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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1913
Page
3
Article discusses how bread and toast improve nutrition when combined with milk, notes that wheat flour loses nutrients when finely ground, rye with bran poorly absorbed, oats digested best when prepared for children, and potatoes should be boiled in skins then served as puree or mashed for easy digestion.
A readable collection of early 20th century recipes including Sugar Snape Eggress Cookles and Cherry Pudding with measurements using cupfuls and teaspoonfuls. Also notes on Grape Ketchup Biscuits Sponge Cake and a mention of Summer Evening Gowns with silk fabrics and rich trimmings.
Bran used in cheesecloth bags serves as a cleanser for walls and clothes. When boiled the water acts like soap and is gentle on delicate fabrics without fading colors.
The guide instructs mixing starch with water to form a thick paste, spreading it over the smoke mark with a clean utensil, allowing it to dry completely, and brushing away residue with a soft brush. The method aims to lift stains without damaging the surface.
Instructions for crafting a small vanity bag using twelve inches of four inch ribbon with hemmed ends embroidered in briar stitches. Folded sides whip stitched, top threaded with satin ribbon drawstring, ends finished with rosettes. Embroider monogram or wreath motifs in pale pink blue or white silk for a dainty look.
Bootees costing 5 cents may be made for a creeping baby who will wear two or more months and can be laundered many times. Buy a pattern or make one using elderdown edged with a single stitch crochet or buttonholed. Lace around the ankle with a cord or ribbon. Half a yard of elder down will make six pairs. Available in brown gray blue red or white with contrast cord and edging to match dresses.
Packing books to prevent cover damage by slipping a cut envelope over the corners has proven successful. A hairbrush cleaning method uses a tablespoon of ammonia in tepid water, dipping brushes and drying bristles down to restore them.
A biscuit tip suggests rolling dough thinner and using two cuts per biscuit with one placed atop the other. When baked this way the biscuits break open at once, creating a lighter texture and flaky layers.
New potatoes peel easily when placed in hot water. Use water hot enough to bend the skins rather than boiling. Submerge, then rub to remove skins for quick preparation.
Oilcloth serves as the best cover for cookbooks and schoolbooks since dirt removes easily with a cloth. An apron like a butcher's, bound with tape, preserves a gingham apron during stove cleaning and scrubbing. Cut oilcloth rounds to fit flowerpot bottoms for window sills without stains. Oilcloth covers suit bedroom shelves and drawers and harmonize with any color scheme.
Caring for kid shoes requires rubbing with cream and shining leathers with oil. Each shot should be treed or stuffed with newspaper, then wrapped separately in tissue paper and boxed. Original slipper shape can be kept by stuffing with cotton or glue paper.
A reflective piece argues enthusiasm fuels achievement and youth, citing Spokane’s Review on the value of a hopeful spirit. It extols enthusiasm as life’s energy that sustains joy, growth, and action, shaping strong character and steadfast devotion to worthy aims.
In Travancore descendents, the ruler’s sister or sisters outrank his wife in social rank. The wen or ranis govern, while the king’s own children have little claim to status. Wives live with the husband’s family and are ranked by the husband’s position, not by age.
ABSELI SHERMAN avoids confrontation and earns respect by choosing to forgo fighting at the normal school. When bullied by Jim Potter, he is defended by Tom Blake, faces mockery, then gains peer admiration for his steadfastness and eventual valedictory success. Edith Russell Sherman and Edwit discuss a possible romance as Sherman and Blake grow toward graduation.
The piece describes a family game where any number join around a table with a books to write. A leader marks time five minutes and players list all prominent American history names starting with the current letter. Misspelled words lose a point. the player with the highest score after a full alphabet wins.
A description of a giant South American tree that supposedly condenses atmospheric moisture through its dense leaves. The text claims the tree reaches great height and diverts water into the soil, transforming barren areas into lush forests.
Fragmentary passage questions what a coach can be called and mentions eyes and names in an unclear football or sports context. The readable bits point to a user asking for a label or term for a coach.
Two horses near a wood, one burdened with tar and the other with money, argue over wealth and pride until bandits steal the money from the wealthier animal. The moral follows: forgive and forget as the wiser burdened horse remains with its load. The tale ends with a reflective note on choosing harmony over pride.
A fragment discusses doing one’s beat, noting some struggle to stay with tasks while others drift. It emphasizes someone failing to perform the expected work and highlights a tersely conveyed regional voice.
A quaint South Shields charity linked to a deceased dowager’s will runs a year long lease to the Winter bottom awards for unmerited female domestic service. The fund aims to reward faithful service with a shoe string payment plan and a declining grant, reflecting the aging provisions and conditions of the estate.
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