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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1913
Page
3
Instructions describe Cakea wash parenips simmer forty five minutes, slip off skins, mash with butter salt and pepper, form small round cakes fry. Lima Bean Salad combines cooked beans oil vinegar horseradish ketchup pimentos and lettuce with dressing. Jelly Whip soaks gelatin then melts with tart jelly and fold into beaten egg whites with salt.
Instructions describe making a meat pie with ham and veal mixed with milk and egg yolk, shaping a round pastry lid, filling, sealing, and baking in a moderate oven for about one and a half hours. The method includes seasoning with salt pepper and nutmeg and brushing with egg before baking.
The article advises selecting earrings to suit face shape, recommending long dangling styles only for strong faces and preferring modest fringed pendants for many women. It discusses color harmony with hair eyes and complexion, favoring amber for brunettes and jet for blondes, with pearls best for youthful necks. enamel and silver tones suit deep outfits and blue serge.
After washing and drying, blankets should be beaten vigorously with a carpet beater. This method lightens the wool and restores a fresh look to the blankets.
Cheap handkerchiefs for schoolchildren can be made from sheer lawn or Indian dress fabrics. Exquisite modern point lace is taught in Vienna schools. A practical apron with long sleeves and a square neck is described. Crocheted bedspreads in block patterns use carpet warp or white crochet cotton. A method for securing buttons with a taped shank is explained.
The excerpt describes a themed celebration with blue and yellow colors, tulips, hatchet shaped treats, papier mache favors, and candy alternatives. It mentions a cherry tree stump motif and playful table decor with edible hatchet and cherry box ideas.
Instructions say to melt one pound of white soap with eight ounces of boiling water, then stir in six ounces of olive oil and one dram of camphor. Remove from heat and beat vigorously until thick, then store in jars.
An 1870s account describes the giant New Zealand moa as extinct with bones uncovered in peat bogs. The bird stood up to twelve feet, resembled kiwis more than ostriches, and vanished due to hunting and human impact.
A bystander recalls a mistaken identity as a funeral procession passes near Superior and East Eight Streets. He questions a man about the band and mourners in uniform, unsure if it is a Knights of Pythias event or a Maccabees parade, while others debate the scene.
A traveler says he has never seen corn this large. The farmer explains they planted a dwarf variety to keep the stalks down, noting the unusual size of the crop in the St. Paul Dispatch excerpt.
Overton hunts a night in Sandstone after the train pulls away. He checks in at a bare hotel, plans to watch the Corden-Stanley company show, and spends the evening in the dingy theater and backstage reading room where he confronts actress Mabel about leaving the stage for love.
A playful mathematical riddle explains an old party trick. Ask a friend to write birth date as numbers then perform a sequence of multiplications and additions. After revealing a final total, subtract 15 to learn their birth month and age from that slip.
A fragmented verse fragment shows a boy speaking to a father of the country. The speaker asks if the father once shared playful moments and pride, juxtaposed with references to light, reverence, and a stately presence. The text blends patriotic imagery with cryptic misspellings and interjected nonstandard lines.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions an aged person and unclear actions or events. Names, places, dates, and specific details are not discernible enough to identify a clear news item or outcome.
A garbled note discusses a map or plan related to nursery education and teaching methods. It mentions educators, observers, and possible conflict between practical study and theory, with references to children and supervision. The fragment hints at guidance or consultation but is unclear on specifics.
The text appears garbled, mixing questions about a bad cudl and a tumbler with references to ivy, a watch, and incomplete phrases. It lacks coherent events, sources, or identifiable subjects to summarize into a factual news item.
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