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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1913
Page
7
A fragment recipe list includes Minute Bicouite made with sour milk or buttermilk soda melted butter and dough baked quickly. Pineapple Bavarian Cream combines gelatin pineapple juice sugar lemon and whipped cream folded into the chilled mixture.
The text describes cubing a half inch, using two cupfuls of potatoes with three tablespoons melted butter. Cook three minutes with seasoning of salt pepper and paprika. Sprinkle two tablespoonfuls of flour and one cupful of thin cream, then simmer slowly covered on the back of the hinge for twenty minutes.
Instructions describe cutting a chicken into seven pieces, coating with beaten egg yolks and herb breading, browning in a dripping pan, then baking slowly while basting. After cooking, thicken the pan juices with flour and butter to make gravy.
A garbled kitchen note describes an orange pudding with steps to cook and fold in orange pieces, beat in sugar, and top with meringue. Instructions are unclear and include conflicting terms and measurements but imply baking until browned and serving cold with meringue.
A fragmented note suggests using equal parts myrrh and bengoin essence to perfume interiors. It warns that kitchen smells intrude and many perfumes shock the nose, proposing saturated tabs of scented blotting paper as a remedy.
The Dry Goods Economist notes rising confidence in lace during the coming season. Paris fashion reports highlight generous lace use. home markets see attention to lace frocks, waistcoats, and coats. Net foundations with filmy laces, plain nets, and plaited frillings dominate, with metal laces gaining momentum.
Fashion notes reveal most hats stay small with velvet and malines ruling. Velvet berms with transparent tulle crowns gain traction in Paris and may set autumn and winter trends. Dark tulles and dark velvet hats prevail, while straw shapes remain scarce.
Turkish Towels with monograms enter the list of presents for the engaged girl. An oval linen token about four inches wide bears hand embroidered initials or a micnograf in pink blue or roan with two rows of fine machine stitching.
A pretty brassiere Style 14 made of altern ate strips of lace and beading with a wide ribbon threaded through it. Adjustable straps are used for evening wear.
Fish should be crisp and not covered during cooking. Serve large red apples whole on the table and polish with olive oil. A few drops of rosewater with almonds prevents oiling when chopped. Rub hands with celery or parsley after peeling onions to counteract odor. Place a clam shell inside a tea kettle to prevent lime buildup.
Virginia Baker urges parents to make homes inviting for boys by allowing freedom and orderly behavior. She advises providing books games and a personal space for socializing to steer youths from streets and encourage collecting as a constructive hobby with nature and God as enriching influences.
A historical tip explains reviving stale bread by sprinkling with cold water and warming in a cool oven for five minutes. The crumb becomes light and elastic again, but the bread should be eaten quickly as it loses freshness rapidly once revived.
A Berlin invention described in a technical journal uses a keyboard linked to incandescent lamps to spell words and numbers for deaf speakers. The device allows stations in separate rooms or distant buildings to converse silently, offering secrecy and quiet suitable for war news or confidential business instructions.
The piece notes many Latin American visitors in Spain, especially Mexican, Cuban, Uruguayan, Argentinian, Chilean and Peruvian tourists. It highlights their elegant dress, valued jewels, varied accents and lively presence on promenades, seen as refreshing to the town and its hotel trade. It remarks on Seville as a cultural hub.
In Chingford England a retired tradesman fined for shooting a pigeon argued all air above his land belongs to him. A London newspaper considers the claim valid and predicts airways may become public highways once the art of tying develops further.
Viola Ainsley and Peyton Fernald drift ashore after the Gull's Wing founders off a shoreheading, marooned on a small island. They discover tea and bread, salvage a tin coffee pot, and while awaiting rescue, Peyton declares that wealth matters little compared to love.
In a children’s department scene Julia exclaims at a pavement ant hole as her mother explains the ants’ tidying habits. The ants clean themselves with saliva and use combs and sponges on their bodies, hammering home a curious lesson about cleanliness.
Fragmented text discusses moral guidance for boys, emphasis on work, health, and character. References to beet capital, money, love of work, and practical lessons appear amid garbled phrasing and incomplete sentences. No clear events, persons, or places emerge.
Hattie and Jewel, two elephants, refused to separate as keepers attempted to move them. They sulked and trumpeted in a corner, showing strong bond after nearly a week apart due to Hattie’s home repairs. Eventually they reluctantly returned to their cages as the scene grew tense.
A playful sketch describes the house Wren as active and saucy, busy building in makeshift places like a bird house or coat pocket. It notes the bird’s rapid, sweet trill from late spring to autumn and hints at its lively, curious behavior.
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