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Newspaper
Long Branch Daily Record
Location
Long Branch, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1913
Page
3
The article outlines several vegetable soup variations using stock or meat flavors. It details Puree of Vegetables with potatoes, carrot and turnip, celery, tomatoes, and a flour thickener, plus a Beef Extract soup made from raw vegetables, water, a flour roux, and beef extract. It also describes a Buttered Soap With Stick style soup featuring peas, carrots, turnips, onions, rice, tomatoes, parsley, stock, and croutons.
A retro breakfast section outlines toast preferences and methods. It covers how to toast for a dry or soft interior, buttering hot slices, and recipes for Rye Toasts Baked Cream Toast Buttered Egg Toast Tomato Toast and variations with cheese and peas. The tone mirrors an old newspaper cooking column with practical steps and measurements.
A fragmentary exchange hints at public perception of a local figure. The phrase suggests tensions between professional politics and genuine work, with limited context leaving the exact identity unclear and the stance debated.
Beautifully situated this cemetery offers full size lots from $85. Contingent proceeds from the sale of this land are invested to ensure perpetual care. New amounts planned and in hand. For details contact C. M. Throckmorton secretary 162 Broadway Long Branch New Jersey.
A man Blake Blakeman rebels against traditional marriage amid reform hysteria, pursues experimental union with Estelle Woodruff, and after estrangement and child custody tensions, reunites to dedicate life to his family, concluding the family remains the sole worth.
This May Manton pattern shows a boys blouse for tennis and baseball with short sleeves and open neck, two to three yards of material plus collar and cuffs. Sizes four to ten. mail order 10 cents for number 7870, add two cents for postage if rushed.
The bishop of Stepney recalls a London slum girl's lack of appreciation for the country during a school treat to Hampton Court. A girl longs for the journey to end for swings, while another prefers not to sleep in the country because of rabbits, revealing urban children’ s narrow country sympathies.
A Brooklyn boarding house tale features a pithy exchange about a damp napkin. Mrs Jones explains the napkin is damp due to the high bill balance owed by Mr Wicks. A neighboring witness overhears, highlighting the payback in a humorous exchange as the landlady answers with blunt practical wit.
Excerpts survey gossip and witticisms from periodicals. The Parveuus suffer anger over a society reporter claim while quips critique pre serves profits. A small boy voices pragmatic views on schooling and questioning.
The feature highlights the year’s fashion focus with fruit and produce inspired headwear such as a wheat trimmed hat in a single tone. It also offers Nasturtium planting tips to cover bare spots, detailing methods with hollyhocks and bulbs for continuous color, plus a note on silk coats paired with white frocks and blue accents.
Hints advise using salt to darken cabbage cauliflower and Brussels sprouts. Wrap cauliflower and cabbage in cheesecloth to handle and keep shape. Slice eggplant with a silver knife. Wash pea pods before cooking for better flavor. Peas taste good cooked in pods where pods rise, peas settle. Ventilate vegetables during cooking for wholesomeness and flavor. Do not cook vegetables in iron kettles. Various vegetables mentioned are spinach peppers and carnations. Advertise in the Daily Record.
A puzzle recounting a treaty in which the United States gained valuable commercial privileges. It instructs solving by adding and subtracting per pictures to identify the nation involved and the person who helped secure the treaty. The final answer given is Iowa Vieture facing left near shore.
Minneap olis architect Glenn L Saxton presents a cottage plan with front living room a dining room built in sideboard kitchen recessed entry for fridge and a versatile heating layout. Three closets bath balcony second story basement full size 22 by 26 feet main section. Cost to build exclusive of heating plumbing 1050 dollars. Publisher offer for Saxton book of 254 up to date designs costing 1000 to 6000 dollars.
Reports note Prussian women as capable soldiers able to command and endure campaigning. Examples include Maria Warder in a Hussar regiment with her husband, wounded in action and witnessing his death at Leipzig, and Eleonora Prochaska who fought under the name Carl Reng with the Light Horse at eighteen and died near Leipzig. A Potsdam cemetery monument honors her.
A judge overhears a claim about a marriage vow with steadfast resolve. Kingsley’s line reflects a character declaring unwavering commitment, while a casual mention of a ten spot loan hints at underlying tension.
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