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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1918
Page
4
A pantry of beverage recipes and cake tips emerges with lemon juice honey water ginger punch raspberry shrub and chocolate milk shake notes. It also offers pragmatic home tips for cleaning floors and healing hurts while pondering enduring grief.
The fragment recalls a claim that an outbreak in Ireland was planned by Bernstorff. It references a convoluted wartime era conspiracy and includes unrelated cleaning tips and quotations about future work and happiness attributed to Stevenson.
The British press bureau details two related efforts by Germany to foment rebellion in Ireland with Sinn Fein, including plans for submarine bases in Ireland, arms drops in 1917 and 1918, and communications through American and Irish channels. The plan aimed to block Irish ports and establish bases, but failed after Easter 1916 and subsequent events.
Surgeon General Gorcos warns that most sickness and deaths in the patien’s new armies stem from respiratory diseases. He launches an educational campaign against promiscuous coughing sneering and spitting to curb spread.
Charles G. Kirsch, 45, shouted support for Germany in a cigar store, prompting Max Cohen to strike him. police detained Kirsch, sending him to hospital and then to the station for federal authorities.
The Kansas City Star urges appreciation for wheat and its gluten binder. It argues substitutes cannot match wheat flour for bread, cakes, and pastries, warning of heavy, soggy results without sufficient wheat. It frames wartime sacrifice and hopes for renewed abundance.
A 19th century milestone is noted as the Sirius becomes the first vessel to cross the Atlantic under steam alone from Cork to New York in 19 days, arriving just before the Great Western. Only brass paperweights survive from the wreck in Ballycotton Bay in 1847. Captain Roberts later perished with the President.
London Chronicle recalls the teashop as a modern institution after Sir Joseph Lyons death. It contrasts early coffee houses with boxed seating and male-only patrons to later venues offering more accessible light refreshment to women.
Quote discusses two literary maladies writer’s cramp and swelled head. Notes writer’s cramp cannot be cured while swelled head never kills. Contains a wry general observation attributed to Goulson Kerna ban.
A glimpse into intimate rhythms shows a wife noting devotion through short phrases about a devoted husband, daily office calls, and occasional messages from Ming during commutes, painting a quiet portrait of modern routine and connection.
A reader asks for directions to Boyleton Street. The reply offers to accompany the caller and guide them more quickly than the time to a distant landmark, emphasizing practical help over exact steps.
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