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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1913
Page
14
Thin frocks of flowered crapes with satin sashes appear in outfits. Soft pile cottons and colorings promise wraps and pretty Leghorn hats trimmed with roses. Laces, nets, and frocks feature shadow laces white and ecru. Weathering fabrics include meteor molieres and pompadour foulards. Wool and silk brocades for afternoon wear show cutaway and three quarter hip lengths.
A bride plans a wedding bouquet split to please both aims. She makes the bouquet in two parts and as she pauses on the stairs she loosens the ribbons and drops only half into expectant hands while keeping the other half for potpourri.
Cut cold vegetables into small pieces. Mix carefully to avoid mushiness. Place a bed of lettuce and dress with French dressing.
The article explains that keeping teeth clean prevents decay, which is caused by bacteria in protected root areas and food residue. Regular brushing and rinsing three times daily and silk floss once daily could prevent about 75 percent of decay in children, aiding chewing, digestion, and overall health. It gives instructions for selecting a medium stiff brush and brushing technique for upper and lower teeth, inner surfaces, and thorough rinsing.
A dried orange peel placed near a red hot iron or on an old shovel is said to kill any bad odor in a room and leave a fragrant scent behind.
Cleaning tips for bottles vases and enameled ware use vinegar and hot water. Save soap scraps in salt bowls for dishwater. Use vinegar in cruets and let stand to ferment. Salt or fine vegetable oil on enamel improves washing. Rinse with warm water after. Beat eggs lightly with sugar to make a yellow frosting. Strain soup through a muslin cloth wrung with ice water to ease prep.
Do not stress about the heat. Take a siesta or nap if inclined. Wear light porous clothing and linen. Bathe with cold water once or twice. Seek shade and breeze away from sun glare. Eat fruit and avoid fats and heavy starches. Don’t watch the thermometer. worry worsens discomfort. Life and Health.
Clean hot water and as little soap as possible should be used when washing paint. Dry the paint quickly and rub dirty spots with turpentine on a cloth. If unvarnished, use whiting in the water or wash with cold tea. Do not keep the flannel wet or scrub with a brush.
A brief home remedy describes restoring a Panama hat using fifteen cents of oxalic acid dissolved in one quarter water. An old toothbrush or scrub brush is used to apply, rinse thoroughly, and dry in the sun. Do not alter the hat’s shape to avoid reblocking.
The German emperor parades with four colonelles, the empress, the crown princess, Princess Victoria Lowe, Princess Schaumberg Lippe, and Duchess of Meee Dari strt Accompanied by allied nobles the empresses and queens serve as colonelles. Sophia of Prussia shares military taste. Empress of Russia Alix and Princess Marie of Romania hold regimental roles. Queen mother Margaret of Italy leads a battalion of Prussian chasseurs.
Vice Consul Custens reports in Kasal district Bakete and Sula regions that natives readily admit paying taxes. He notes it is new to see Africans openly accept taxation, contrasting with the usual protest against taxes in Africa. The Pall Mall Gazette provides the original account.
A short excerpt from the Thouson Post features Eto recounting a rainstorm encounter. He explains a man with a large umbrella offered shelter, then fled when asked where he was headed, leaving the umbrella behind.
An Italian scientist states that a square mile of earth receives more heat from six hours of sunshine than the burning of over 2,000 tons of coal, underscoring solar energy's potential.
A Philadelphia Record quote notes that some people's wisdom lies in judging others actions and expectations. It frames moral guidance as social critique, highlighting the urge to prescribe duties to others.
A spring tale in Yacco follows Osana San a demure Japanese girl shaped by foreign praise as she borrows a motor car and whirls through rice fields and marshes. A tall American stranger Douglas Morton aids her escape and later seeks marriage as night falls over bamboo and temple shadows.
A playful tale of monkey mischief aboard a tropical voyage ends with a cruel grab and a kitchen caper. Also a quirky puzzle set asks solvers to divide cities into clever wordplay pairs with answers including Belfast Jackson Hartford and more.
A rugged verse about a pitcher delivering fast balls as a batter urges courage and speed to reach first base with the crowd cheering. The speaker showcases grit and competitive fire in a lively, informal tone.
A fragmented OCR passage hints at questions about a gun bill and safety measures. The text mentions concern over how the bill is processed and potential actions or protections, but details are unclear.
A Reading Pennsylvania boy trains a pigeon to respond to orders like a dog. Each morning the bird follows commands and returns after flying overhead, then settles back on the boy.
The ancient text notes sacred status of the bay tree and laurel in various cultures. It cites the peepul as sacred to Buddhists and Hindus, warns that bay tree withering portends death, and compares the importance of the olive and other trees to druid oaks.
The text lists playful word puzzles linking beheadings to foods drinks and objects. It mentions eggs tea fruit and garden items, a timepiece and a state part, a musical instrument and an alcoholic drink, ending with a scattered set of nouns Boll shark pear shoe clock drum.
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