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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1912
Page
7
In a dim room on New Year's Eve Potter and Filomena share a quiet, tense moment by the fire. Potter reveals plans to marry another woman, while Filomena impulsively reacts, then forgives him as old letters and vows surface, ending with playful, intimate near-confession.
The compass plant on western prairies grows with its large lower leaves held upright, edges north and south. Asa Gray showed the leaves tilt to face the sun due to equal light sensitivity on both sides, causing perpendicular orientation confirmed by microscopic study.
A reflective poem about perseverance and unseen effort. It speaks to poets and singers feeling unheard, urging courage as they continue to create despite isolation. The author frames music as a quiet force that sustains the heart and society even when no one listens.
The Italian army will prohibit marriage for active or half pay soldiers under 25 until the king sanctions. The bride must prove suitability for an officer's wife, while the dot regio mentaire remains abolished in the French army. Queen
A study guide outlines biblical themes from Ezekiel Nehemiah and Esther. It covers the star message to the wise men, prophecies, exile hopes, Ezra Nehemiah leadership, and lessons on duty, faith, and governance through lessons I XII.
A group of children hatch a New Year prank inviting Santa to their parlor. Disguised as Santa, a father figure is revealed causing laughs as Willie and others realize the joke and join in the merriment.
The article notes lace flounces and sashes can be reused this season. It highlights velvets and velvings matching dresses, with chiffon accents in lemon yellow lavender brown and purple on smoky gray to create attractive outfits. It mentions mantles and back mantle effects to showcase lace.
The article describes a striped zebra motif bag and matching accessories as a home craft project. It notes striped hats and reticules, a black and white taffeta bag lined with red, and a striped silk change purse. It advises neat sewing, store bought clasps, and harmonious color choices with costumes.
The article advises dressing infants in full body garments including feet to prevent cold exposure. It recommends flannel as the best material, shrinking prewash, and pearl or bone buttons. A lace or embroidered collar is suggested to finish the garment.
Maud Biye of the University of Chicago medical department conducted experiments using white mice to test whether cancerous growths are hereditary. The mice were observed for rapid multiplication and compact growth as part of the study.
The article describes chiffon blouses often made with three layers, featuring metallic thread embroidery and lace appliques. A deep V cut is common in one model, while the outer layer remains simple with trimming placed on velvet fabrics.
Cleaning the kettle blackened by Grewesh with soap and soda water. Then apply paste of knife powder and Parma and scour well.
Instructions cover sleeve placement by aligning underarm and second finger length, and hemming a skirt by having the wearer mark with a yardstick and chalk. Mark two inches around, sew braid, turn up hem, and note chalk or basting thread helps visibility and accuracy.
A Philadelphia letter suggests a simple method to maintain table silver without weekly heavy cleaning. Wash silver in a grape basket with soap, rinse, dry, then polish immediately using readily available paste and cloths. Rotate daily uses to prevent tarnish buildup.
Tineture of benzoin praised as a versatile cosmetic to soften and whiten the chin. The home recipe uses one ounce of gum with half a pint alcohol, standing ten days then straining for use on dressing tables.
A 19th century health note recommends relief for tired feet. It describes aching burning swollen and tender feet with worn pat to feet and suggests daily soaking in strong cold tea as beneficial.
Three bowls arranged in a row hold hot water at one end lukewarm in the middle and cold water at the other. A person places a hand in hot water and the other in cold for a minute, then both hands into the lukewarm water to observe an effect. The note predicts amusement if age is evenly divided.
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