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Newspaper
Portsmouth Herald
Location
Portsmouth, New Hampshire, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1908
Page
3
A fragmented reader note outlines fashion and care tips for garments, detailing white linen materials, sleeve cuff shapes, shoulder seams, and collar styles. It references tailoring details, stitching, and various garment parts while mentioning water use and cleaning approaches, with scattered names and items interwoven.
A fragment from a late nineteenth or early twentieth century piece surveys opinions on college women, arguing they are declared masculine and unsuitable for traditional domestic roles. It cites physicians and public commentary, claiming college education makes women less feminine and more focused on independence and athletic traits.
Fragmentary narration describes a worn petticoat, a hemmed edge, and a tense domestic moment. The reader glimpses clothing details, textures, and a ritual repair, with era hints and scattered names, objects, and actions. The passage reads like a stream of vivid, tumbling domestic detail.
A highly garbled OCR fragment shows scattered names and phrases across varied topics. It mentions Dean, Hogi Sarom, and Watsh bey with unclear connections, interspersed with references to universities, dates, and places. The text appears as a collage rather than a coherent story.
Veal is cooked with butter onions and milk then simmered with pepper salt and stock. The recipe includes adding sherry and olives and finishing with fine herbs. A second mold method uses ground veal baked with butter onions and eggs to form molds.
A garbled scroll of anecdotes from a charity luncheon in Pittsburg and a Philadelphia gathering features Attorney General C J Bonequarte recounting tales of the Associated Charities of Talthaore and a money chase involving a genteel old lady. The fragmentary text includes characters like Mackaye, Brauder, and various unnamed diners, with disrupted phrases about donations, repairs, and family misadventures.
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