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Newspaper
Long Branch Daily Record
Location
Long Branch, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1913
Page
5
A colonial style collection outlines Sally Lunn sweet breads and tea cakes with variations using yeast or baking powder. It includes detailed ingredients and steps for Hot Breads Quick Sally Lunns Tea Cakes and English Sally Lunns, covering milk water butter yeast flour salt eggs and baking times.
The tale recounts a voyage near Greenwich and a Bermudas approach where a deserter plots liberty aboard a damaged vessel after encounters with British forces. A rescuer helps him reach land, and the narrator reflects on deception, capture, and rescue as the last war unfolds through peril and survival.
A lively description of the nuthatch, its year round presence, feeding habits, and nest building. It explains how these nimble birds store food, smear trees with pitch and balsam to protect nests, and how they interact with winter companions. It notes their peculiar door kit mishap and praises their nimbleness.
A vintage fashion note describes dainty gowns for young women featuring slips over the head design without buttons or buttonholes. It highlights crepe de chine, cotton weave for fabric, lace trimming, and simple neckline details in a period tone, with measurements and materials for a sixteen year old size.
A photo captures two young folks at a doorbell moment with an Easter lily, a bouquet, and eggs. The scene hints at a kind gesture for a grandmother or a sick playmate, with the children and giver both hopeful and cheerful despite uncertainty.
The article centers on Miss Eleanor Roosevelt and her reported romance with Richard Derby, a New York physician, amid high society speculation. Derby is seen as a rising horseman whose interest in Miss Roosevelt reflects the era’s elite social circles and distant royal connections.
Miss Helen Taft receives a gold handbag studded with amethysts from her girl friends in a informal farewell presentation. The president’s daughter, deeply affected, has spent most of her youth in Washington, and her father’s career has kept the Taft family tied to the capital. Genevieve Clark, daughter of the Speaker, adopts a new natural ear coiffure and sets a fashion, as Miss Taft and other debutantes choose names like Alice blue Nell rose and Tele pink for their styles.
Fragmentary text promotes advertising in the Daily Record and notes a quote about portraiture and a remark that an empty person cannot be a blot or blessing, attributed to Chalmers. The reader is urged to place ads, with a wary nod to the value of publicity.
A descriptive listing outlines a two story square cottage with a reception room, open stairway, kitchen connection, large dining room with bay window, pantry, entry suitable for a refrigerator, and three second story chambers plus a large bathroom. Basement, wood types, dimensions 24 by 26 feet, build cost 2250 dollars plus options. Publisher offers Saxton's book of plans for 1 dollar with designs costing 1000 to 11000.
A historical puzzle asks to add and subtract per pictures to reveal the name of a massacre led by Colonel John Butler on July 1 1778. After solving the Butler image, answer the final clue about Ohio and a face downward ju bushes.
A New York Sun article argues that consistent thinking and physical activity strengthen both mind and body. It emphasizes sustaining interest, training children in observation and analysis, and avoiding mind fatigue by pursuing genuine, focused inquiry rather than diffuse, shallow pursuits.
A humorous exchange credits Cleveland Finin Denter with quipping about daily obligations. The line contrasts taxes and tips as mounting burdens, reflecting a lighthearted take on ordinary duties and social expectations.
A fragmentary reflection quotes Life is a battle not a parade and urges turning today’s defeats into tomorrow’s conquests. The quotation evokes fatigue and resolve, framing daily effort as the path to progress in a newspaper life section context.
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