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Newspaper
Long Branch Daily Record
Location
Long Branch, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1911
Page
14
A young man and Miss Clarkson dance in a ballroom. A locket and ring separate them as she enters the Matrimonial market. Twenty years pass. he returns a successful man and seeks reunion but finds she aged into fat while he remains cut by fate.
A vintage fashion snippet describes affordable afternoon petticoats using Viorentine foulard in brocade tones, with crepe de chine and satin fabrics for frocks. It notes smart cutaway suits, wide-sided skirts, and postilion backs, from JUDIC CHOLLET, plus a May Manton pattern with sizes and order instructions.
An article outlines the place of kidneys in meals, noting their digestibility and low cost. It lists methods such as Kidney Saute With Sauce, Baked Kidney, Stewed Kidney, Kidney Ragout, and Savory Kidney with step by step prep and cooking tips.
A fragmentary dialogue shows Nexdore and Naybor discussing a wife who used to sing and play. Nexdore notes the lack of recent performances as children reduce time for music. The exchange reads like a casual, unfinished transcript with unclear context.
In Washington a new official hostess joins the circle as Mrs. John W. Timmons, wife of Lieutenant Timmons and former Miss Fairbanks. Her social experience during Vice President Fairbanks's era is noted, with friends predicting her rise will please the capital. The piece also surveys stained glass tributes to notable women and fashion notes on neckwear.
Reading like a vintage column the piece describes coracle boats used by Welsh salmon fishermen, their ash and beech frames with tarred canvas, and pairs of fishermen casting nets. It also covers thunder origins, a playful whirlpool game, Chinese punk sticks, a geog raphical joke about atoms, a child’s airship tale, and a note about cent-a-word ads on the third page.
President Thwing of Western Reserve University argues that marriage is hindered by economic pressures and the burden of support. He notes three million married women work in industry and suggests shared work could ease the path to marriage, urging acceptance of women earning income alongside men.
The article discusses preferred children's furs like baby lamb and velvet for coats, warnings about warmth for small children, and a detailed model with fox trim. It promotes teaching children to think by exploring nature, and outlines infant bath temperatures and routines from birth to eighteen months.
A simple cap fastener uses elastic sewn on one side and a loop with a button on the other to secure a cap under the chin. Measure elastic for length, allow a loop, sew a button on the loop side, and aim for a color match to the cap. The design keeps the cap in place and easier to put on than elastic on both sides.
The article advises a small open work bonnet of cambric to aid overgrown baby ears at night. It warns against tightness and suggests buttonhole strings with flat buttons inside for easy washing. Real Estate Enterprises mixes in how to profit from land by bricks, clay holes, and city funding for dumping grounds.
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