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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1912
Page
7
The text advises using a white damask tablecloth, broom bristles wrapped in white linen for wall cleaning, and borax or ammonia to soften hard water. It recommends rain water for the toilet, damp rag for pictures, methylated spirit for removing about works, leather polish, and gilt frames brightened with water from onions boiling.
The bride in a white tailored suit guides attendants to wear a tailored gown in light gray champagne green wistaria royal blue or another becoming color. Hats should match. The bride may carry a bouquet or a prayer and the bridesmaid a contrasting bouquet of towers to coordinate with the color scheme.
An article argues timidity and vanity drive childhood lies. It distinguishes two types and urges tailored correction. It recommends building self confidence and creating an atmosphere that fosters truthfulness as essential to reform.
Fashion notes outline popular summer country wear using Viewna and White Corduroy fabrics. Emphasizes practical tailored coats and skirts, including Norfolk jackets, four gore wash skirts, and embroidered formal skirts with lace trims. Suggests light linen blouses with lace and crochet details for cool, polished looks.
A recipe feature outlines spring salads using strawberries lettuce leaves and mayonnaise. It also suggests pear halves with minced candied ginger and a creamy dressing, and a banana-orange fruit salad with candied cherries walnuts almonds and a lemon dressing.
A fragment explains a plant preparation method to prevent darkening. It notes cleaning the plant, dropping it into cold acidulated water, and adding two to three tablespoonfuls of vinegar or lemon juice to keep it from turning dark.
The article extols hickory as essential for light yet strong wheels in carriage making. It highlights its unmatched elasticity and lightness, notes trials with ash and elm, and warns production may lag behind demand though growth is steady with forest management.
A compact verse summary notes that true hearts and love are proven by years of little kindnesses rather than grand gestures or easy smiles. The passage emphasizes enduring deeds over fleeting sentiment.
Sun Yat Sen defends Chinese people against a libel that they are selfish and mercenary. In his Strand reminiscences he recalls plots to kidnap him by the former Chinese government, notes rewards on his head totaling about 700,000 tela, and cites stories of Chinese generosity including a Philadelphia laundryman gifting his life savings.
A fragment recalls questions about Mickleham not feared, him going home to wreck furniture and chase his wife out. The text notes some women at a meeting called him an elobush band in a Cleveland scene.
Canning rescues Rose Wilcox when she drifts from a raft in rough sea. After the perilous effort he ensures her safety, and the two exchange names and common friends. A yacht arrives and they are rescued, sparking plans for future sailing together.
A trick to entertain guests with an imitation egg that defies gravity. Create a sand filled hollow egg sealed with wax to stand in various positions. A second version uses shot and sealing powder to center the gravity, producing amusing, gravity defying effects.
The text presents garbled phrases about etiquette and urgency with unclear meaning. It lacks identifiable persons places organizations or concrete events to summarise.
A fragment discusses why diamonds cut glass by comparing particle motion. It suggests diamond particles move more rapidly and with greater force than glass particles, enabling the diamond to deform and shatter the glass. The text uses early scientific style to explain hardness through particle behavior.
A fragment from a reunion scene shows a man greeting a woman claiming to be his wife and asking about their children, but confusion arises as the woman insists they never had any, prompting an awkward exchange.
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