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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1930
Page
2
The Kitchen Cabinet offers seasonal guidance for housewives with staple ingredients and economical flavors. It covers citrus when eggs are scarce, apples as a storage friendly fruit, and provides several tested recipes including Tasettes with apples and custard, Veal Heart in a seasoned stock, and Eyes in jelly using chicken feet. The advice emphasizes simple preparation, economical ingredients, and practical steps for everyday cooking.
A collection of historical sauce recipes including Breton Beef, Lamb, Unusual Meat, Olive, Egg, Celery, Orange for pudding, and Mustard sauces. Each recipe lists ingredients and steps to create flavors to elevate ordinary dishes with vinegar, mayonnaise or butter bases and fresh herbs.
In a tale of three camels and their cousins, Campbell Camel and Charlie Camel debate brains and grinning. They decide to ignore taunts, stay cheery, and form a carefree bond, recalling how they arrived from the desert after a keeper traded sheep for them.
Julia Bottomley reports on 1930s woolen fashions for Miss Junior, highlighting light worsteds, open work jerseys, lace woven textures, embroidered jerseys, and challis fabrics. The piece notes color ranges from wine to dark greens, ensemble woolens, and lace-stitched jersey trends, with emphasis on dainty, sheer effects and versatile jacket and skirt combinations.
A party game invites each player to imagine a tune privately while a conductor with a baton signals Go. Players hum or trill their chosen tune, creating a lively, noisy chorus. Best enjoyed when participants are relaxed or with a trusted few to start the humming, or it may fall flat.
A modern tale shows a father defending his son’s absence from school noting the era of talking movies. The truant officer questions the lack of attendance and the need for literacy in light of new entertainments.
The Kemmerer Lions sponsor a move toward locating a cheese factory in Kemmerer. A new bridge will replace the old Butler bridge near Saratoga crossing the North Platte. Hugh H. Wilson, reportedly son of prominent Philadelphia family, found dead in a jail cell by suffocation during a jail fire in Neeteetsie. Federal Court in Cheyenne acquits Pete Roson of Kemmerer on conspiracy to violate the national prohibition act. Big Horn Basin Woolgrowers plan Feb convention in Thermopolis. Western Mines begins installing a new ball mill north of Bonneville after transporting it up Copper Mountain. Wyoming delegation urges erection of a post office federal building at Torrington. Various county and bank matters, farm output estimates, and local public notices fill the region’s news. A fatal car fire near Casper claims Dr. Robert Murphy, Denver dentist, igniting emergency scenes.
An old advertisement extols Phillips Milk of Magnesia as a universal sweetener that calms stomach acid in children and adults. It markets Phillips as the genuine prescriptive product endorsed by physicians, noting its U.S. registered trade name and long company history since 1875.
A Florida Times-Union remark notes concern over changing fashion with a skirt design featuring a teak up the back starting at the neck and trailing beyond. The commenter questions the practicality and aesthetic impact of the style.
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