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Newspaper
Long Branch Daily Record
Location
Long Branch, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1913
Page
3
The Brinkwater family rises from modest means to elite circles in New York through wealth and social maneuvering. Mrs. Brinkwater, ambitious for status, leverages material feats and a key social tactic, while Rosamond resists the gilded world and returns home after finding its moral cost high.
A guide for meatless school lunches outlines filling ideas such as cheese with chopped nuts olives and fresh vegetables. Savory and sweet options include pimento cheese onion butter and Worcestershire flavored cheese spreads and Walnut Cream Rolls with whipped cream and nutmeg.
A father asks if animals think like humans and a tale of a wise man proving ants can act with purpose. The ant hauls a dead fly, twelve helpers arrive, and an injured ant is cared for, suggesting a simple form of cooperation and understanding among ants.
A playful scene shows Grenville Temple Emmett posing as Lord Althorp for a photograph, son of Grenville Emmett of New York City, praised for his poise. Then two paper splitting methods from Popular Science News are described, followed by an “Orchestra Game” where players imitate instruments under a conductor in a fun semicircular setup.
A fragment from St. Nicholas recalls Nancy Joyce rushing in with bright cheeks and news of a coast slide and skating on the pond. Billy offers help. the group heads out in coats and hats to enjoy a sunny turn on a dull winter day.
Cleaning carpet sweepers by removing the brush and rubbing off all balls and particles with kerosene. Allow the brush to air until the odor evaporates. The treatment will brighten carpets and leave them looking cleaner and brighter.
A May Manton pattern offers a tucked lingerie blouse with embroidery optional. The sixes fit girls fourteen to eighteen and small women. Send 10 cents, pattern numbers 7208 for blouse and 726 for embroidery, plus an extra two cent stamp.
The article guides readers on selecting fabrics for home furnishings, weighing brocades, velours, and chintzes. It warns against flashy English block print reproductions and warns that bold color combos may tempt crime against good taste in interior decoration.
The text appears garbled with questions about battles and locating images of soldiers. It mentions a Marylind page and a rye top section but lacks coherent event details or source data.
The piece advises using period style chintzes to refresh rooms at low cost. It notes prices from 25 cents to 1.25 dollars a yard, with savings by choosing under 50 cents. It suggests color harmony and contrasting dark furniture to avoid a mottled look, and mentions reupholstering old chairs for comfort. It ends with a humorous quote about a front door knocker.
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