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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1919
Page
4
An illustration shows hanging ribbon sewing sets designed for easy access and display. A embroidery hoop holds a bow decorated with long loops, a kitten figure carries needles and pins, and a bell dangles from the ribbon. Cardboard pockets form needle and pin holders with scissors and pins attached.
A practical pair designed for men includes a light board foundation waste basket with rose tapestry, dark-green braid trim, tassels, and a tapestry medallion. The matching case for papers completes the ensemble, creating a coordinated desk gift.
The article describes tiny baby gifts made from narrow white cel luloid rings and ribbons. It notes flowerlike bells, bows, and safety pins with stitched stamens, plus day hours painted on ribbons. A christening gown motif appears with silk floss embroidery and silk threading for carriage ties.
A luxurious handkerchief case crafted from handsome ribbons, lined with satin, and trimmed with lace fringe. It features a dual shade ribbon quilting, trosettes at the corners, a central ribbon rose, and is presented as a high end gift suitable for a queen.
Readable text describes decorative garters and ribbon hats for festive wear. It notes dust neg and baunty dat styles with rose ornamentation, elastic shirring, and rosettes. Each rosette features a 1 bow of narrower ribbon and three small blossoms along the edge.
Two small linen bags decorated with embroidery are designed to carry money or jewels around the neck during travel. They offer a stronger washable option and a thoughtful gift idea, with an emphasis on practicality and personal touch.
A magazine review compares two young ladies gowns noting a conservative shell pink bouquet with moire ribbon and net, and a georgette frock with silk trimming. Both outfits emphasize youthfulness over sophistication and tease a backless trend.
Matched sets and neckwear dominate the wardrobe as Angora collars and cuffs replace lace pieces in street wear. Angora scarves, two and three piece sets, and fur fabrics gain popularity with holiday shopping rising. Bold colors appear among narrow scarfs while gold and silver brocade and monkey fur accent hats and bags for formal dress.
November 30 lesson on John 13 1 16 centers on Christ amazing love and his washing of the disciples feet The act symbolizes cleansing and service and prompts believers to follow his example in lowly deeds and brotherly love Every follower must imitate Jesus humility and serve others as a badge of fellowship and equality.
The excerpt urges enduring hardship until reaching deliverance where the burden lifts. It frames the journey as a moral ascent toward a final relief.
A brief reflection on how troubles arise from humans perceiving themselves as separate from the infinite source. The text cites Orison S. Marden and alludes to temptations faced by individuals when confronted with opportunity and cunning symbolism.
The account recalls Major General Morrison’s remark that the unit—McCrae’s brigade—was born from blood and fire during the fiercest phase of the second battle of Ypres. It describes trench HQs on the Ypres canal bank, a dressing station in a bank pit, and repeated burials as shells roared. McCrae’s letters show the inspiration for the poem written to pass time between wounded batches. The referenced unit stood as the Allies’ most advanced guns, bar one French battery briefly ahead.
The article describes the prestige of the mandarin title awarded every three years in Chinese cities. Examinations test philosophy, Confucian sayings, and composition with a vast pool of thousands of candidates and few vacancies.
A lawyer argues that appellate courts have allowed evidence from a subpoenaed witness, while the judge quips that the court will not admit the dicey term deuces take ’em, noting that aces have bent them. The exchange, styled in a police court courtroom tone, highlights clever banter over legal procedure.
A Louisville Gourler Journal fragment quotes a new waiter claiming he confuses himself with payments and says he makes foul mistakes with women. The terse note hints at social missteps and gendered humor in a casual dining scene.
The article notes dolls have long been popular as a mental aid for children. It cites evidence that ancient practices used dolls to comfort the young mind, including African tribal customs where married women carried a doll until birth before discarding it.
A brief note describes campers using a bracket to grip a tree trunk or upright support as part of a camp activity. The instruction emphasizes stability and balance during the exercise.
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