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Newspaper
Long Branch Daily Record
Location
Long Branch, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1913
Page
4
A comment from Mrs Foolish emphasizes thorough domestic care as she claims weekly boiling and scrubbing leave no dirt behind. The remark underscores pride in meticulous housekeeping and personal standards.
Motor Age warns that excess oil in gear boxes and rear axles causes leaks and dirtys the streets. Use the manufacturer’s recommended oil type and quantity, keeping oil levels to the lower gear shaft area. Excess oil beyond this escapes through bearings, dirtying wheels and tires and increasing work for washers. If leaks persist, install axle end washers.
A man asks onlookers why a woman refuses him as she again declines his advances. The scene shows a tense exchange with a saddened bystander asking how the matter arose.
A wealthy Jaegar family keeps watch on their children Tom and Ruth as rumors of secret meetings with Evelina and David Copperfield arise. A phone call scare prompts the mother to investigate, only to discover Evelina and Copperfield are borrowed book titles and a librarian alerts them when holds arrive.
The notice outlines a pattern for an overblouse and skirt with fabric Yardage and sizes for different bust and waist measurements. It lists material needs, sleeve and panel sizing, plus pattern numbers and ordering instructions with postage details.
In a bedtime tale Jack and Evelyn share the Wagner inspired story of Lohengrin the swan knight who defends Princess Elsa from murder accusations. The tale ends with Elsa losing her knight when she asks his origin, and Lohengrin sailing away never to return.
A speaker recounts letter directing errors when hurriedly sending notes to the city instead of Albany. The misdirected mail nearly caused missed trains and revealed the importance of including full proper names and destinations in addresses.
This excerpt advises that economy mixes with smart shopping. It notes tips like turning cut fruit halves cut side down to prevent drying, storing crackers and cereals in sealed containers, and preserving leftover dough to keep flour moisture. It reflects a Philadelphian Ledger tone on prudent household practice.
A six section cookery feature presents cucumber based dishes from baked stuffed cucumbers to scalloped varieties and hot weather entrees. It details preparation steps for deviled cucumbers cucumber toast and cucumber sauces, plus accompanying salads and desserts like Orange Charlotte. Includes tips on glazing, stock sauces, and serving ideas.
A scrambled prompt describes adding and subtracting from pictures to reveal the twelfth U S president. It mentions Murfreesboro and a loop of trees as backdrop and hints at identifying Andrew Jackson through image cues.
The piece describes several fruit based pies and pastries with simple steps. It highlights apple pie with a rich juice filling, grapefruit pie with lemon rind and meringue, prune pie with sweetened filling, and a cream pastry with a custard like mix. Each recipe emphasizes homely appeal and serving with cream or sugar.
A historical advice note warns against letting infants breathe stagnant air. It argues fresh air benefits children, cautions about sleeping with head under bedclothes, and suggests avoiding overheated rooms and tight windows while urging medical consultation for fragile infants.
A month old Jeraay calf in the yard prompts Olina to wonder aloud if it is worthwhile to keep a cow. She questions the value as she turns to her hostess for guidance, reflecting a moment of uncertainty about the farm animal.
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