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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1929
Page
2
A home baking page lists Pineapple Cake and Butterscotch Cake recipes with detailed steps. It covers mixing methods, filling with pineapple or lemon juice, and icing with sugar and cream, plus variations for sheet cake. It also includes dates for other desserts like Orange Jelly, Banana Date and Nut Salad, Icebox Pudding, and Pecan Pie.
A vivid fashion note reviews gob pajamas for summer beach boudoir and resort use. It highlights brimmed and brimless hats with wide to small brims, sheer dresses, striped overalls with suspenders, and decorative towels of chartreuse and black. It notes the era’s love of feminine whims and varied headpieces to match lightweight summer fabrics.
A fairy tale scene shows Mother Lioness admiring her six cubs while the king of beasts reflects on freedom and past hunts. The cubs wake, play, and celebrate their mother’s pride in bearing six delightful babies, a rare and famous count among lionesses.
A string of old quiz lines asks about tired men like cart wheels and stopping a rooster on Sunday. It ponders why bayonets won t be needed and jokes about an elephant s head. The piece ends with a three generations riddle about rabbits.
A stony meteorite, found by a Flagstaff station operator near Indian ruins about five miles from Winong Arizona, contains more than 5 percent sulfur. Geologists confirmed the sulfur content from the decomposed egg shaped rock buried ten inches underground. The stone contained iron and iron sulfide.
Colden Cobb, a Kentucky tobacco planter and millionaire, disembarked from the Berengaria in New York and recounted meeting the king of Spain in London. He quoted the monarch as saying he no longer wants to be called King Alfonso, preferring to be Secunde de Rivera, and noted of Primo de Rivera's engagement with a lighthearted laugh.
Some French collieries now generate electricity for local industries and mine machinery. The power plants burn excess coal and low grade coal dust to produce current. Since the war, six plants have been built, interconnected with capacities from 20 000 to 60 000 kilowatts.
A Pathfinder Magazine note urges editors to pursue delinquent subscribers with persistence and tact. It stresses the importance of collecting owed payments and describes subscribers who promised to subscribe but did not. The piece promotes timely renewal as essential to business and warns against excessive boldness.
Mrs. Prod Howard of Straight, Pennsylvania, fished near her home as a bear with four cubs appeared. Her screams drew her husband and a cow, which joined the chase. The cubs climbed an apple tree while the cow pursued the bear.
A fragment quotes Dan Dapple ridiculing Ike Edwards for asking trivial questions about frogs. The piece references a line from Fanu and Fire side and portrays a humorous exchange about toad stools and seating.
A patient refuses hospital weighing, claiming fatigue from being dragged from bed. TheFarm and Wireside notes reflect the incident as a cautionary tale of patient autonomy and restraint.
An early 20th century advertisement extols Phillips Milk of Magnesia as a perfect antacid for sour stomach and indigestion. It claims medical endorsement and broad consumer trust, urging readers to choose Phillips for pleasant taste and consistent effectiveness.
Two friends plan a holiday in Europe. One asks how to ask for water in Paris. The other starts with a French phrase but questions the need for water in Paris, ending the quip with a humorous doubt.
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