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Newspaper
Long Branch Daily Record
Location
Long Branch, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1913
Page
3
Detailed instructions for chestnut salad and walnut based dishes. Steps include selecting fresh nuts, blanching chestnuts, hard boiling eggs, and creating gelatin molds with English walnuts. Also covers celery and nut salad variations and finishing touches with mayonnaise and lemon dressed dressings, plus a note on cleaning leather bags with egg white and beeswax.
A ship's crew rescues a seventeen year old girl found adrift in an open boat. She regains health but not memory, and the narrator identifies the boat as from the ship Nautilus, later learning the girl, Alice, is the daughter of a Providence captain and returns to her mother after years apart.
In a family tale a boy recalls a misbehaving rooster named Speckle Top who crowed at all hours. The bird escaped the coop one moonlit night and fled through neighbors yards, leaving the family relieved after its dramatic nocturnal chorus.
The page showcases a refined spring coat in dark worsted mixture with stitched belt and side pockets. It highlights new washable fabrics including French ratines in five colors at $3.76 a yard and chenille voile options, plus a note on overcasting burlap edges for sewing projects and a chic Conservative Spring Hat with scraped ostrich plumage.
Miss Jessie L Gaynor of Kansas City praised as an authority on kinder written songs. Note few writers publish children songs with music matched to verses. advertisement appears in the Daily Record.
This pattern suggests a spring wear gown in French serge with Persian trim. The dress features a five gores design, front and back plast al portions, and requires one quarter yard of material twenty seven inches wide and one yard eighteen to twenty one inches for trimming. Ordering instructions include sending numbers 7786 and a two cent extra stamp for faster letter postage.
The article lists new color names linked to Balkan war themes. Shades include Bonne Mine blue, Budapest blue, Danube blue, Marie Elizabeth gold, Princess Louise brown, Yolenda green, Yvonne light blue, Szilard rose, and Eugenie orchids, reflecting royal titles from countries now involved in conflict.
The note instructs to perform addition and subtraction using pictures to locate where the combined American and French forces entered on August 30 1781. It then directs finding a soldier’s image and answering a final puzzle about an invasion of Canada with a face left in the trees.
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