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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1919
Page
2
Small amounts of meat are slowly cooked into dishes like Chicken Gow lash Spanish Chicken Beef Fricadelles French Beef Hash and Deviled Chicken. Recipes use cooked chicken beef pork and potatoes with butter oil pepper paprika onion garlic and stock to create quick meals.
A quatrain speaks of rain as a blessing while noting the sun will return. It contrasts heavy clouds with a hopeful blue sky just beyond, suggesting weather cycles and optimism.
A recipe list describes multiple salads including Egg and Cabbage Salad using deviled yolks mashed with mayonnaise, Cabbage Salad with pork fat and vinegar dressing, Shredded Cabbage with Cream, and Cabbage and Green Pepper Salad. It outlines preparation steps, seasonings, and serving on lettuce with various dressings.
A woman named Neri Mer browses a photograph album and finds a childhood image of herself. She recalls being a bald, homely baby and notes the lingering impact of the past on her present self.
Wyoming Bankers' Association draws 700 delegates at Cheyenne for the eleventh annual convention. Notable items include a Casper murder verdict, child injury incidents, Pershing's planned Wyoming visit, and local nonprofit pushes.
A Louisville Courier-Journal excerpt notes European royal heirs trained in crafts or arts as a contingency for future needs. The dialogue references royal lineage and speculation on the Kaiser’s sons occupations.
A garbled exchange shows characters Gort and Ie discussing a skin game and a request to bring something of a fukey. The phonetic quirks hint at regional speech and a covert scheme, with an uneasy undertone between speakers.
The Agriculture Department urges pre frost crop cover and offers methods to store tomatoes, corn, beans, peas, onions, potatoes, beets, carrots, cabbage, celery, pumpkins and squashes for winter use. Hunger for late-season produce can be eased by cellar storage pits, earth mounds, and dry rooms with ventilation advice.
Jack Frost threatens crops but careful planning can extend the growing season. A well prepared garden can yield fresh vegetables longer, potentially several weeks, so produce remains available even as frost nears.
A concise saying explains that during courtship and after marriage, all is fair in love and war. The note frames romance with a historical proverb tone. It highlights the broad idea that romantic strategy may mirror battlefield leniency.
An old advertisement touts Green's August Flower as a universal stomach and liver remedy. It claims to relieve indigestion fermentation sour stomach and constipation by stimulating the liver and cleansing the intestines. Sold everywhere.
A playful remark frames tea fights as never producing winners, just a consistent draw. The quote contrasts competition with perpetual stalemate, suggesting tea battles end in equality rather than clear victors.
Advertisement promotes Cuticura for pimples and blackheads with Ointment Soap and hot water for quick wash and daily upkeep. Mentions Cuticura Talcum to maintain clear skin.
A large undisclosed employer reports that among over six hundred returned soldiers 48 percent are more efficient than before service 58 percent show similar efficiency and 5 percent are less efficient. The firm notes men are more orderly punctual and many previously difficult workers are now disciplined.
A wartime exchange describes a corporal scarred from accidental duties and a trench barrage mishap. The humorous quip contrasts misfortune with optimism as another voice jokes about packing troubles away in a kit bag.
A friend recalls seeing Jeanne playing with a bumblebee in water. The girl notes the bee seems to be enjoying itself, but adds with regret that the insect does not realize its predicament.
Report from druggists warns many people suffer kidney issues without knowing it. Dr Kilmer Swamp Root touted for its alleged success and insurance inquiry link. Sample bottles offered by Dr. Kilmer Co with paper mention.
The tale recounts Sir J. B. Robinson in 1860 crossing the Vaal river seeking diamonds. He refused 5 then 0 for a small stone, offered 20 goats as the price, and bought them for 97.50 to obtain his first diamond. The anecdote is told by Robinson and cited by the Philadelphia Public Ledger.
The Stars and Stripes reports a day when soldiers received their belongings for laundry and left the barracks immaculate with no sheets, pillows, or lemon specks in the mess hall, highlighting exceptional tidiness by the unit.
A brief note describes Meat Do as kindly serving all neighbors with generous help and care. The piece hints at careful, thorough preparation before extending aid, emphasizing approachable, supportive conduct.
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