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Newspaper
Long Branch Daily Record
Location
Long Branch, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1913
Page
5
An old church kitchen guide suggests high regard for nut substitutes when meat is banned. It lists recipes like Nut and Celery Loaf Nut Roast and Nut and Cheese Roast plus Fried Nut Meats and Nut Croquettes with ingredients such as celery beans walnuts onions breadcrumbs milk butter lemon juice and spices.
A fragmented quip from a Pittsburgh item. A veterinarian chides overpampered indoors keeping a Persian cat valued at four thousand dollars, suggesting a mahogany cradle to suit its gambols.
A traveler travels by wagon through Tennessee with a young woman named Sairy joining at a crossroads. Josh contemplates a future home while a rival suitor named Matt pressures, and the pair decide toward Jasper while Sairy's loyalty remains unsettled. The narrator observes commonly as tensions rise and the journey continues toward Chattanooga or Jasper.
A dainty lingerie guide notes affordable embroidery patterns to imitate hand crafted designs. Crepe de chine petticoats in washable colors praised for cling, wear, and lace plaits. May Manton pattern offered by mail for ten cents with coupon details and stamp-for-postage hints.
A collage of items from Woman's World includes a feature on Master Mercier with Audrey Maynard Cupid Comes and a game of alphabet letters. It also notes Australian Cockatoos and lucky perch bones, plus poems, songs, and a humorous exchange about wifely obedience.
A puzzle page dated Tuesday March 11 guides readers to add and subtract per pictures to uncover the name of a battle on August 16 1780. It notes General Gates, newly appointed, marching to meet Cornwallis and asks to answer by listing a particular image of General Gates.
A dialog between Anty Drudge and Mrs Frugal questions true thrift. The punchline shows laundry soap Fels Naptha as saving effort by cleaning clothes and reducing boiling, challenging the idea of economy. The exchange highlights a comic take on household cost versus labor.
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