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Newspaper
The Rittman Press
Location
Rittman, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1918
Page
3
A fashion column critiques the clash between weather and fashion prophets and traces evolving sleeve lengths and cape prominence. It notes 5 to 56 inch sleeves, Directoire and Renaissance-inspired designs, and the cape as essential to modern outfits, with advice on adapting gowns to shifting details.
A collection of home cooking notes covers tea preparation with precise steeping times and multiple variations. It outlines royal soup using chicken or veal, vegetable additions, and serving suggestions with bread and cheese, followed by mixed fruit and vegetable dishes and a method for strawberry cream cake filling.
The article notes gloves with color trimmed embroidery rising in popularity, with households striving to maintain a sufficient supply to meet demand. It highlights how the stylish accessory has become a favored item among women, praising its appeal in fashionable wear.
A revival of Spanish shawls has sparked international interest abroad. The renewed appeal highlights craftsmanship and traditional patterns drawing patrons and collectors from distant markets.
A Thoreau quotation extols steadfastness and sincerity as the noblest gifts. It emphasizes living with integrity and humility as ideals to aspire to in personal conduct.
A long excerpt describes preparing rabbit with layered meat and onions, vinegar water soaking, caramelized sauce, and grape juice finish. It then lists potato dumplings with croutons, a spring salad with chestnuts and endive, and a dressing with onion juice and olive oil. Other recipes include creamed carrots, celery with beet marrow, beef marrow stock brown sauce, breakfast tomato on buttered toast, and practical kitchen tips from a vintage cook’s guide.
Quote reflects on friendship and how loss sharpens perception of virtue. The speaker contrasts sensitivity to friends faults while alive with recognizing their good qualities after they are gone. It underscores enduring value and memory.
Fragmented OCR text describes a land parcel in Wyandoittes County with references to a fence, posts, and a central land piece used for mining. Mentions of a farm and ruined structures appear amid garbled phrases and dates. Details about ownership or exact location remain unclear due to transcription errors.
A detailed portrait of United States Army Hospital No 1 on Gun Hill Road in the Bronx. The article describes its quiet rapid development by Columbia University, the modern wooden wards, sun parlors, and cleanliness. It notes 1100 beds with potential for 5000, the staff of civilian surgeons, and convalescents helping in the kitchen.
Fragmentary notes describe the unification of German states into the German Empire, led by Prussia with Austria ousted from the confederation. It cites the 1871 crowning of William I as German emperor at Versailles and hints at broader European power shifts. The text is a mix of garbled phrases and unclear references to taxes and other topics.
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