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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1913
Page
4
A collection of grapefruit preparation methods including ring molds with jelly and cream cheese balls, grapefruit baskets filled with mixed fruit and sugar, and step by step guidance for peeling slicing and candying grapefruit rind. The notes describe chilling, soaking, and cooking to achieve translucent rind and jelly.
A detailed old cookbook method for pigeon pie. It describes plucking six pigeons, browning with salt pork and onion, simmering in water, adding cream and flour, then baking under a crust. The article cautions buttered paper to prevent burning during the final bake.
How to revive faded black clothes and hats by thoroughly sponging with alcohol. The method is safe for delicate fabrics and leaves items looking like new.
A Philadelphia North American article advises mothers on nourishing growing children with simple, digestible foods. It recommends two to three dishes per meal, nourishing broths, bread in fancy shapes, milk, beef tea, chocolate, and sponge cake. Emphasizes vegetables, fresh fruit, milk puddings, slow cooked cereals, and structured meals: light breakfast, hearty midday meal, light tea, nourishing supper.
Instructions describe shrinking woolen goods by wetting a sheet, laying goods along its length, rolling, and resting overnight. After unrolling, press the wrong side with a hot iron. Mark the right side if unsure to avoid future confusion.
Freshly roasted peanuts are bulled and winnowed then ground multiple times until smooth and buttery. Salt cayenne and optional melted country butter are folded in and beaten until light and creamy.
Fashionable browne displays brown cheviots diagonals worsteds serge whipcords beford cords corduroys and two toned velvetaens velveta with brown bats of various shapes and sizes as popular choices
A Paris Natural History Museum professor reports that canine skull growth differs between wolves and the shepherd dog, arguing the Indian wolf is the progenitor of the shepherd dog and the bloodhound. He notes two primitive Asian dog races domesticated in central Asia and spreading to Europe.
Account traces the origin of free schools in Massachusetts Bay 1641 and outlines subsequent colonial examples. It notes local mandates, fines, and funding mechanisms including land gifts, cow herds, and taxes in various colonies such as Connecticut Maryland Virginia Pennsylvania and Philadelphia under Quaker influence.
Pitt canvassed for votes at a blacksmith’s shop. He asked for a vote but the smith replied with humor about admiring his head yet hanging his heart and manners. The exchange highlights wit over politeness.
In Sandsville, Molly Lee, twenty, becomes the village telephone operator after her father Jim Lee dies. James Williams of Stapleton pursues a romance via the operator voice, visiting the office, and later discovers Molly works there. The link dissolves when he visits and learns her voice is the same, leaving his pursuit unresolved.
A Bahamian tale recalls Sir Joseph Payter misjudging a supposed shark attack when a wet tape tied under his knee created the fear. The incident ends with him reaching the boat and laughing at the harmless illusion, warning children of needless fright.
Readable fragments describe a journey in Glumberland toward Rhumberland with garbled phrases about a path and a distant scene. The passage names a few odd terms like Sie i pagent and Tabby Cat but lacks clear events, dates, or identifiable entities. The piece reads as a confused, stylized excerpt rather than a coherent report.
The text depicts a wasp gathering and chewing plant matter to form a pliable blade, describing movements and actions in a rural setting with strange, garbled phrases. It reads as a damaged OCR sample lacking coherent narrative or clear subjects.
The text discusses reading discipline attributed to Degen who reads earnestly but stops at each page to report progress. It emphasizes forming a simple early habit of reading from start to finish and notes sincerity in comprehension and accountability for what is read.
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