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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1913
Page
7
Home methods describe preserving color with salt water soak, gentle washing with mild soap, and careful drying. Stains like rust or ink are treated with rice or milk, while embroidery edges are pinned and rolled to dry. Leather and kid gloves with decorative stitching remain fashionably washable.
The article outlines 1913 bridal fashion focusing on white fabrics with soft lustrous textures. Popular materials include white crape tussore plain crape charmeuse chiffon fairie canton crape moire chiffon and brocade chiffon. Laces trim or form the gown bodice while chiffon rosettes and orange blossom accents adorn bridal slippers.
The passage describes skirt drapery with fullness caught under towers or beads, tunics and overskirts plaited along the front, and jet panels of accordion plaited chiffon. It notes successful cross drapings using straight lengths of superfine fabrics attached at the front and secured near the back of the gown.
A collection of home cooking directions for soup, roast chicken, minced meat on toast, baked beef roll, and related dishes. Instructions include ingredients like baked beans, water, tomato, breadcrumbs, onion, butter, thyme, lemon juice, parsley, and beef with milk and eggs. The methods cover boiling, rubbing, baking, and simmering with basic pantry items.
Roil sweet potatoes until soft then slice and layer in a buttered pudding dish. Sprinkle with light brown sugar and dot with butter. Pour water to cover bottom and bake thirty minutes or more until top browns and syrup forms. Some add flour between the layers. Serve hot with meats and vegetables.
The guide outlines standards for appealing sandwiches with fresh quality ingredients. It emphasizes fresh prep of dressings and greens, lean meat free of fat, fat, and gristle, and properly tempered bread and spreads for texture and spreadability.
The piece profiles famous editors and proofreaders such as Cadyle Huge and Campbell Keen, noting their obsession with comma placement and minute margin details. It highlights Carlyle, Victor Hugo, and Willan Watson as meticulous authors whose works reveal intense attention to typographic accuracy and revisions.
The 17th annual report of the American School of History and Preservation (New York) outlines Governors Island in New York harbor as a historic eastern U S Army headquarters. It notes Indigenous and Dutch names Pagigane k and Nutten Island, early ownership by Governor Van Twiller, 1637, and its fortification use through the French and Indian War, American Revolution, War of 1812, and Civil War confinement of up to 1800 prisoners.
Dialogue snippet shows Brown facing ruin from speculation as a secret engagement is discussed between Fortunate and Niece with Uncle listening. Blatter appears as a file note.
A long recounting of the bandit Cortina in Mexico, the alleged deal with a presidential aspirant, his capture and dramatic surrender, and his death at the hands of a Caribbean lover while under guard. The narrative notes government complicity, public curiosity, and eventual fading of the case from memory.
A midwinter complaining figure laments cold life and laments chilly days, but spring and summer bring toil and heat. He must work from morning to night gathering pears apples cabbages and provisions while reflecting on the misjudged comfort of winter.
A unique clock in the main drawing room of a New York hotel named The osive Muse attracts attention with weather predictions and portraits of historical figures. The device reportedly features a clock face showing Nelson’s death and is described as crafted by crippled workers over four years with simple tools.
Fragmented OCR note describes a game segment where a player named nate is keyed to defensive duties. It mentions catching fouls and hunting ground positions, with scattered references to portions of a larger match. The readable text is garbled and lacks clear names or outcomes.
Two young men explored a cave in Lookout Mountain Lookout Tennessee. They became lost after five hours and were unable to signal for help. They waited three days and nights enduring cold hunger and fear while awaiting rescue.
A reader asks which figure among biblical stories is strongest, noting Jonah and Moses. The fragment questions epic feats and limits set by divine acts, implying debates over prowess and weakness within biblical narratives.
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