Linseed Oil, Painter’s Best Friend in Paint Making
A historical note extols linseed oil as the king of fixed oils and the best binder or vehicle for pigments in painting. It highlights its suitability, effectiveness, and cost efficiency for artists.
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Newspaper
Basin Republican
Location
Basin, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1919
Page
5
A historical note extols linseed oil as the king of fixed oils and the best binder or vehicle for pigments in painting. It highlights its suitability, effectiveness, and cost efficiency for artists.
Article stresses protecting exterior surfaces to slow deterioration. It argues surface care extends life of materials, noting decay begins at the surface and protection delays internal damage.
JJ Fleming of Summerville Kansas accepts a pharmacist position at Nadler Rexall Pharmacy. He comes highly recommended as an expert in his field. Mr and Mrs L A Zane Dale Wilson and families plan Sunday departure for a park trip. Wayne Hanlon left for Murphy Dome to work for Markham interests. Mrs Chester Harris heads to Denver to join her husband Dr Chester Harris who is due there Sunday. They will return to Basin after a day or so in Denver.
The infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Holder died early this morning, aged eight days. The sympathy of the community will be extended to the bereaved parents.
A recipe describes sauce with sugar water and butter, plus batter with sugar water butter baking powder and flour. Prepare sauce in a granite pan then rest, pour batter over, bake in a medium oven. Serve hot or cold and appreciate the simple dessert.
The article criticizes Articles 12 to 16 of the League covenant. It argues the league would entangle the United States in future wars, impose arbitration delays, and threaten sovereign action. It warns of a peacetime enforcement system favoring Britain and questions domestic intervention limits and bias in a proposed permanent court.
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