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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1912
Page
3
A New York American excerpt outlines a mental suggestion technique for shaping a child’s character. It emphasizes earning love and confidence, daily affirmations, consistent praise for virtue, and living by the child’s learned standards to form lasting conduct.
Recipes for Cocoanut Pudding Prune Pie and Crullers plus Ratwin Cake with detailed steps. Includes ingredients like coconut cream, eggs, sugar, vanilla, nutmeg, and baking powder. Instructions cover beating whites, folding in flavors, shaping dough, and baking times.
A Harper’s Bazaar style note advises rest for clothes and practical care. It suggests changing into relaxed wear after work, airing and hanging garments, and weekly refurbishing. It urges not to discard usable items and to assess needs before buying, seeking late season bargains.
A Chicago Tribune reflection on the duties and rewards of those who love us. It notes the quiet burdens they bear and the feeble gratitude they sometimes receive, urging kindness toward caregivers and family.
A kitchen tip describes using an old worn scrub brush from meat horseholls to peel potatoes. Scrub each potato wet and firmly to remove skins faster than a knife and avoid staining hands.
Instructions describe breaking frost jar rings, heating until bubbling, then applying melted rubber to leaks in seams of a weasela. Similar method suggested for a galvanized washtuba.
A box of fresh cooklica keeps cut fruit from drying and adds fruity flavor. A cut apple in the cake box preserves cake freshness for a long time.
A reflection on memory skills in social life noting that forgetting names and faces undermines social ease and connecting with others. It argues remembering people can influence friendships and success in social settings.
An article discusses whether a falling object always rights itself and how a person or balloonist might turn over to strike feet first. Professor Moulton suggests the principle could apply in theory to the earth to affect climate changes.
The Toronto Globe reports a Parisian gourmets method to gauge a woman's age by judging her dining course choices. From first courses to cheese and Camembert, behavior during a meal is said to reveal whether she is in her teens or beyond, with final cheese l the clue to an uncertain age.
In Olivet cemetery Frederick Maryland the grave of Francis Leach Key stands beneath a marble column crowned by a statue. The poet’s face is lit by the sculptor’s art with outstretched arms and a scroll on his left hand bearing lines from The Star Spangled Banner while Liberty sits on the pedestal holding the tag for which those lines were written.
O'Neil fathers Billy Patterpat with a drink as cowboys close in on the street. Billy reveals he has avoided alcohol for six months to marry a girl up country, hoping to reform but fearing relapse. The plan to prod him into dancing turns into a wager with risk of his sobriety and a rough night.
The article describes a game for eight to ten players played outdoors. Two sides form hunters and squirrels with a guardian guiding the squirrels to a hiding place and signaling by nut names. Hunters follow a planned route, then chase as the guardian shouts a countdown and they all dash to base. The next player becomes guardian and the roles switch.
The readable text shows scattered phrases about a crew or people, a ceremonial bow and a reference to beads and a place Los. The fragment mentions a day and a sense of movement but lacks coherent details or names to identify a clear event or outcome.
A New York supplement piece describes a playful badminton scene where shuttlecocks are used instead of balls, with tips on stance and play to mimic tennis. It urges quiet effort and self-control, likening strategy to ant diligence and fox cunning without malice.
Natuce lessens for children appear in a fragmented note. The text reads like a garbled school or story snippet with odd phrases about giraffes and monkeys and a push to avoid touch and pursue a good thing. Future context unclear.
A rough, cryptic poem asks about a game of ethoNetica of Wietery haar and OW. The speaker wonders if anyone can tell the meaning and asks what the game is.
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