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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1918
Page
7
An odd collage of lines from The Kitchen Cabinet intermixes nature imagery with a culinary instruction. It mentions the sparrow and robin, a narrow path for people, then shifts to a cooking note to pour jelly over chicken and let it stand overnight before unfolding.
A period kitchen features uses for leftovers with recipes for Cereal Pudding Putt, Baked Codfish Puffe, Ham Loaf, and Deviled Fish. It praises Walter Scott quotes and the value of ATMEAL, extolling oats for digestion and nutrition, plus several oat based dishes and serving ideas.
The passage describes potted meats and jellied chicken methods. It details potted fish with mace and preserved by fat, potted chicken mixing with tongue or ham, and a jellied chicken recipe using gelatin, onion, bay leaf, mace, pepper, salt, and boiled bones for stock.
A wartime household guide lists tongue heart sweetbreads kidneys livers and brains as usable foods for variety. Recipes include Beef Heart With Veal Stuffing Smoked Beef's Tongue and Sheep's Kidneys on Brochette with step by step preparation and serving notes.
The American Red Cross reports substantial aid to France including 5.65 million francs for sick and reforme soldiers and families, evacuation of repatriated children via Evian, hospital care for thousands, and creation of 26 Paris lodging houses for refugees. Rehabilitation across forty four departments, construction support, fruit tree plantings, and clothing and medical supplies totaling tens of thousands of items are detailed.
The article urges early training for girls in riding, swimming, tennis, walking, and music to enrich life. It comments on summer fashions for young riders, noting the practicality of washable fabrics and breeches, and endorses ponies at local shows as rewards for excellence.
The piece notes revival of Yair Roman belts and old-time Himhes fringe in new fashion. Describes belts matching bands with white golf outfits and jade accents. Mentions daytime wear with wash dresses and harmonized accessories including jade pink touches.
French government prohibits face powder made from rice as 100000 soldiers’ rations are wasted daily on women’s powders. Officials cite wartime needs and rationing pressures affecting civilians and troops alike.
Wyoming brief items report on Labor Day dances, school superintendents, and a home guards organization planned for Lander. It notes fatalities and wounds in conflicts, mining losses at Rambler mine, draft movements to Camp Lewis, and farm and stock-raising emphasis at the Wyoming State Fair.
Quote discusses high fog costs and skepticism about rivals boosting merchandise prices faster than the speaker. The dialogue centers on price dynamics and market conduct.
The fragment records a defiant challenge with dated tone as a speaker rejects alteration of his appearance. Names and precise context are sparse but the confrontation hints at political or social tension reflected in the dialogue.
A devotional lesson outlines Christ’s call to disciples to influence society as salt and light, with the Great Commission as the core, urging universal gospel outreach. It notes salt’s penetrating, purifying, preserving roles and says Christians must remain in the world without compromising, while brightening the path to God. It also covers Paul’s Macedonia call and early European mission, focusing on divine backing and guidance.
The piece reflects on God as a loving father who cares for his child Meliptoah, emphasizing that divine love rests on being a child rather than on personal merit. It portrays the intimate tenderness of the heavenly heart amid human foibles.
Fragmentary note suggests a religious gathering or sermon about the word of God and merit at Hamilton with themes of steadfast faith and pews. Details are unclear due to broken OCR.
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