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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1945
Page
2
Instructions on refilling salt and pepper shakers with corks removed and discarded. Paste mucilage paper over holes or use adhesive tape. Teaching children to wash hands thoroughly before using school or library books develops habits of cleanness and book appreciation.
Mrs. Jack Tracy of Knoxville writes praising Faultless Starch for easier ironing and better wash results. The advertisement touts special ingredients, easy preparation, time savings, and smoother ironing, urging readers to ask grocers for Faultless Starch.
Potato salad chills for several hours to let onions and seasonings permeate. Flavor improves as ingredients blend, creating a more tasty dish. Trail-Makers note that the first train makers in America were buffaloes.
The article outlines Truman facing a rising labor crisis postwar with competing White House advisories. It notes a shift from no-action to a proposed national wage policy to offset falling real wages, while farmers and unions wrestle with slowing demand, strikes, and political risk as public opinion grows hostile.
A satirical account of Rosalie Jeraby marrying Walter Dingleforth, detailing an elaborate society wedding with a large crowd, lavish decor, and a distracted reception. Guests crowd hallways, a harpist, and a lavish menu are described amid social commentary on modern weddings and their costs.
The article notes Louis Timothee, a French Huguenot, as the first American librarian linked to Philadelphia’s Junto project and the early public library. It details his apprenticeship, the 1732 library articles, and his later move to Charleston where he ran a printing and publishing shop that grew into a leading South Carolina firm.
A feature cites Dr H L Ilol Aison of New York outlining traits of the typical American man, noting vocabulary, beliefs about cures and superstitions, and tendencies to discuss personalities and trivial matters, with remarks on prices and watches. The item poses a self reflective question about the reader's own fit.
The tarantella, linked to a tarantula bite said to cause melancholy, grew into a famed southern Italian dance. In the 14th century epidemics were thought to be cured by music and dance with women dressed in white, flowers on their heads, led outdoors to dance until exhaustion as a remedy.
Cloudiess Skice notes Australia aims to create a film industry akin to Hollywood though central Australia is unsuitable for filming. Clouds needed for key pictorial effects in The Overlanders were scarce, forcing a 60 mile cattle run to photograph a herd as drifting clouds faded.
Lean fish of leanish is used for broiling or baking. brush generously with fat or trench dressing.
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