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Newspaper
Long Branch Daily Record
Location
Long Branch, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1913
Page
5
A guide covers piano case cleaning with olive oil alcohol and flannel methods plus key care. It warns against alcohol on wood and notes satin collar cleaning with ether for whitening, advising quick, repeated treatments and caution over sponging to avoid rings.
A tale follows Dandy Jim, accused after buying a stolen horse, as he travels with a promise of romance with Mag. A quirky habeas corpus ruse by Mag and a sly sheriff avert his execution, leading to a twist wedding.
The article notes the czarevitel Alexis Nicholaievviteh will be nine next July and risks in ordinary play, contrasting freedoms of American boys with royal confinement. It also mentions various traditions about roses and odd remedies, plus weather lore and a courtroom scene about Polly Spry.
Fragmentary text shows a boy speaking about hiking and liking a five letter word. The line ends with a stray letter and an odd ending referencing Badger. No clear event or publication context is present.
A child reader recounts Rosa Bonheur’s devotion to animals and her tame pet lions. It notes her move to Paris and The Horse Pair painting, her garden with rare pets, Nero the favorite lion, and Nero’s return to Rosa before dying at her stairs.
Miss Genevieve Clark daughter of Speaker Chaanp Chirk sails for Europe for a study trip on European governments. She is chaperoned by Mrs. George Harvey and will join Miss Dorothy Harvey in Rowe after a brief shopping stop in Parks. Clark, who turned eighteen last December, aims to become a writer and has begun a newspaper career with tutoring from a Washington reporter.
The piece discusses preserving magazines as bound volumes during summer, protecting books from dampness darkness and dust, and suggests simple bindings. It also describes attractive fans in sandalwood and celluloid, fashion trends like looser waistlines with sashes, pilachemes and natural looks, plus Sacramento appointing Mel Liella B. Johnston as the first woman commissioner of education under the commission form.
A tale where three princesses inhabit a distant realm. The youngest frees a wounded black crow by promising companionship, then endures nightly terrors beside a cauldron until a brave love breaks the spell. After two years a prince returns, and together they restore the castle. They live happily for a century.
A vintage cookbook passage outlines various salads including Lettuce and Endive with celery, beets, and a peppery oil vinegar dressing. It includes English and French variants with ingredients like hard boiled eggs, mustard, double cream, mint, spring onion, tarragon, chives, chervil, oil, and vinegar.
The article notes barber signs as a distinctive symbol in fortige and Oporto. It describes hanging tools like oversized scissors or horse tails over shop thresholds to remind passersby of haircuts. The signs imply hair growth is excessive, with the longer horse tail motif being particularly popular.
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