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Newspaper
Long Branch Daily Record
Location
Long Branch, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1913
Page
3
British home cookBOOK style notes on rice puddings using milk rice sugar and fruit. Recipes include Winter Fruits Apple Pudding Marmalade Rice and Date Pudding with meringue and sauce. instructions cover boiling baking and serving with cream or milk.
A colorful note from Thilndekhin Record describes a man who spent two years summoning courage for the proposing point only to be met with a swift acceptance in two seconds by the girl.
David Mathews, a young bachelor, collides with a young woman whose auto wrecks. He carries her to safety, and after a heated exchange she seeks his help and house. She later becomes his wife, ending his grumbling outlook as he smiles with happiness.
A May Manton pattern guide describes a versatile skirt with center front pleats stitched depth and pressed flat, side panels for varied material, and four to five eighths yards of fabric plus banding. The piece lists size adjustments, fabric needs, and a mail order coupon with 19 cents plus a 2 cent postage stamp.
A family tale recalls Uncle George gifting sister Mary a pair of skates. He shovels snow to earn four quarters and plans to earn more to buy her real nice skates for a pond outing. Mary and the family celebrate his care and effort.
The latest corset cover features half length sleeves and embroidered trim for summer wear. A Baltimore reader notes a clever hidden pocket concept and a compact design with pins and secure storage for sewing notions, preserving bag shape and ease of use.
A scrambled historical puzzle references the first French possession in America named in a Hubvult clue, with a final image puzzle about Santa and a man of wealth who studied abroad. It notes Tecumseh’s stature, noble features, and his retinue of six chiefs, as quoted in a 1912 American Historical Review journal.
An American observer reports a curious electrical effect in Tutowiep and nearby German observations suggesting momentum-like current behavior. Maxwell’s stance is discussed, with recent theory aligning the phenomenon to atomic electricity though the ultimate explanation remains unsettled.
An elegant summer ensemble honors Eleanor Wilson, daughter of the president, featuring a pink satin three quarter coat with rose embroidery, a pale pink crape gown, matching pink silk lace hat, and patent leather boots with dull kid tops, all in a soft rose shade between cherry and eerie. The outfit is described as fashionable for the May season.
A Daily Record item quotes Judge Advertine noting progress for women and mentions Vassar challenging Yale on a football day. The fragmentary line suggests public interest in women’s advancement and college football matchups.
A witty exchange praises Fels-Naptha soap for easing washing chores. Anty Drudge claims the soap helps keep washerwomen longer or allows the housewife to wash herself, noting how many women work in large households.
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