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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1916
Page
2
Tabby the tiger cat loses favor to Florette the blue eyed Angora. To regain status she moves to the barn with the mice, but mice discover Florette is useless at catching them while Tabby returns to the house to guard the mice and reclaim the old cushion by the window.
A youthful figure opts to risk rules and seek a bold path, rejecting guidance as they pursue a risky, self directed gamble despite warnings. The piece examines tension between parental concern and the lure of immediate thrill.
A Northwestern Christian Advocate essay contrasts Japanese boys apprenticed to trades with American youths still in school. It notes long hours from morning to evening, disciplined work near street sidewalks, sliding shop fronts, and distinctive footwear and tabis. The piece praises Japanese workers as faithful and fast, even as it highlights rigid training.
The program aims to train boys for country life through agricultural clubs, linking school life with home, promoting cooperation, and showing farmers can gain better yields at lower costs. It encourages practical farming, supports teachers, and prepares youths for further study or farm work as productive citizens.
Fragmentary exchange shows a teacher prompting James to name an extinct bird and mentions a pigeon as a pet. a cat is reported to have caught the pigeon. The text reads as a playful classroom dialogue with names and a closing judgment.
A neighbor asks Johnny if he knows his mother is searching for him. Johnny replies that he does and adds that it’s why she cannot end him, a remark attributed to a judge in a humorous anecdote.
A feature on small players proving that height isn’t the only measure of baseball talent. Dick Rudolph helped win the world title for the Boston Braves last year, while stars like Al Mamaux Eddie Collins and Fritz Maisel show speed and impact.
The article surveys 1916 fashion shifts with emphasis on fullness via ruffles on sleeves and skirts, the Spanish ruffle, and the Breton basque. Capes rise in prevalence for evening and street wear, inspired by Italian police styles, in light colors. Stripes appear across fabrics, with new ribbon use and bold collars, revers, and cuffs shaping the silhouette.
Paris fashion notes describe a bath coiffure with slightly waved hair drawn back into a soft knot at the neck. The look favors silky hair with natural ripple, featuring a chignon held by tortoise shell pins and a front two part. Evening styles include ornamental combs with a frizette and coils at the back.
Two veils are needed for protection from winter winds. A hexagon mesh face veil and a second draped veil called plateau veils with open filadora mesh and bordered ends. The veil crosses a small hat with ends at the sides while a fine face veil drapes over hat and face.
New waists feature button in back styles in georgette crepe with high collars and yoke trims. Fronts are heavily decorated with embroidery, metal accents, or lace cascades, while sleeve bottoms and yoke areas receive similar ornamentation. Light openings and semi Moorse style fronts appear in white, pastels, and bright colors across crepe de chine, voile, batiste, linen, and tartan tones.
A brief on the latest trends highlights feminine style with emerald green accents and white elements. The description mentions lip cloak options, a one sleeve pants look, velvet ermine trims, and a Mandarin necklined piece as favored combinations.
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