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Newspaper
Long Branch Daily Record
Location
Long Branch, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1913
Page
3
The article shares economical and quick methods for Hot Cross Buns. It lists a sponge bun method with milk flour eggs yeast and currants, a quick cross bun method using shortening and nutmeg, and an English style dough with butter currants and spice, all baked in a hot oven with a cross scored on top.
A Baltimore American quote laments rules that force fate before art and asks if some might reverse the order to die before they sing, reflecting a cynical take on civic expectations and life.
A Caliph overhears a date seller warn of his money changing troubles. A tale unfolds where three men deposit gold, demand equal pay, and the judge orders the money changer to return all funds, revealing the money changer’s deceit and the Caliph’s guidance.
A fashion note describes an overskirt with a simulated tunic effect created by a combined fleece shirt and skirt. The pattern uses diagonal cloth with contrasting edging on some views and offers sizes from 22 to 30 inches waist. required yardage is listed and orders via coupon No. views vary with width and trim.
A fragmented notice hints at a small local event involving a model and a stick of ebony, with scattered phrases about a favorite figure and a new feature. The readable text suggests odd ads or a playful ad layout, lacking clear dates or participants.
Harper’s Weekly reports on two grades of cold burns from liquid air and frosty metal exposure. A minor burn reddens then blue and heals over four weeks to six weeks, while longer contact causes a slower healing, malignant wound. The piece contrasts cold injury with a heat burn and notes a six month healing period in a cited case. It quotes Dibbins and Teratd from the Age-Terald.
A fashion note describes Balkan blouses in cotton crepe and dotted white fabric with bright silks and braid, priced around 12 dollars. Descriptions include directoire collars, green and red braid, and Parisian styling with bold buttons, pairing with colorfully coordinated outfits and hats.
A fragmented account notes the importance of back details in costumes. The feature mentions a mouse gray silk suit paired with patent feathered boots and gray side tops, emphasizing overall finish over front art.
A newly issued volume of essays quotes Mrs. Andrew Lang arguing that the wife of a Merary man must be prepared to be lowered by others who are either unaware of her existence or indifferent to it, consciously or not.
Anty Drudge jokes that marriage is blocked by poverty and household work. Dolly Dainty says they cannot marry due to finances, while Anty Drudge promotes Fels-Naptha soap as an easy laundry method, claiming it saves labor and preserves clothing. The ad ends urging readers to look for the red and green wrapper.
Puzzle text provides hints about adding and subtracting to learn a date or battle. It mentions General Washington and a defeat of British troops, plus scattered fragments about completing the puzzle. The readable lines suggest a historical context and a call to deduce a specific event date from visuals.
Ad promises instant itch relief from eczema with a cool washing solution labeled as a prescription. It urges trying the product at low cost, offers a dollar bottle with a no pay guarantee, and notes pharmacists can supply the remedy. The ad emphasizes stopping itch immediately and promotes a pharmacy selling the wash.
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