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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1947
Page
8
Warm weather relief comes from fruit based desserts and creamed treats. Recipes include apricot sherbet apple sherbet orange ice cream butterscotch ice cream marshmallow delight grapefruit sponge fresh peach cream and more using fruit preserves juice and whipped cream. Released by Western Newspaper Union.
A Lynn Chambers menu showcases broiled lamb patties with scalloped potatoes and tomatoes in cream gravy, along with Perfection Salad biscuits with jam and a grapefruit sponge dessert. The list emphasizes classic courses and a cohesive homemade meal.
Sewing Circle Pattern No 8125 offers a scalloped one piece dress with drawstrings at the neck and waist for sizes 1 to 6 years. Also Pattern No 4640 sizes 12 to 20 with a slanted front closing and half peplum. Send 25 cents per pattern to Sewing Circle Pattern Dept, 783 Mission St, San Francisco.
A story recalls philosopher Schleiermacher recovering from illness due to Dr Grafe. On recovery he sent twenty five dollars, which the doctor returned with a wry remark about fees. Schleiermacher replied with thanks for the return.
The reader lists ten trivia prompts covering rail lines Civil War phonographs pollination and other topics. The fragment ends mid sentence with an answer about railroad ties and a note that Georgia and North Caro- are referenced.
A compiled set of trivia prompts and answers covering topics from historical events to science and language. Includes items about Lina going to war in 1810, a Edison styled rendition of Mary had a little lamb, moths, a width claim, a high temperature note, the Frankfurt Zeitung of 1615, trained hunting falcons, a date of April 2 1792, and ice freezing behavior in ponds and rinks.
Lynn offers practical kitchen advice. Cabbage and onions lose odor when cooked in half milk half water and the excess liquid can be used for sauces. For crisp potato skins, scrub and rub with a metal sponge before baking. To keep greens bright, cook in open pan with little water and monitor cooking time.
Pewter cleans best with a paste of whiting and lemon oil. Wash in hot water, rinse, then polish for lustre. Summer curtains stay cleaner with screened windows. Remove cobwebs and dust with a clean dry cloth. Waxed artificial flowers clean by dipping in cleaning fluid and air drying. Remove white spots from shellacked surfaces with alcohol.
Divers on deep salvage operations descend to 5000 feet in a self contained diving bell. The bell houses nine foot mechanical arms capable of grabbing a coin lifting a thousand pound item and tying a knot in steel.
Tommy's mother scolds him for pulling a cat's tail while he argues that the cat is the one pulling. A bricklayer and his helper swap quips after a brick falls from above. The helper warns the boss while admitting the tongue bite from the impact.
A Hollywood producer berates crew during a biblical scene claiming high pay for sound work. A village angling club holds an all night fishing contest near a bridge. A man who swallowed sulfuric acid pricks his handkerchief after every sneeze. A joke exchange about modesty and a sailor kissing someone last night ends with a quip about spending money.
A compilation of practical advice covers garment stains history for cleaners, hammer grip technique, preventing wrinkling by rolling tablecloths in paper, plywood defects, snapping fasteners with card holes, cleaning dark felt with ammonia tea, pinning hankies on sheet lines, keeping shoes dry with a powder puff, and gradual cooking to avoid shrinkage and brown roasts.
Collier's notes that American toy makers produced about 200 types of mechanical coin banks between 1865 and 1900. The most clever designs had figures that deposited the coins themselves, such as a baseball group where the pitcher throws the coin and a Negro boy in a cabin doorway performing a somersault to kick the coin into a roof slot.
An advertisement touts Cutter vaccines as the yardstick of quality with claims that rival brands measure up to Cutter. It urges buyers to insist on Cutter and offers direct orders from Cutter Laboratories with distribution points listed in multiple cities.
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