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Newspaper
Long Branch Daily Record
Location
Long Branch, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1913
Page
3
A practical guide describes keeping greens fresh and cold, choosing dressings such as French mayonnaise or plain mayonnaise, and outlines several salads. Treet Salad combines beets potatoes celery and parsley with mayonnaise. Pea and Cress Salad uses watercress eggs peas and mayonnaise. a Mixed Salad combines tomatoes lettuce radishes spring onions mustard endive and watercress with a rich dressing.
A collage of short exchanges shows a summer question about leisure spaces and prices then shifts to a quarrel where one man calls another coward and claims the ruling on points. Intervening lines recall a joke about jam and conscience from campus humor.
The notice describes Glenwood Cemetery with a low price 905.00 and a 40 percent receipts from lot sales set aside to insure perpetual care. The fund totals 14 and additional 5 are obtained. Address listed is Be Wethueb RTON at 182 Broadway Long Branch.
Moses Barrows trades for a horse that balks on him and learns kindness helps. The horse improves after gentle training but balks again on a swamp road until the church parson advises using a sulky. The horse wins a race at the county fair, with the parson revealing racing is wicked unless the nag wins.
An old style retail notice lists Belle Fulton at 187 Broadway offering corsets hosiery undergarments gloves and related apparel from leading makes.
Fashion notes present a child’s blouse dress in rose linen with white eyelet trim. Describes a plain blouse, set in sleeves, straight skirt joined to blouse with belt hiding seam. Offers material options and sewing details for May Manton pattern No. 7878 for four to eight year olds.
The Woman's World notes a very narrow skirt feature a deep buttoned slash revealing pressed plaits. The model uses striped serge and includes a matching coat. a plain colored coat would pair well with the striped fabric.
A humorous anecdote from the Ladies' Home Journal recalls a minister preaching at length as a bride slips a note to her husband in the aisle. The note requests the minister to hurry home and shut off the gas, prompting a surprised reaction when read aloud from the pulpit.
Instructions detail tests for fabric fibers using caustic soda for wood blends, hydrochloric acid for silk, and a sequence of acids and solvents for cotton on linen. It notes fashion trends such as tight sleeves, white crepe de chine lingerie, machine embroidery, net, and decorative motifs like bird of paradise.
Describes a two story brick front residence with a piazza, reception and living rooms through an archway, a combined stairway to basement, well lit dining room, rear den, large pantry and kitchen. First floor 9 ft, second 8 ft, 28 by 87 ft 6 in, red oak trim, pine upstairs, birch floors, cost 3000 dollars, publicity offer for Saxton's book of plans.
A modest cap with eyelet and satin stitch work sits on fine linen, tied with a chin ribbon. For chic style, a small embroidered flower on a white cloth suit adds a lasting boutonniere, with pansy or fuchsia hues suggested, while avoiding imitation of coats of arms.
Various styles of rhinestone adorned barrettes hair ornaments and bar pins are described in light transparent colored composition blue amethyst green and other tones. The notice promotes these inexpensive fashion accessories in the Daily Record.
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