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Newspaper
Long Branch Daily Record
Location
Long Branch, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1913
Page
7
A detailed description of an Irish style dress in silk and velvet. The plain blouse features a straight plaited band for distinction while the skirt is constructed as a single piece, reflecting a streamlined ensemble.
The notice advertises May Manton patterns in sizes for girls aged sixteen and eighteen. Readers are directed to mail 19 cents with their name and address to receive the patterns by mail, with requests expedited by including additional postage or a stamp for letter postage via a coupon offer.
A fragmentary poem about a northern siren and the peril of arctic travel. It references a New York Times chart by Pitt and a Berlin Echo misprint tale about a needle in soup, used to illustrate printing errors and wordplay.
Early notice of the season’s close fitting hats with high brims and revers. New bedchamber fittings feature machine embroidery in white with eyeleted effects and running sprays, all designed for washable daintiness and subtle color by underlining.
In Foulard and Charmeuse trends, foulards rise in style again this year, pairing with dark satins or taffetas for a refined look. The feature notes the versatile scarf fabric becoming a notable accessory.
A fashion note describes a dark satin blouse with collar and cuffs creating a new silhouette. The description highlights how satin panels integrate into the blouse for a refined effect.
A fashion note describes velvet girdle tunics worn over last year’s dress. A black velvet belt with a satin tunic can wrap high on the figure, tied with a bow, ending in a back sash. The tunic displays in satin hues with pipings and tabs for contrast.
A man recounts a difficult childhood from poverty to enlistment in the U.S. Army, where he saves Major Thorne during an Indian breakout. His act leads to a potential West Point appointment, and a revelation that Edith, raised as a lady, is his long lost sister whom he meets after years apart.
A cruel boy Julius teases Hugh a sick boy across the street. Hugh nearly dies when a fast car approaches, Julius saves him by pulling away and Hugh forgives him. From that moment Julius grows up to be kind and no longer cruel, confirming the value of friendship and mercy.
A collection of curried vegetable preparations including cabbage cauliflower beans spinach and peas cooked solo or together with butter cream or milk. Also described are curried tomatoes potatoes and a mixed vegetable curry with onions carrots potatoes beans and apple served with rice, plus baked eggs with shrimp and other egg dishes for breakfast or luncheon.
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