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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1913
Page
3
Practical home care notes detail remedies for drains rust marble and surfaces. Instructions include using salt to prevent frozen pipes and a soda vinegar mix to clear clogs. Also covers rust removal with oil and lime, dish scorch removal with borax, and polishing with oil and flour after cleaning.
A charming debutante dress features cream satin embroidered in old gold with cream lace trim. A bright bine tulle girdle completes the ensemble for a refined debutante presentation.
There is nothing better for keeping a velvet hat in condition than willow it over after every brushing with a piece of black stocking to preserve its shape and finish. This tip reflects period hat maintenance practices and crafts.
The guide explains methods to finish hems on thick cloth without lumps. It suggests turning the hem fat, applying color tape over the raw edge, and stitching both edges. For wires, it advises slashing and lapping the hem to reduce layers. Tape offers durability but seam binding wears more quickly.
Housekeepers object to matting due to tacking needs. Sew the breadth with stout thread as one would with ingrain carpet. The matting will be better and wear longer.
Instructional food notes describe broiling pork chops slowly then quickly finishing with butter, pepper, and salt. Also includes a method for frying oysters by dipping in flour eggs and crumbs, with advance preparation and cooling before frying.
Instructions list ingredients for sour milk griddlecakes with mo lasses eggs salt nutmeg and butter. Mix minimal flour to work batter, grease griddle with fat pork, and cook on a hot griddle.
Cream sugar and butter then beat in egg milk and flour with baking powder. Layer tart apples in a buttered dish, pour batter over, bake about an hour and serve with hard sauce.
A historic recipe describes soaking one third cup breadcrumbs in two cups scalded milk for thirty minutes. It adds salt, yeast dissolved in water, buckwheat flour to form a pourable batter, rises overnight, then adds molasses and water to cook as griddle cakes.
Odd trimmings appear on popular evening gowns with a fur band ornamenting the shoulder and crossing the bust on one side. The opposite side features draped lace or tulle for a contrasting silhouette.
A note advises using a tin lid pall to seal fish before placing it in the larder box. Strong fish odor can permeate other food and should be kept covered to avoid spreading.
The article advises placing batter in large jelly glasses if no icebox is available and cooling them in a basin with slow circulating cold water around the china. This guidance emphasizes practical kitchen cooling using readily available vessels and water.
A fragmentary article describes the 3,000 year old Heyption collection and the royal mummies at Deir el Bahar. It centers on Nesil-Ebenen daughter of the last twenty first dynasty king, singer of the Quarter, and maker of the Rules of Amen-Ra. The piece notes the beauty and preserved features of her mummy, suggesting she died at 35 to 40, and mentions the papyrus’s author’s knowledge of theology and hymnology.
A London Chronicle note recalls Henry Murray meeting Meredith at Boxhill in 1880. It claims Meredith’s talking resembled Dr Shrapnel from Beaux Champs Career, including abrupt digressions and asides with brief chuckles directed at an unseen interlocutor.
Fragmentary dialogue from a coastal setting hints at a mysterious creature killing sea life. A local resident voices suspicion about a possible culprit and discusses the strange event with cautious language.
An involved account describes a British government power struggle over a high official known as the first lord. Pressure mounts as a critical document from Prince tensions and a rare outsider intervention lead to a dramatic sequence around custody and a royal response. The piece highlights intrigue, misdirection, and the implications for government stability.
In a tale a king seeks a new queen after the mother’s death as three princesses debate who should rule. The youngest Spur, the middle Miriam, and the oldest Kowa argue over the throne while the king walks by and notes the sisters’ pride.
A terse report describes a chaotic brawl near Mt Baye with players attempting a cork pass and defensive blocks. Officials monitor the clash as trainers urge control and safer conduct.
A garbled extract threads through questions about wealth, pets, bicycles, watermelons, and cats, interspersed with odd names and fragmented phrases. The piece wanders through references to a “brilliant erveture discoursed” and letters of the alphabet, with skewed spellings and unclear context.
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