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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 1919
Page
7
The writer contrasts Shakespearean maxims about love trust power and secrecy with the lesson that experience reveals our past fools but does not stop us repeating errors. The piece blends classic moral aphorisms with a cautioned self-knowledge about human folly.
A guide to thoughtful farm based gifts for neighbors and town friends. Suggested ideas include fowl, wild game, fruit, vegetables, cookies, jelly, plants, needlework, a small potted tree, jams, honied treats, butter, nuts, mincemeat, and festive baked goods. Emphasizes gifts reflecting the giver’s resources and home produce.
A domestic guide discusses cereals for children and adults noting oatmeal as favored, cream of wheat served with fruit, and the appeal of attractive presentation. It covers cornmeal mush, hominy, graham mush, fresh ground corn, whole wheat from the mill, soaking and slow cooking, and using leftovers to enrich baked goods.
A collection of simple recipes for pie with prunes or canned fruit, cabbage salad with fried pork bits and onion, tomato and corn bake, a fifteen minute pudding using canned fruit, onions with white sauce and cheese, plus a Chesterfield quotation on valuing time. The instructions emphasize quick, practical kitchen methods and modest ingredients.
A guide to simple desserts that pair with heavy meals using quick fillings such as cream puffs junket and chocolate are suggested. Quick ideas include melted chocolate on crackers with coffee, jelly on graham crackers with marshmallows, stuffed dates or figs, and cinnamon cream tarts.
Readers discuss staying warm and looking stylish as midwinter coats and fur garments redefine fashion. Descriptions include leopard skin coats with beaver collars and velour du nord coats in taupe with matching fur borders and wide collars.
The newest sweater trend emphasizes stylish yet not bulky designs with varied colors and original touches. A knitwear statement features a tight snug fit, short peplum, narrow waist band, and a bright Angerle blouse under a vivid sweater, pairing with simple sheers for a dainty neckline.
A fashion note highlights a trend to extend the blouse front resembling an apron. The piece draws attention to Black Satin as the season’s favorite material, with wool durjets cashmere velours and Velveta noted as supporting fabrics.
A devotional study outlines Exodus 1 to 2 4 focusing on redemption from bondage. It discusses the rise of Israel, a new dynasty under Pharaoh, and attempts to curb population growth, then Moses birth and education linking faith, fear, and deliverance. It notes Pharaoh’s miscalculations and God’s providence.
A compact note urges incorporating core virtues into life. It links patience and kindness to lasting purpose and meaning, suggesting deliberate practice of generous acts and personal growth as central to daily actions.
A reflection on persistent self-denial as a mark of entering God’s eternal glory, citing Keble. The text emphasizes steady discipline over sporadic acts, linking regular restraint with spiritual preparation and divine favor.
The New York Post quotes a British paper reacting to Senator Garcia claiming foreigners are 56 percent of Buenos Aires residents. The piece imagines London with a majority alien population and questions loyalty during war, noting the impracticality of interning foreigners.
An ex-physician for a Penviews insurance firm says kidney disease is common and many declined applicants are unaware. The ad touts Dr Kilmer’s Swamp Root as a herbal remedy, urging readers to test with a sample and send ten cents to Dr. Kilmer Co. in Binghamton New York.
A lone rookie at an army camp in Mississippi hears news of the armistice on a Monday morning. He asks his commander for discharge that afternoon so he can catch the evening train to Cincinnati, explaining his eager intent to go home.
An ad copy extols Hall's Catarrh Cure for catarrh claiming it dries up mucous in the nose throat and sinuses. The pitch notes forty years on the market and urges readers to ask druggists for testimonials from RI Co y & Co Toledo Ohio.
The government presents three large bells from Christ church Wellington to France. The bells, cast from guns captured by Germans in 1870, were given to Christ church by German residents.
In the hot suds of Cuticura Soap, dry and rub to Cuticura Ointment. Remove surplus ointment with soft tissue paper. For free samples address Cuticura Dept. X Boston. At druggists and by mail Soap 26 Ointment 25 and 50 Ad.
A humorous exchange shows a telephone girl asked about the Bible with a playful reply that the book of Numbers stands out. The dialogue captures a light moment reflecting common Bible references.
W H Pascoe, seventy one, was killed in a car accident in Dutch Flat California. The report notes his age and the location of the fatal crash.
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