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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1929
Page
8
A vintage kitchen feature offers tea table dainties and desserts with step by step recipes. It lists Half Moon Cookies, Glace Dates, Fruit Ring Salad, Angel Cakes, Ice Box Cookies, Pineapple and Orange Dessert, and a special Devil's Food variation. Includes tips on serving afternoon tea, cookie shaping, and frosting ideas.
Julia Botromley reports on fall fashion focusing on hats that mirror wearers moods and costumes. Fur trims, varied felts, and novelty patterns dominate, with bold color palettes and refined tailoring signaling diverse street and daytime ensembles for the season.
Mother Bantam shares the tale of how the little chicks became her children after a stolen nest and eggs. She explains how she found loving motherhood with them and how their love confirms a happy ending despite a sad beginning.
Puzzle questions include what walks only when worn and what we must all have birth birthdays. A phonograph sings though not alive while a mirror cannot talk yet shows how you look. Kings tying deaths and hard decks of cards appear as jokes about puzzles. The piece ends with a pun about milestones and standing army.
In early Canada fur trade practice trappers kept foxes and other fur bearers in warm weather. muskrat pelts were valued for their wear and dyeing suitability. The muskrat, once seen as a pest, now drives a growing western Canadian fur farming industry as ponds and marshlands increase its supply and value.
Alayxence de Polignas discusses American tribe regulations with praise and confusion. A foreigner asks about white squares on streets and a Joker quips that if you go outside the lines it doesn’t count.
A Sainton postcard salutes Good King Wenceslas as a stamp saint joining a select pantheon from Gabriel to St. Vitus. The dedication comes from Czechoslovakia, honoring him as patron saint nearly a thousand years after his death. The two high value stamps show the saint on the design.
A recently discovered process coats silk, wood, and cotton with a thin metal layer. The metal plating enhances durability and efficiency, helping materials withstand rough air service conditions.
A new armored teaviar design serves in orchards not battle. Shields for the driver and treads allow passage under low hanging branches in citrus groves, enabling safer navigation through orchard rows.
A Belfast News Letter style snippet shows Cathleen teasing Raymond with a playful line about kissing, calling him the laziest man she has met. The exchange is lighthearted and humorous.
An old advertisement touts Phillips Milk of Magnesia as a universal sweetener that neutralizes acid in stomachs. It claims physicians endorse the product and notes its long history with the Phillips Chemical Co dating back to 1879.
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