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Newspaper
Long Branch Daily Record
Location
Long Branch, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1911
Page
5
A young man rises from soldier to emperor after overthrowing a corrupt monarchy and conquering lands to build an empire. Fate warns via a dream of doom as his power wanes, leading to a lone death on a rock and final capture by enemies. Napoleon Bonaparte is named as the emperor in the parable.
The piece reviews black and white neckwear trends with frills bows and lace trims. It notes costly fine lace options versus affordable models and mentions May Manton patterns offered by mail order with a coupon form and small stamps.
A historical guide extols cheese as nourishing yet hard to digest, advising small portions and pairing with other foods. It notes cooking improves digestibility, warns against eating cheese alone, and offers recipes for Cheese Puffs Cheese and Potatoes Cheese Balls and a Cheese Souffle with steps and ingredients.
Sly advertising note quotes witty lines and anecdotes from London Opinion and Napoleon I. The fragment suggests a playful提 orientation for an ad in the Daily Record with a focus on clever touches turning to gold and a sovereign reference.
A model kitchen scene shows necessary brushes for dishwashing and towels for drying. A glove counter features a rule against trying on bargain gloves for women while men freely try on low price gloves. A Tam o Shanter fashion note details a fur cap with velvet crown. Tuberculosis concerns link tube skirts to health with advice for looser clothing and hoop skirts.
A compact roundup of curious notes from the Philadelphia Record includes the Vale of the White Horse in Berkshire with a chalk figure seen for miles, its uncertain antiquity, and local festivals. It also describes a children’s Fisherman game, a Square pull game, and a lull of rhymes about a Scissors Grinder with a lingering tune.
The third page highlights bargains from various vendors with low per word pricing. Readers may find affordable items and promotional deals across multiple departments.
An essay extols moving pictures as edu cational and communal tools. It cites Col lier on film reach and notes $80,000 spent by Minnesota schoolchildren on cinema this year. The piece advocates public school and university use to teach geography biology and history while entertaining and uplifting all classes.
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