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Newspaper
Long Branch Daily Record
Location
Long Branch, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1913
Page
7
A July featured guide presents spaghetti and its preparations. Recipes include Spaghetti With Tomato Sauce, Excellent Viands with Eggs, Spaghetti and Mushrooms, and Spaghetti and Bacon with steps, ingredients, and cooking times.
The captain Waterman's voyage faces disaster as crew mutinies in Naples after killing the captain and second mate. The narrator escapes by boat, guides police to the mutineers near a northern Italian town, and returns with $12,000. Ringleaders receive life solitary confinement. others receive lighter terms.
The article advertises spring belt suggestions and patterns from the Conta collection. It highlights nylon or leather belts, dresses in nets and chiffons, and tailored coats with bolero fronts and cutaway backs. It mentions boys’ shirts and a May Manton pattern for ages eight to twelve, with ordering details and stamps.
A simple negligee costume uses real point lace with white chiffon. The Dutel cay trim features plaited lace and a pink rose, valued as a costly creation yet possible at home with inexpensive materials.
Fashion notes highlight longer cutaway jacket lines for spring suits, with wrist length jackets around twenty seven inches and skirts showing limited width gains. Eton and bolero styles gain traction while draped panels ease movement. Bridesmaids gifts include initials on hatpins and birthstone options. Foolish Worry quotes from Chicago Record-Herald closes the column.
A Cornish coast tale explains a hue and cry man kept by a brother fishermen to alert when pilchard shoals appear offshore. He signals as gulls cluster and the fleet sails to the scene, with the London Chronicle noting the report’s wording confusion.
The fragment hints at a yesterday puzzle involving adding and subtracting from pictures to reveal a Pogtish settlement and a picture of Sir Walter Raleigh. It mentions Port Donelson and a fort feature at the bottom of the page.
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