Local Social News From Salisbury Jan 1923 Mixes Events
Monday records social activities in Salisbury with visits to Baltimore Atlantic City and College Park. engagements showers and a quiet wedding mark the week while teas and luncheons arc celebrated at Camden Avenue gatherings with numerous local residents and visitors noted.
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Mire Ruth Dawson
Severn Kenry Devon
Lynden Maran Casten
Allen
Behenda
fragmentary 19th century letter chatter and questions
A garbled excerpt appears to be a social correspondence or diary page, containing fragmented questions and musings about relationships, society, and propriety. The text mentions Cynthia Grey, discussions of parties, hats, letters, a class at a high school, and various deranged letter fragments.
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Loraine
Small six room house offers homelike feel on compact lot
A stucco six room home with economical construction presents a cozy, low ground footprint. It features double hung windows, alcove opposite the hearth, three sided light in living room, a dining area with fireplace and china closet, and a shared chimney for kitchen range and heating. Estimated cost about $56140 at standard cost per cubic foot.
Dinner Frock with Colorful Plaids and Full Skirt
A very colorful plaid taffeta dinner frock gathers very full at the waist and ties with a wide heading to the sides and back, creating a beefy youthful silhouette. The plain material is blue satin with blues and tans featured in the plaids.
Locked Doors Brings Roberts Back to Screen
New York January 21 NEA service writer reviews the Paramount drama Locked Doors. Theodore Roberts returns in a tale of romance and betrayal as a husband discovers an affair when Mary Carter and a younger man complicate life at a mountain camp. The piece notes Roberts’ return after illness and praises his stage presence and the supporting cast including Betty Compson and Kathryn Wald.
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Jack Jungmeyver
NEA
New York
Renda
William de Sule
Johan Talbot
Theodore von Etz
Mary Carter
Betty
Mary
Sierra
Rober
Fdesen
Hun
Hunter
Kathryn Waltame
Nature
John
Marvy
Marve Cathe
Solitaire
Roberts
Anty- Sliernan
Hellywood
Fat and soap used in food? Historical note on preparation
Fragmentary OCR text discusses fat and fat substitutes, soap and powders, and washing hints. It references baked or broiled methods and mentions Aged Apsuas, peasthl, and pacer, with unclear instructions about safety and dryness. The readable portion shows garbled guidance on cooking and cleaning.
Braised Should Be Subjected Giret To High Heat
The fragment notes cooking steps indicating braised meat should first face intense heat then a gentle simmer.
Kelp Cr uti Designers Work on Dining Room Theme
A fragmented note references kelp crust and dining room decor amid rust removal efforts. It mentions cooling, Theron, and a vague plan to create a coastal inspired space. Further readable details are absent to confirm people or organizations involved.
Avoid Acid Foods With Milk At The Same Time
Guidance warns against serving acidic fruits especially cherries with milk. The advisory explains that combining these can affect digestion and may cause discomfort. It urges separating servings to maintain dairy and fruit intake separately.
Ammonia Removes Paint From Window Glass
Ammonia will remove paint from window glass. This chemical action is noted for its effectiveness in stripping coatings without requiring mechanical force.
Soap Shaker Makes Soap Pieces Reusable In Satisfying Way
A soap shaker provides satisfactory suds and allows storing small soap fragments inside. The device lets users reuse tiny soap pieces by placing them in the shaker, improving efficiency in washing routines.
Cleaning leather and leather upholstery care tips
The guide recommends cleaning light leather with liquid shoe cleaners or a mix of soap solution, denatured alcohol, and paraffin oil in equal parts. A worn bag can be washed in tepid water with a small amount of soap, then dried and brushed lightly with white of an egg.
Gutter substitute Iwel fat discussed as butter substitute
A fragment notes that Iwel fat, clarified by itself, serves as a substitute for butter in baking biscuits or gingerbread. It hints at an improvised shortening or fat alternative, reflecting a practical kitchen tip.
Fiore borders court over rate for strength test
Fiore faces a court over the rate for strength testing following a dispute. Officials consider adjustments to the charges as the case unfolds, with potential impact on the ongoing evaluations.
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