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Newspaper
The Rittman Press
Location
Rittman, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1922
Page
7
A practical dessert guide describes turning plain white cake into a layered dessert with a fruit juice sauce and a pudding sauce. Lemon rice pudding, bread pudding, and Hingham pudding are detailed with ingredients and steps for baking or steaming. A final aphorism extols a good conscience and good table.
A disjointed collection of soup recipes and cooking notes including Cherry Soup Velvet Soup Brown Onion Soup and Scotch Puree with instructions for ingredients methods and garnishes. The text also contains garbled phrases referencing soup noodles garnishes and an unclear final line about a college death rate.
An article praises ready made frocks as affordable and satisfactory, notes growing demand and diverse models. It highlights party dresses for young girls, using sateen, chambray, ginghams, and crepe de chine, with trims and embroidery like cretanne. It features a peach crepe frock with kimono blouse and trim details and describes festive accessories and a foldable cretonne shopping bag.
Fragmentary text on turbans and associated street scene. unclear details due to damaged OCR. No identifiable persons, places, or events readable enough to confirm specifics.
An unclear OCR fragment mentions purses and a carried out action with numbers and letters, but lacks coherent details. The readable elements include references to a scene or incident and a code like e783, without clear participants, dates, or places to identify a main outcome.
A houseful of small phone screen adornments conveys goodwill for Christmas. The screen offers a neat place for recording telephone numbers and call notes, appealing to both men and women as a handy festive touch.
A brief item describes making a Christmas pin tree using corks and florist pins. Sharp ends form a base, green printed cork blocks and gilded sections join, with long pins and colored heads inserted into a guiding cork. A ribbon band ties around the cork to hold small safety pins.
This Christmas camisoles come in net and lace styles, satin crepe de chine, georgette, and wide ribbons. Baby ribbon adjusts the bust and flat elastic at the waist. Easy to make and ideal gifts between women.
Readable text describes tiny Nanette fans evolving from French childhood amusements into fashionable accessories. One fan shows a green ribbon bound handle with a loop and soft organdie roses. Fans now accompany gay frocks with paint, satin ribbons, and millinery flowers.
Readers are invited to browse a whimsical selection of house slippers and small gifts. The list includes bedroom slippers with ribbons and decorative trims, gilt frames with card back easel supports, and a range of baby items and towels.
A garbled OCR text hints at a confrontational moment in a game involving a person named Rie and others. The passage references attempts to hinder progress, distractions, and pursuit around a chaotic scenario with unclear specifics.
The lesson centers on Mary and Martha as Jesus visits their home. Martha frets over duties while Mary sits at Jesus feet, chosen to hear his teaching. Jesus rebukes Martha and defends Mary, stressing that a heart for the Lord matters most.
A damaged OCR segment references Saul and prophecy with unclear phrasing. The readable bits mention prophets and inquiry but lack coherent narrative, names, dates, or concrete events. The text remains fragmentary and inconclusive about a single event or quotation.
The readable text mixes a shop reference in Los Angeles with personal ailments and emotional distress. It mentions a place at 2154 Place and several disjoint phrases about heart palpitations, appetite, and family sorrow, ending with an advertisement note about druggists.
A damaged OCR passage portrays children near a curbside mail box with cluttered contents. They rummage through a toppled box, finding rotten fruit cans and peeling potatoes while an adult figure watches, hinting at a chaotic, poverty driven scene and a reference to Uncle Sam.
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