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Newspaper
Long Branch Daily Record
Location
Long Branch, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1913
Page
7
A fashion note highlights a spring model with box plaits in Norfolk style. The coat features a large versatile collar and may be worn with a belt in fabric or leather. Serge and shepherd’s check fabrics are recommended for quick use.
In a group discussion a doctor recounts misjudging a nurse based on a whispered claim. A parrot in the house rebound echoes the phrase to mislead him, revealing how suggestion and lack of direct evidence can taint medical judgment and lead to the nurse’s wrongful removal.
Oyster soup and variations provide a guide for cleaning oysters and producing oyster bonillon gumbo bisque and Southern soup. Detailed steps cover oyster liquor, trimming, straining, and cooking with ham cream pepper and salt. Substantial salads feature Golden Cauliflower and Mixed Tomato salad styles with mayonnaise dressings and olive oil options.
Daddy relates a tale of Bobby Chickaree the red squirrel who roams woods. Bobby finds maple sap and syrup in a maple tree but is chased away by Mrs Bluebird Mrs Robin and a jay. The tale ends with Bobby being unwelcome among his neighbors due to his nature.
In 1882 Sanne Frapers Smith notes Lowell Mason the pane maker and musician contributed lyrics that shaped the words for My Country Tis of Thee. The account links Mason to the American song’s creation and notes Smith’s role as recorder of the process.
A New York charity series features Miss Gloria Gould, daughter of George J Gould, impersonating The Infant Samuel from Sir Joshua Reynolds. The piece is praised for her faithfulness. The page also notes a Monthly Birth Poem series, a child’s arch game, dog music sensitivity, a wig riddle, Kitty's Tea Party verse, and a note on Zoroastrian legend of the rose and Abriman.
Puzzle text describes adding and subtracting per pictures to reveal Jacques Cartier, discoverer of Canada, sailing after a certain event. It mentions Fort Moultrie and a clump of trees as clues, asking to view a related picture of Jacques Cartier.
A boy aids Washington and Lafayette during the American Revolution. He delivers a paper, buys fowls, and helps at the Weehawk market while receiving praise and a reward from General Washington. The encounter stirs feelings of patriotism and mutual respect.
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