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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1914
Page
3
A beauty doctor recommends salt water baths for red eyelids using one teaspoon in a glass for bathing lids to soothe styes and granulation. It notes reducing facial wrinkling by practicing repose and limiting expression. A colonial era morning dew mix with rose water glycerin borax and benzoin is used on chapped skin.
A historical note recommends a high calorie diet for very thin individuals. It suggests thick soups, creams, milk, butter, fatty meats such as pork beef and bacon, along with duck and goose. It lists fish like salmon and mackerel, all vegetables and fruits, milk puddings, sugar cakes, chocolates, tea or coffee with milk, malt liquor and sweet wines if ordered.
A simple method to bake apples involves coring them and placing them in a flat pan with about an inch and a half of water and a lemon slice. Simmer about fifteen minutes, add water if needed, then remove, sprinkle with granulated sugar and broil to brown. This yields better flavor and less fire and effort.
A guide to hosting an imitation Dutch New Year celebration with Dutch costumes, knitting, pipes, a Supawn bowl, a unison hymn, and a gift exchange of Delft items. Food includes pickled oysters, herrings, beets, sauerkraut, rye bread, and New Year cakes. Guests toast with a loving cup and may share a New Year kiss.
A new seamless djibaht design mirrors kimono style and gains popularity among women artists as a convenient morning gown. Crafted in soft wool in a chocolate brown red shade, it features a bold black print, kimono sleeves, and a back fastening.
Two simple hall stand accessories ease outerwear chores. A long handled wooden shoehorn helps with overshoes while standing. A shoe duster made from old flannel and wool wraps a feather duster handle to flick mud from shoes. Both prove useful and welcomed in any entry.
To clean bottles avoid tacks or buckshot. Use ground shell of egg elt and lemon or a little white vinegar. A piece of raw potato soaked in a carafe or deeper pieces will brighten and ease cleaning.
The article surveys how different nationalities prepare and serve eggs, noting American preferences for fried and poached eggs, German and English habits with boiled eggs, and Spanish and Italian methods. It highlights cultural variations in simmer times, accompaniments, and serving styles.
The article notes the tallest wireless tower in the work is at Nauen Germany nearly a thousand feet high and expected to send messages from Berlin to Chl ene. It states twenty eight pounds of wool in the body of an average grownby person.
Mannering revisits memories in a Connecticut parlor as a blue Japanese vase unlocks a hidden letter from a lost beloved. The note exposes a doomed romance and a vow to stay together, making the New Year dawn with a haunting, hopeful twist.
A 1913 guide suggests informal New Year gatherings with simple games for couples. It describes partner selection using balls and arrows and a progressive table game like jack straws and peanut spearing, detailing setup and scoring to keep guests entertained through the night.
An article explains how arrowheads are made using water to chip stone. It notes the method relies on shaping and the cooling effect of water to create the point, contrasted with harsher tools. The text mentions white traders copying the craft for commercial sale as antiquated.
Lord Kelvin urged a well rounded education for boys promising such training by age twelve. He spoke at a London Glasgow University club dinner and recommended languages and literature along with practical writing skills using lemon juice ink that reveals writing when heated.
A vivid description of a party game called weathermeks where players act as Weathercocks and must follow directions of the Wind. The Wind calls directions and players rotate or freeze, with special moves for Variable Siam or Yenpest, and penalties resulting in forfeited tokens and a humorous postgame “stuus.”
A fragmented note quotes Atunbhe and Thevalare Hoogeveli stressing self effort. It discusses that lasting help comes from personal effort and from steady support rather than reliance on others.
A fragment discusses education and practice in human behavior, referencing how foresters in the United States are using Duders range to manage forests and communities. The text emphasizes learning to live with others and conduct in natural spaces.
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