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Newspaper
Long Branch Daily Record
Location
Long Branch, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1914
Page
3
The menu presents raspberry centered recipes and guidance from simple uses like fresh fruit with cake to more elaborate dishes. It includes Raspberry Charlotte with sponge layers, Raspberry Cobbler with currants, Raspberry Tapioca, and Raspberry Cream molds, plus serving suggestions with whipped cream and custard.
Fashion hint describes an excellent little dress with two practical petticoats one buttoned over the shoulders and the other full below a smooth body. Dress in one with Japanese style sleeves features shoulder tucks a ribbon neck draw and is cut for Pant's pattern. Requires two yards fabric plus trims and postage. order by sending a 10 cent coupon and stamps.
The article outlines washable embroidered carriage covers for babies in pique and linen with simple, tasteful designs. It covers crib sheets with hemstitched ends, daisy motifs, satin stitches, and border work, plus practical tips for outdoor sand play, travel bassinets, and clay exercises to aid motor development.
In a bedtime tale a father and two children plan a zoo trip for tomorrow. Elephants, scrubbed clean after baths, debate their spring attire and manners, finally agreeing to be good for visitors as keepers praise the animals’ good temper and effort.
A traveling peddler recalls finding a long sealed letter in a deserted farmhouse while stopping for the night. The letter reveals a stalled wedding between Sam Joslin and Annie Springer, disrupted when Annie vanished with another suitor. Six months later the letter’s discovery helps reunite the couple who now claim the house.
A brief guide on quick washing for white or dark blue summer rompers, recommending thin washable material and no ironing. Also advises seeing an oculist for squinting in children, suggesting spectacles or a possible minor operation, and urges shopkeepers to secure button fasteners on children’s boots to keep them tidy.
The collection quotes light humor from early 20th century newspapers. It includes a boy scout remark about missing school to rest a teacher, Mr Gabb lamenting pocket holes, a parson and Johnnie on parables, a tramp and cook exchange, a village band conductor humor, and Mrs Malaprop’s quip about silent consent. The items showcase short witty exchanges and observed speech.
A humorous verse sketch by Walt Mason about marital tensions and expectations. A husband laments his wife’s spending as she dresses and buys pets and hats while he struggles with household finances. It contrasts old fashioned frugality with modern spending in a witty dialogue about marriage.
A brief quotation from the Baltimore American notes the judge's mode of conduct as fitting his office, calling it sententious and aligned with the dignity of his position.
Ulia Bottomley advises business women to wear tailored hats that blend simplicity with modern color and shine. She notes milan hemp shapes, flexible forms, and bold trims like ostrich feathers and ribbon, urging daring, stylish choices that remain practical for daily wear.
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