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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1912
Page
3
A Philadelphia North American guide describes handmade bridal sachets and a china silk throwover. It covers double silk sachets with wadding, embroidery, and ribbon trimming, plus smaller sachets from flowered lawn. The silk throwover includes pockets for travel essentials and a redacted, practical dresser layout.
Paragraphs describe flurry white net for girlish evening gowns and substitutes for plain linen gabardine. Black and white Chantilly lace, hats in cream tan with black or cerise, sheer LANGER blouses with embroidery, and plaited frills with collars. Nets embroidered with white or color trim many warm weather frocks. The Youngster's Boiled Egg explains boiling times for small children and serving with butter and salt.
A compact set of domestic cooking hints and a raisin pie method. It covers cooking peas and beans with minimal water for better flavor, whipping cream in a pitcher to save time, and a custard method using two eggs per pint of milk. It then outlines a raisin pie filling with raisins, flour, sugar, salt, and a crumb pudding with cake crumbs, cocoa, vanilla, and a meringue topping.
About 100 manufacturers attended the National Cloak Suit and Skirt Manufacturers association meeting where autumn styles were set. Suit jackets would lengthen to thirty two inches with skirts kept on straight lines. coats to be full length on straight lines with set in sleeves and high buttoning effects.
Instructions detail proper tea and coffee preparation with measurements. For tea use one ounce per six to seven people, or one teaspoon per person plus extra, steep five to seven minutes, warm the teapot, and pour boiling water. For coffee use one cup per six cups of water, in a cheesecloth bag, boil ten minutes, then rest two minutes and serve with milk and sugar.
Instructions describe sewing tape to garter tops and attaching a tape loop to the foundation to fasten garters. This method aims to keep stockings from snagging and to make them wear twice as long.
Describes Norwegian infantry trained in ski warfare. Ski units progress at high speeds, use long flat skis, and maneuver through forests with stealth. Snow cover and skis hinder horse cavalry and heavy artillery, while skirmishing troops excel in rapid scouting and firing from protected positions.
Leslie's Weekly reports a Breton custom in Plougastel Brittany where all marriages occur on a single February day. Fishermen and dowries set the match, with crowds gathering for mass, weddings, and feasts, then celebrations continue for two days before the couple rests together.
An emperor spares the old planter and rewards him with gold for figs from a tree he nurtured to fruit. Nearby a neighbor woman sends figs to the emperor hoping for gold, but the king orders the man to be stoned, while the wife laments that they were figs and not hard coconuts.
An era old tower in Kinturie appears at risk due to structural concerns. Authorities surveyed the site after reports of vibrations and noted potential damage to the tower’s plinth and surrounding bells. A safety review is underway to determine necessary actions.
The text describes workers foraging for a daily quota to build the hive. It mentions more than ten Gowers per load and twenty trips to and from the hive each day, with emphasis on collective labor by the bees.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a scene with a fowl, a Browning reference, and a brush bike. No clear people, organizations, or locations are identifiable to form a full factual summary.
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