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Newspaper
Long Branch Daily Record
Location
Long Branch, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1913
Page
3
A fashion item uses a draped tunic as a key summer feature. It pairs with a refined valet including bretelles for a drooping shouter line and flounced flounc fuu lace fronts. The waist is simple with sewn sleeves, high neck option, and a silk collar.
The May Manton blouse pattern offers a simple design with trimmed sleeves and a front open collar. Sizes range ai to 42 inches bust. materials include two and a half yards of 27 inch wide fabric, eight yards banding, and three yards edging. Include order numbers 7840 and embroidery 707 with payment and stamps as directed.
A struggling artist, seeking a notable subject to gain recognition, paints a typist with inherent goodness. The model later visits the artist, views the portrait, and remains unaware that the painting reflects his own soul rather than his outward likeness.
Fragmented OCR text describes an ancient battle dateMan Sid 12 0894 and mentions adding subtracting to reveal details. The readable portions hint at deciphering a military engagement figure and a method to uncover the site with references to soldiers and a missing answer.
A father narrates a moral about caution and mending injuries using Humpty Dumpty and Peter the dachshund. The tale explains plaster of Paris and bone setting with a real-life dog’s broken leg mended after neighbors seek Miss Wright's help, and Peter regains full use of his leg.
Veal cuts and uses are described including hind quarters chops roasts and leg meat for stews. Recipes cover creamed veal jelly spiced veal and stewed veal with butter flour onions carrots pork and herbs for rich consommé and serving suggestions.
Supper menu lists Baked Eggs With Cheese Parker House Rolls Hot Apple Sauce and Sponge Cake with a note of ten debile deietedet in unreadable tail.
The article discusses using eggs as cost effective meal ingredients and provides several recipe ideas. It covers baked eggs with cheese and tomato sauces, egg yolk and chutney preparations, eggs with sausages baked in a dish, and a ham and egg skillet version, all aimed at nourishing meals with moderate egg prices.
A social note describes Brad Stillman of New York and his outdoor skating in Central Park. It also reports a Florida tree that blushes colors as tiny insects enable a chameleon like change, transitioning from pink to green and back after rain.
A discussion on true economy contrasts wasteful shortcuts with practical thrift. It weighs labor fuel time and leftovers, suggests careful buying, portioning, and repurposing scraps. It shares a Sunday morning trick to quiet noisy boys with small rewards hidden in packages.
The article notes long rule of the Romanoffs with unrestricted access to the imperial treasury. It claims Alexander II drew 5,000,000 before his assassination to support his wife and children. It mentions the imperial finances at 21,600,000 a year and private Siberian properties valued at 1,480,000 with London Mall cited as a resource.
A historical note describes guards outside King George's chambers with vigilant night patrols and doors watched to prevent intrusions. The piece also presents a series of light conundrums and jokes about time, language, and manners.
Minners stained with fresh frost and walnuts should be dipped in strong tea, rubbed with a nailbrush and then washed in warm water. Follow with drying to prevent further staining.
Reports describe crude wooden cannons used in Cuba the United States and the Dominican Republic. The craft uses tough curved timber bound with sinew and tide to create a firearm capable of multiple shots before failing.
An article describes the turtle as the strongest living thing, able to live in water and on land, and to endure long periods without air or food. It notes the shell armor hardens with age and the animal withdraws its head for defense against predators.
A New York Sun excerpt recalls a housewife describing how butchers once chopped meat by hand and even played tunes with cleavers. She notes now meat is machine chopped and bagged, as customers receive ready portions while the butcher avoids live performance on the block.
A fragment from the Brirwingham Age Herald quotes a professor arguing that love does not move the world. instead the earth started rotating when ejected from the sun, its motion tempered by solar gravity. The dialogue contrasts romantic sentiment with early astronomical explanation.
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