in hips and abdomen, and promotes diet and exercise to balance overall form. It cites Trilby and a Yorkshire man to illustrate ideals of grace and finish.
Loyal Bohannon filed a complaint that Charles W Snyder kept a horse in emaciated condition on the Little Silver to Monmouth Beach route. Dr. Lester H Stryker testified the horse was 16 to 18 years old and overworked. Snyder paid a $15 fine plus costs after a hearing before Justice Edward W Wise.
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