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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1929
Page
2
Frozen desserts become practical for households in warm weather. Recipes cover lemon banana sherbet, mousse and parfait, sauces for ice cream, cherry pie variants, raspberry tapioca and bavarian cream, raspberry punch, and a raspberry pie with crust details, all highlighting simple steps and common ingredients.
Two children and a younger sibling tend a garden with a weekly helper gardener. They water, weed, and nurture beans, lettuce, radishes, beets, carrots, potatoes, and parsley. The Palace Fairy Queen overhears vegetables whispering plans to help the children earn money from selling produce.
A quirky set of word riddles and puns about everyday items. It asks playful questions like what overlooks a nose and which nut has no shell, with punchlines involving a cook, a window, and whimsical wordplay on terms such as wholesome and isthmus of Suez.
Many people mistake indigestion for acid condition easily corrected in minutes. Phillips Milk of Magnesia neutralizes acid, relieves sourness and gas after meals, preventing distress two hours after eating. A pleasant, effective antacid for lasting digestion comfort.
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James Coats began thread making in Ferguslie Paisley Scotland 104 years ago leading to vast riches for the Coats family. The Glasgow based cotton kings and heirs including Lord Glentanar left an estate valued at over 4.6 million pounds with Mrs Coats Bourt among heirs. death duties claimed about 5.1 million pounds as the family’s fortune grew to more than 21 million pounds for ten members.
William McFee comments on a timous cuse before the California legislature saying liars are born not made. He adds a lie requires talent and a good liar must have a good memory, expressing a wry view on political deception.
Two youths breaking into a grocery store were given an old fashioned spanking by an Alamosa California judge. The court urged similar punishment for other juvenile offenders. Bem Angel Voices Calling says the new play closes Saturday night Life.
Mrs. E Wicknap of Gretna Louisiana says after giving birth she could not walk across a room. A friend suggested Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound which she credits with restoring her strength. She continues using the tonic as she works as a housekeeper and also uses Pinkham's other products.
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