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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1913
Page
7
A compact guide presents Baked Lemon Pudding and Rice Pudding With Fig Sauce. Instructions cover mixing sugar flour and bread crumbs with lemons and eggs, baking times, and serving options. The fig sauce method uses hot rice, buttered cups, fig pulp, lemon juice, and sugar for sweetness.
A fruit dessert layering graham crackers and apples in a buttered pan. Alternate crackers and pared sour apples to two thirds full, then bake puffing with a milk egg mix until brown. Serve with a sweet sauce.
A simple instruction for preparing cider eggnog in a tall glass. Beat one yolk with sugar, add ice and cider, then top with whipped white of egg and powdered sugar. Optional: beat eggs without separating and dust with nutmeg.
The piece lauds individuality in dress and praises Mme Paquin’s claim that American women are the best dressed in the world. It notes a growing, discriminating taste reflected in daily fashion, calling American style a model of elegance.
The article advises methods to create natural water waves by brushing hair to the head, pinning sections with invisible pins, and using an old chiffon veil overnight. It suggests alternatives with tape bands or wire pins and notes stiff hair may need soapy brushing. warns against overly stiff waves.
How to wash cut glass carefully to avoid chipping. Place shavings of white soap in a wooden bowl pour boiling water over them. When lukewarm wash glass in the suds with a soft brush. Rinse in a second bowl with lukewarm water. Dip in a third bowl with lukewarm water and bluing. Dry with a soft cloth and polish with tissue.
A simple camphor method preserves household silverware brightness with minimal effort. Place a camphor lamp on each shelf where silver is stored to reduce polishing to every few months. Keep a small lump the size of an eye in the drawer with flat silver to aid cleansing.
An aged recipe style list gives home hacks. It mentions stopping door creaks with a waxy polish, loosening apple skins with boiling water, rust removal with iron hematite like substances, and cleaning fabrics with salt in gasoline spots. It reads as household lore with practical steps and cautions.
An old recipe promotes cornmeal and kerosene as a quick hand softener and whitener. Mix a handful of cornmeal with kerosene, rub hands as if washing, then rinse in warm water. A simple, home-based remedy offered as an alternative to cold cream.
How to cut new cake and slice fresh bread by dipping the knife in cold water for cake and hot water for bread to achieve smooth cuts. The advice emphasizes using temperature changes to ease slicing of freshly baked goods.
The Cincinnati Tribune notes a pleasant breakfast etiquette rule set. It advises diners to avoid hurry and business talk, encouraging calm conversation and enjoyment of the morning meal.
The article recounts artist Tod Todor’s experimental scene in which a model twins fear as he sketches a dramatic pose on the edge of a five story pool perch. He uses a wry expression to capture a woman’s startled look as she imagines leaping into the dark water.
A brief item notes payment of expenses for a painter who fell from Brown-Sure, praising the man as too good to be unkind. It mentions he touched up several areas during the fall that would have been hard to reach otherwise, highlighting the exceptional skill involved.
A fragmentary exchange shows a cordial invitation to dine with Mr Low, with humor about social proprieties and the woman’s reassurance that all will be well. The snippet hints at social etiquette and casual domestic planning.
The Castle Opera troupe endures a tense rehearsal as pianist Boris defends Mildred who is nearly crushed by Webster. A staged punishment is overturned, leading to a cautious resolution and a quiet show of support from fellow performers.
A playful guide suggests decorating with paper flowers and a doll in court jester attire as a centerpiece. Guests are welcomed with a hoax at the door and a playful dining sequence using improvised finger foods and decorative touches, ending with a prize for the silliest memory.
A toy party invites guests to bring a toy not exceeding a set value. Toys are counted and voted on for originality, with a prize for the top item. All collected toys are donated to a hospital for underprivileged children in the party’s name.
Ruth and her mother travel countryside and observe golden wand like flowers blooming along the roadside. A fairy prince explains he lost his wand while chasing beauty and discovers a girl admiring a flower. He chooses to let it stay and blossom for earth’s joy.
A mother corrects a child during a meal noting no pudding for poor days. Kitty is told to say grace with folded hands as she ends the meal with a prayer. The scene preserves a quiet moment emphasizing gratitude and humility.
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