12 Jul 1905
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Newspaper
Basin Republican
Location
Basin, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1905
Page
1
The Woman's Corner discusses morning gown styles for house walking with striped wool and white pique fabrics. It notes white pique's popularity, weight considerations for coats or short jackets, and a four gore skirt pattern with front seam and graduated bottom bands.
A fragmented recipe describes pare, corn and stew with sugar and lemon peel, two pounds of apples cooked to softness, slices of sponge cake layered with apple mixture and custard, topped with beaten egg white and custard, then baked briefly.
A historical description details a walking costume of striped wool with a skirt shaped by inverted plaits and bias bands. The front and back feature blag Uresdths forming decorative turns, a fitted bottom edge, and a half-fitted jacket in the same material. White pique turnover cuts contrast the revers.
The fragment notes wash materials and a personal year concept with a focus on mindful practices. It mentions multiple winds or multiinds and a unclear term jathadet, leaving the precise meaning uncertain in the readable text.
A fragment describes fabric tones including yellow hues paired with three shades of West green creating a harmonious color scheme. No dates or people are mentioned, leaving a brief note on design choices in a textile context.
A decorative gown design is described as a bowing robe that can be slipped in at a moment’s notice. Lightweight fabrics such as chalks, batistes, flannelette or dimity are suggested for a soft clinging wear. Black velvet trims the yoke, collar and cuffs to provide a tonal contrast.
Bore Pretty Concerts, Mousseline de sole is praised as a fine fabric for dresses. A pink mousseline gown with satin ribbon puffs and ruffled trims is described, along with Irish lace, pink velvet ribbons, and English embroidery as fashionable trimming. Delicate laces and white cotton embroidery forecast broad use on woolen and cashmere frocks.
Meat cut into small pieces remove fat and place in four baking dishes. To two pounds meat add stock or pot au feu. One onion or two shallots chopped fried light brown mix with meat. Add two pounds potatoes wash then mix in two ounces of mitten and a cup of milk. Beat yolk of egg and fold in. Cover meat with potato paste raise crust above dish edge. Score surface diamond with knife or fork. Bake until crust is a nice brown and serve.
A fragmented recipe describes mixing Banene pudding with three Kanapus into a buttered pie, adding Smagaty, pouring some into a goldadi, and sprinkling with sugar before serving after about three quarters of an hour.
The report discusses varied blade angles for angular cuts, their rise per foot, and implications for miters. It also covers a new paint protection system for steel using paraffined paper and a sticky coating, enabling durable finishes. Aluminium's affinity for mercury vapor is noted as a detection method and preventive measure against mercury poisoning from chloride combustion.
Readable text outlines rough house plan 8 rooms shaped 19x20 feet, stone foundation 18 inches thick, concrete floor two inches thick, Portland cement and gravel needs, cost tied to materials. Also includes two truss forms for a 49 foot span with timber specs, center rod, and king post variant, plus cut details and timber sizes.
The article advises using very flat roofs built with gravel coal tar and felt paper. Match lumber for sheathing, lay tar paper with edges nailed, and form a three ply roof. Apply hot coal tar and sift gravel into it, embedding the tar as it cools, with tar obtained from hardware stores.
Cement blends for hollow blocks favor Portland cement for rapid setting and strong blocks. Natural rock cements are noted as alternatives but Portland cement remains preferred for building hollow blocks due to faster setting and higher strength.
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