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Newspaper
Long Branch Daily Record
Location
Long Branch, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1913
Page
7
A historic kitchen note outlines soaking and preparing salt mackerel overnight or ten hours, then broiling or boiling with sauces. Recipes include browned mackerel with lemon butter, sharp horseradish sauce, and creamed mackerel with cornstarch and egg yolk, plus suggested vegetables.
An odd scene unfolds as Binks pretends to examine his teeth while Jinks notices him in a dental showroom. The exchange turns playful with lines about love and pages of a magazine.
A prodigal son returns on Easter Sunday to his rural home after twenty years chasing wealth. He seeks forgiveness from his aging parents, confessing money obsession harmed them, and offers his fortune to help neighbors in need as they plan to relieve mortgage burdens.
Fashion note presents a spring blouse with set in sleeves and a one piece peplum. Darts or gathered peplum options shown with brocied crape trim. Material needs listed for sizes bust 34 to 44 inches and ordering coupon details included.
The piece surveys anecdotes about absentminded Bunsen missing a party then showing up, a street conversation joke about poets and plumbers, and strange wills from Queen Austingilda and a credulous spouse. It blends humor with historical asides and a Varied 18th century flavor.
The piece contrasts girls lifelong guidance with boys freedom, noting parents limit girls while preparing boys for work. It follows Isabel unsure of her future, torn between nursing teaching or office work, and the social pressures of coming out. Health tips urge warm night wear and avoiding night feeding.
Riddled instruction about adding and subtracting based on pictures to reveal a place explored and named by the Spaniard Kapeje in 1582. It mentions Expejo Answer to the last puzzle St Vite Pieture tree dew vider chin of mau.
An organizer of a Woman's Club discusses sociology and uplift while endorsing Fels Naptha Soap as a modern laundry aid. The ad claims the soap cleans in cool water without boiling or hard rubbing, reducing effort, time, worry, and cost with directions on the wrapper.
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