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Newspaper
Long Branch Daily Record
Location
Long Branch, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1913
Page
3
A practical guide to making foods au gratin including baked eggs oysters and crabs with breadcrumbs butter and cheese. It describes layering cooked ingredients with white sauce and finishing in the oven until browned, plus detailed steps for codfish au gratin and related dishes.
Mrs Abigail Longbody, a tall widow in Palmdale, adopts aesthetic tastes from a Clover Hill friend. She scolds Deacon Tracy’s whiskers, mocks Mr Johnson’s legs and wig, and forces red bridge painting. A lightning rod man woos her, ending the town’s feud as she plans a corned beer wedding with Jim.
The article describes a practical half sleeve work apron design with waist belt, notes materials for medium size requiring four and three quarters yards of 27 inch wide fabric. It also discusses wrist bag embroidery ideas using ratine fabric and braid outlines, with patterns 7772 and 624 offered by mail for ten cents each.
A new Woman's University of New York State opens with a three year course for women to enter politics. A Victory 1915 banner flies over 30 East Thirty-fourth Street as Mrs James Lees Laidlaw proclaims the effort. The movement aims to extend campaigns statewide with extension courses and local political groups, promising a broad suffrage effort beyond New York City.
Dr. Mary E. Pennington, chief of the government food research laboratory in Philadelphia, is among the highest paid civil service women and the only woman to head a pure food investigation laboratory. She earns $3,000 annually and leads a team of fifteen assistants, renowned for expertise in eggs and poultry and for improving conservation methods of these foods.
Miss Lily Fannie Pain becomes the first woman in English history to be admitted by the Royal College of Surgeons in London as licentiate to dental surgery. The historic milestone highlights advances for women in medicine and professional credentials.
A quote from the Dallas News notes that a girl laughs often because she is pretty, and she is pretty because she laughs often, illustrating a circular sentiment on charm and humor.
The fragment discusses true versus counterfeit modesty with a Cowper quote, notes the odd origin of indenture language in legal papers, and reflects on changing judgments of right and wrong as knowledge and power evolve. It ends with a line about a weathered sturdy oak misidentified by a woman.
The text urges hearing both sides before judging a neighbor and reminds that enemies could face similar traps. It emphasizes two perspectives on every story and the need for fair, balanced judgment. It cautions against condemning without full evidence.
The big gray kangaroo, seven feet from nose to tail, reportedly clears ten yards in a single jump and travels faster than a horse, marking it as one of Australia's most remarkable fauna.
The text explains jet, a coallike substance derived from wood and vegetable matter. It distinguishes soft jet from hard jet, noting only hard jet is valuable for making ornamental articles. It frames jet as precious, like gold dust, and cites Philip Stafford Moxom as a source.
Daniel Frohman presents James K. Hackett in The Prisoner Of Zenda at the Grand Theatre. The film is praised as the last word in photographic pantomime with Hackett’s greatest triumph and a production noted for its marvelous magnitude and soul.
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