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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1939
Page
7
The passage notes eyebrow plucking dating back 3,000 years with a 1510 Venice text recommending a hair ash and honey mix. It also mentions Far Eastern use of betel nut juice as a lipstick substitute, reflecting enduring cosmetic practices across cultures and eras.
The arban area defined by the bureau of census includes all cities and other incorporated places with 2,500 or more residents.
The piece traces the ordinary to tavern shift, notes the Revolution era rise of hotel usage, and cites New York City City Hotel with 73 rooms opening in 1794 as a landmark. It explains hotels spread first in eastern ports and later with rail travel expanding westward.
Tarragon vinegar is ordinary vinegar flavored with tarragon, an aromatic herb, adding distinctive herbal notes suitable for dressings and marinades.
The item notes that flood control on the Mississippi began with French settlers over 50 years before the American Revolution. It also states that the swastika was once worn as a charm to ward off evil influences or spirits.
Oil made from grape seeds is used in Europe for both culinary and illuminating purposes. It closely resembles olive oil.
The archbishop of Canterbury holds precedence next to the sovereign and the royal family at state occasions. The first mint in Lydia dates to the eighth century B C.
Snakes rest like mammals but lack eyelids and cannot close their eyes. Vocational education trains students for paid work, differing from education aimed at cultural enrichment.
Rex Hale confronts Doctor Craig over a manipulative plan to keep Bert Kneeland in Vienna for study. Kneeland, terrified, is kept under Hale’s protection as the doctor faces exposure from Hale’s accusations and a medical-society threat.
University of Colorado scientists show rats on a normal diet relearn a maze faster than those deficient in vitamin B and vitamin G. Vitamin B deficiency markedly worsened memory more than learning, with clear impacts on maze performance and recovery.
Alexander Hamilton born on Nevis in 1757 faced early hardship and moved to America. He supported independence, became Washington’s first secretary of the treasury and laid groundwork for a sound money system. His push for a strong centralized government met bitter opposition.
Rag rug project by Ruth Wyeth Spears explains using 2 inch knitting needles, cutting strips 4.5 inches wide and 10 inch color blocks, then sewing together. The Rug Leaflet offers decorating ideas and two Spears books priced 25 cents each with a free leaflet when both books are ordered.
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