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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1918
Page
2
A fragmentary civic note reflects on living simply and honestly with emphasis on thrift, careful speech, trusted service, and faith. It also mentions spring greens and watercress as healthful, and urges personal reform before judging others.
Recipes for Larded Rabbit Baked in Milk and Hasenpfeffer guide preparation with pork fat, milk, and veal broth. Cardinal Pears with sponge cake and currant jelly are described, plus olive oil soaked olives and parsley prep. Ends with a moral reflection on unselfish sharing.
The article urges a spring diet of vegetables and greens to revitalize sluggish bodies, favoring olive oil, dandelion, cowslipy, spinach, Swiss chard, pepper grass, and lettuce. It extols fresh foods over medicines and notes exercise as crucial after winter inactivity. Early radishes can be grown in hotbeds or glass-covered beds.
The guide lists tender vegetables like asparagus tips and green onions for dainty sickroom meals. It describes recipes such as glazed sweetbreads with beef broth, shredded cabbage salad, and flaked eggs on toast, plus a note on using nutmeg and optional sparrow pie as bird meat in hard times.
Wartime guidance on making substantial meals from hominy with cream and sugar suitable for breakfast or dessert. Recipes include potted hominy and meat with chicken, and dishes like rice with peas and tomatoes, and fish casserole using pickerel or carp with vinegar, onions, bay leaf, and lemon baked until tender.
The article showcases rainproof and weatherproof coats in military and practical styles with features like patch pockets, convertible collars, and long lines. It also highlights machine and hand knit sweaters for sports wear, including fitted slips, angora trim, hooded details, and versatile coats for varying warmth.
The article reviews rainproof coats and hats in double-breasted, satin, and patent leather styles, plus new sweater designs and colors. It highlights weather-ready fabrics and accessories for sports and mature women, and ends with a note that thirty khaki trousered women work as pipefitters in a New Jersey chemical plant.
Vernon Montgomery, a feature writer, enrolls in a deaf school to research lip reading and falls for Ivy Sterling, a deaf pupil. The plot twists as he writes a love story and discovers Ivy is the author who scooped him, revealing their mutual feelings and a humorous confrontation.
A terse, era voice from Seattle Post-Intelligencer remarks that if raising cane in Alabama were easier, the world would be sweeter, noting a biting social observation with regional flavor.
In Lapland the bathhouse is a two room wooden structure with an oven of heated stones. Visitors undress, sit to rest, then endure intense steam as water is thrown on red hot stones. Attendants whip with green twigs, then wash with soap and cold water.
The American essayist Hamilton W. Mable recalled a school visit where a fire drill routine prompted students to respond with their standard marching-out line when told he would speak. The tale showcases Mable's self-deprecating humor about his own reputation.
The passage extols tact and charm in social dining, urging avoidance of disagreeable topics and personal burdens. It emphasizes giving full attention to the speaker, maintaining interest, and concentrating on both speaking and listening to maintain polite, formal etiquette.
The passage notes a belief that mice carry to the moon among Hindus and Egyptiana. De Gubernatis cites a pagan war god crushing the night mouse underfoot. It adds proverbs about mice when the cat is away and shadows dancing in moonless nights.
The meditation asserts that justice follows personal action and that love elevates beyond strict fairness. It frames life as a season of growth where shadow and blossom arise from our own planting.
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