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Newspaper
Long Branch Daily Record
Location
Long Branch, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1913
Page
3
A young Mexican girl sells flowers in a frontier saloon. Bucklin defends her from a brutal Jenks by forcing peace and threatening his life. Jenks is later hanged amid a mob atmosphere. Bucklin flees after learning the girl framed Jenks, avoiding love and danger.
A family story centers on the painting Cherry Ripe by Sir John Millais. It recounts his London studio visit as a child, his early talent, medals, Royal Academy membership, and later presidency, noting his prolific impact in homes across England, America, Germany, and France.
Households can stretch cheap produce by repurposing cold vegetables into dishes. The guide suggests browning sliced sweet potatoes, dicing carrots with a creamy milk sauce, mashing parsnips for cakes, and frying cauliflower fritters with a cheesy batter for economical meals. Each method aims to cut food costs while using odds and ends.
A young woman asks for a Shakespeare set. The reply says none are needed and mentions two splendid sets of Blas iland given for a wedding. Detroit press note from Dewas.
A Washington Star column surveys the wives and families of President Wilson’s cabinet members. It highlights Mrs. Bryan as social linchpin, outlines hostess roles for McAdoo and Burleson families, and notes interests and backgrounds of Daniels Lane Lindley Garrison Redfield and others shaping Washington society. The piece also mentions bachelor James C. McReynolds and stresses the social underpinnings of the administration.
The article describes a blouse and skirt pattern set with yardage for 27 inch fabric, sizing from 24 to 40 bust and 22 to 32 waist. It also outlines a book cover design in embroidery options and offers mail order details and postage notes for pattern Nos and coupons. It then discusses wardrobe care tips for limited space, including closet organization, ironing, and garment maintenance.
An ad describes a May Manton pattern sold by mail for 40 cents with coupon guidance and flutter postage. It advertises women’s waistwear and clothing care tips, noting waist and shirt details, shoe care, brushing, vaseline for patent leather, and general fashion maintenance advice.
The New York Post article reflects on home music making for children and the costs of access to concerts. It notes that simple piano play can delight children and teachers mothers to perform. It then describes Formosa geologic belts with western alluvial plains, a mineral rich middle belt, and an eastern mountainous region reaching 13 000 feet, formed from paleozoic limestone granite and crystalline rocks.
Two Brown juniors attending a French play overheard a leading actor saying his part would be taken by an understudy due to his father’s death. The moment sparked a brief, whispered exchange about comprehension of the language.
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