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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1912
Page
3
A home dressmaking lesson outlines a popular season suit using dark blue silk serge. It describes a white chiffon blouse with lace trim, a blue chiffon veil, a diagonal front seam skirt, and a peck round cut with a lace frill and velvet bow. Sleeves extend below the elbow with a dark blue band, and advice warns against using scorched ironing sheets.
Practical advice on frying cleanup using salt to remove grease on stoves and preserving fabrics with flannel over brooms. A method to pad a frying board with a blanket batting and muslin. Using onion water from boiled onions to clean gilt frames, with a caution to wait until it cools.
Simple tips for a girl's room emphasize blue and white schemes with Japanese toweling panels. A couch or bed coverings, extra pillows, and basic sewing projects offer affordable, stylish updates that promote neatness and personal space, fostering independence and happiness.
Readable recipe notes describe baked potatoes with cheese and white sauce, layered in a dish with buttered crumbs and reheating. Macaroni and Eggs blends hard boiled eggs with macaroni, white sauce, salt pepper onion juice anchovy essence and cheese, baked until brown crumbs. Escaloped Cheese uses soft breadcrumbs milk cheese egg and seasonings baked until firm.
An old advice piece suggests treating rough brown arma skin with powdered pumice stone rubbed gently, avoiding cuticle damage. After cleansing, apply almond oil and massage cocoa butter in circular motions from shoulder to wrist for care.
A New York Sun report explains how shoe dealers handle customers with uneven feet or single shoes from mixed pairs. It describes making a matched left and right, or breaking pairs to fit two different feet, and a traveler who lost a shoe and needed a match after merging with another man’s footwear in transit.
A Chicago Tribune passage urges the practice of comradership in homes. It stresses kindness to devoted friends who forgive failings and the duty to treat loved ones courteously and to brighten their daily lives.
Queen Victoria endowed Epping Forest for public enjoyment and it shaped poets. Tennyson stayed at High Beech and his Talking Oak is linked to local oaks. William Morris recalled the forest’s educational impact on youth, while John Davidson found inspiration there away from Fleet Street.
A hungry Albert returns home to Bettina in a pink gown amid pink candles and a near bare dinner. Aunt Betsey notes cold meat and cold salad ruined romance, then Bettina learns to cook to please him. The couple share a modest feast and discuss balancing romance with food.
The article discusses experiments on simple worms that regrow heads tails and bodies when cut. It notes the odd powers of these organisms and warns against cruelty and reckless vivisection, drawing parallels to other injuries and the consequences they cause.
A boy wanders into a windy orchard where a gnarled apple tree groans with age. The tree speaks in a tremulous wisecrack about mornings and fear, urging the boy to heed the strange warning embedded in the scene.
A description of a writing game where Bach writes a word on slips of paper, players mix them and read in order, and each participant records them in the same sequence. Participants can adjust difficulty by setting length or time limits or by letting players introduce words as they please.
Fragmentary copy notes water and swimming remarks about a race and villages. It mentions children and a girl named Foes vid and a patient bella, but details are unclear due to garbled text.
The article notes the goldfish’s original color as light green with bronze tinge, not gold, and explains gradual breeding produced an orange shade. It reports goldfish escaping public fountains in Washington to the Potomac, with offspring reverting to lighter green tones in natural river conditions.
A figure linked to circus and entertainment contemplates a change in career, signaling a shift from ongoing performances to a different public engagement. The note hints at personal decisions shaping future appearances and roles.
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