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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1919
Page
2
A recipe collection offers eggless cakes using fruit, molasses, and spices plus several fruit and cheese salads. It includes Marble Cake instructions with white and dark parts, Raisin Cup Cakes, Orange Drop Cakes, and multiple cream and dressing blends such as Blackstone Dressing and Roquefort cheese additions. The piece ends with an Emerson quote on friendship and character.
The article emphasizes prioritizing food value, digestibility, and cost when planning meals. It argues against mixing staples with luxuries, notes eggs can be substituted, and urges careful preparation to reduce expense. It advocates an educative, well set table with constructive conversation to support nourishment and behavior.
An article explains honey’s role as a sugar substitute in dishes, noting its moisture retention in baked goods, higher cost, and sweetness. It describes comb, extracted, bulk, broken, strained, and granulated honey, plus flavors like clover and buckwheat. Tips warn to store honey in a dry warm place and avoid damp cellars. It ends with a Pork Cake recipe using honey and other ingredients.
Fashion writers forecast a vibrant spring silk season with printed silks foulards and novel knits. Taffetas remain a staple as two piece dresses gain popularity with narrow skirts and beaded thread embroidery.
Guidelines for cleaning and tinting delicate blouses made of georgette crepe and similar fabrics. It covers home washing with warm soapy water, gentle handling, drying and ironing while damp, avoiding shrinkage, and methods to tint whites using dyes, colored papers, or tube paints with gasoline as a tinting medium. It notes testing tints on small scraps and that results differ between wet and dry fabric.
Scraps from faded evening wear inspire a pastel boudoir quilt. A pale pink silk coat and a rose flowered white taffeta frock form a block pattern of triangles joined by pink satin ribbon. The quilt is backed with plain silk and padded with cotton wadding.
A description outlines an overdress with a high back and low front to show shoulders. A sapphires girdle adds richness and the design suits a white patio setting with black accents and no jet girdle.
The article praises Fure and Velveta taupe velvet for its soft shade and pairing with moleskin or beaver. It notes ermine best with black velvet and contrasts with kollosiky highlights showing black markings through brown hallow.
A napaleonte ovasel wearing a black satin hat features an allover cubroidery dope pattern in gold, presenting a decorative fashion item with rich detailing.
William Moncur remains superintendent at Worland’s Wyoming Industrial Institute. Tony Kwlarius was fatally pinched between rail cars near Rawlins. Fort Russell gains 400 soldiers and 15 officers in the Twenty-first Infantry Third Battalion. Denver Rawlins firms file for new corporate setups with casters in Casper and Denver. A Mosher syndicate well in Salt Creek–Teapot area yields 950 barrels after re-shot. Pocketbook found by John A. Pratt. owner J. W. Hamilton located. Sublet resident Matt Morrow dies after drinking taunts. Baril Jensen, Grover, wounded, now Cheyenne day watchman. Oil lease of former Gov Houx cancelled for conflict of interest. Financed refinery workers organize in Casper to oppose propaganda. Wyoming to vote on $3 million road bonds. $600k state match. federal funds possible. Stray stock payments await due brand-recording lapses totaling $30k. $400k already paid to cattlemen since April.
A humorous exchange between Mrs. Porkham and Henry mentions viewing the Coliseum in Rome and gladiators fighting to the death, with Mrs. Porkham remarking on the scene and Mr. Porkham noting the crowd’s reaction.
The readable OCR fragment shows a conversation amid accusations or testimony. It cites a man whose judgment is questioned by his wife and daughters, suggesting concern over credibility and knowledge of his actions.
The lesson summarizes the Israelite spies at Kadesh Barnea, their 40 day expedition, and the contrasting reports. It contrasts unbelief and faith led by Caleb and Joshua, the rebellion and God’s intervention, with emphasis on God’s command to possess the land and the results of disobedience.
A terse note reflects a devoted man facing a moral war as he fights to hold the Lord's trenches against formidable spiritual danger. The piece emphasizes endurance and faith in a testing time.
The British board of agriculture seeks cooperation with educational authorities to entrench women's institutes.
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