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Newspaper
Long Branch Daily Record
Location
Long Branch, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1913
Page
10
Household cooks explore using leftover fish in new dishes. Recipes include codfish cakes with mashed potatoes and onion, salmon croquettes rolled in crackers and eggs, and salted fish cakes with potato mash. Each method notes soaking fish, mixing with ingredients, breading, and pan frying or baking.
Remarks by George OU Simpson describe observations from pole to pole indicating the earth is negatively charged while a vast current of negative electricity flows into the atmosphere. Despite a constant 1000 ampere equivalent, the earth’s surface charge remains unchanged and no source for a return current is known.
Vermatine, famed Paris rluaid clinician, leaves practice to recuperate in the Riviera. He entrusts patients to Dr. Hartwell, an American who quickly encounters Mile Lasant, a young beauty with vague symptoms and possible heart trouble. Hartwell diversions lead to a secret romance, and the case hints at a broader medical intrigue in a springtime Paris.
A long list of home dish ideas and recipes follows, detailing cakes puddings and savories. Recipes include Phat Sponge cake and custards, omelets with buttered toast, Graham Cake with raisins, Chicken Cream mold, Salmon Mousse, Rice Custard and Peanut Sandwiches, plus Baked Squash and notes on advertising in the Daily Record.
A May Manton baby kimono pattern details sew a two to three quarter yards of fabric and ribbon with one size per pattern. The text also shares a 1908 Denver National Democratic convention observation aboard a New York editor’s trip, noting crowded diners and a passenger’s remark about “human life.” It concludes with brief fragments of old European war decree and a grandma’s misunderstood promise.
An advertisement promises a simple safe remedy to restore grey hair to a youthful natural color. It touts a product “Have Hale Hed” from Seiler’s Pharmacy, claiming twenty five years of satisfactions and a drugstore guarantee. The copy urges readers to visit local druggists for a free sample and bottle.
A reader puzzle references James Oglethorpe and a 1782 plan, asking to add and subtract from pictures to reveal a place name he planned. The page mentions a Wyoming feature, a future face‑down Crees clue, and a 1783 setting year.
An implausibly detailed colonial cottage design offers four rooms on each floor with dedicated closets and a bathroom on the second story. The 8 foot ceilings and 4 by 26 foot main portion describe hardwood and birch floors with a total build cost of 62,500 excluding heating and plumbing. A publisher offer promotes Saxton's book of 254 up to date designs priced from 1 to 6 thousand dollars.
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