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Newspaper
Long Branch Daily Record
Location
Long Branch, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1914
Page
7
A towering suffragette known as the biggest in the world appears at the Panama-Pacific exhibition entrance in Toyland Grownup. She wields a giant drum and banner “Votes For Women” as thousands of San Francisco schoolchildren gather nearby.
A father explains Evelyn's courage comes from not being frightened into bravery and tells how a sister saves her brother from a cat. The boy admits he wrongly teased her for fear and vows never to mock her again, recognizing her as the real brave one.
A man with insomnia discovers stories credited to him appear in magazines. He learns an impostor used his name while he slept to publish tales, and a neighbor Kate Stoughton exposes the ruse. The man faces financial peril and marriage notes as the mystery remains unresolved.
A vermin exterminator shop in New York posts a sign warning not to knock on the glass with a hand and suggests using a sledge hammer. Inside, three or four trained ferrets hunt rats, a sight the neighborhood once enjoyed as a playful pastime.
A Jacobean oak chair described as crafted from wreck timber fetched 19 guineas at Christie's London. The description claims the craftsman was Peter the Great, while a ten year tenure at Sayes Court linked him to John Evelyn.
The peach thrives across a vast zone from subtropical north to southern Andes. Five varieties are noted including early American downy and clingstone downy, plus slipstone nonadherent and two nectarines. Major concentrations lie between Buenos Aires and Mendoza along the Pampean region. The second passage reflects on simple joys as pearls of daily life.
Fashion note promotes a white handkerchief linen frock for toddlers with optional sash, belted after age four. It describes material needs for a two to six year size, recommends colored fabrics, and instructs sending 10 cents for pattern No 830 plus postage for mail delivery.
The excerpt describes red and white currants as near cousins to gooseberries, with uses in rice, puddings, and jellies. It includes currant rice with jelly and whipped cream, currant pudding, currant jelly, and spiced currants, plus basic steps for steaming, canning, and preserving.
Mourning hats show no dramatic novelty with small turban and toque bases used as foundations for veiled designs. Notable is back draping with net edging and crape or chiffon borders, a coronet of folded black crepe, and lengthening veil effects. white crepe accents offer lighter options.
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