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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1917
Page
9
A vintage display features women’s aprons with festive Christmas trees and cheerful designs. The event highlights two new attractive options and vows a mix of braveries and edgier styles while discussing attire suitable for the season and social gatherings.
A description of a navy kit packed with numerous items including soap powder scrub items and personal goods. The text lists tools, threads, tobacco, pipes, and other small objects bound with braid, noting a bag of items intended for cheerful gifts.
A decorative neckwear piece features red and black diagonal weave with black satin lining. Black fur edging graces the collar and cuffs while soft bands fasten with hooks. A rosette of black feathers centers the collar with dark red rose clusters.
Knitling bags of cretonne and ribbons are shown, elegant and inexpensive. Two views display a wide stepped ribbon bag suited for shop use, parcel carrying, and general tote tasks.
The article describes Chinese inspired breakfast caps with Hii lines crown and lace frill for a brim, featuring a Yoretti top support and lace frit. A satin bedroom slipper pairs with a satin cap, sewn to a soft sole, gathered top, and a leather bar with ribbon trim.
A vintage description of dainty camisoles and boudoir undergarments featuring riblon mesh, crepe georgette, and net fabrics. The piece highlights pale pink tones, wide satin ribbons, lace insertions, and decorative knots, with notes on construction and price details.
A fragment describes wooden figurines named plagocraft irla used as gifts for friends. Each figure stands before a pia or frame of a telephone, with a mouthpiece forming a crown or bouquet, and can be painted to match a buyer’s taste.
A garbled OCR style passage presents a jumble of quotes and fragments. It mentions faces and names in a dreamlike exchange with stray phrases about rings and work. The overall sense is cryptic and nonsensical with no clear narrative.
New York City's relief committee urges rabbit farming to boost meat supply. The plan advocates households and farms raising rabbits to alleviate hunger and stabilize food availability amid shortages.
Fragmentary text mentions a Brat fete and a religious or ceremonial theme. Names and places are garbled, making core facts unclear. The readable bits hint at a discussion of customs, a festival, and a person named AP Sender with a possible expert reference and a question about tenancy or care.
A garbled OCR passage describes a baffling scene referencing the Pope, the Holy See, and a “Triple Crown” with scattered fragments about places like Venloire and Chitstendainy Landon PHstita. Names and events are unclear, but the tone hints at a satirical or cryptic diagrammatic poem.
A chaotic report mixes a theft case over an opal ring with scattered names and events. Chantel and others appear in fragmented scenes, detailing claims, witnesses, and a courtlike sequence amid a jumble of dates, places, and involved persons.
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