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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1913
Page
8
The note suggests using a knife for peeled tomatoes to preserve flavor and warns that dull blades spoil it. It offers tips for jelly with rose geranium, figs with lemon and cinnamon, and salads with lemon juice over vinegar. It also covers baking fish on greased cloth, handling pumpkins, parrafin to prevent decay, and cleaning glass bottles with coffee grounds and soap.
Soft ratine is used for travel suits with skirts cut above the ankle and no fullness loss. The lone jacket is generally double breasted and trimmed with large white or bone buttons. A belt in the back holds the garment in place.
Practical advice for reducing summer housework by removing heavy rugs and unnecessary furniture, using cool lightweight coverings or rag and grass rugs, keeping doors closed during peak heat, and opening windows in the evening to maintain a cool, clean home.
Practical instructions for making a butcher apron style dress, improvising trim and reinforcement from scraps, and sewing fine handkerchiefs with a French roll edge. It notes cost efficiency, and describes lingerie pillow construction with buttoned backs and varied buttonhole visibility.
Instructions outline a cheap, practical workbag made from a large handkerchief. It uses embroidery rings six and one half inches, two yards of two inch ribbon, and a colored handkerchief. Fold and crease the fabric into quarters, align folds, place rings, and braid ribbon to form two bows.
Maintain dress shields by soaking only in cold water. Do not soak in warm water as perspiration stains may set. Lightly scrub, rinse, and air dry without wringing to avoid damage.
A survey of odd matches and wagers in golf history includes a footballer chasing a ball around a course, a Fort Pitt wager driving a ball over city streets, Edinburgh bouts to Arthur’s Seat, and spire drives over St Giles in 1708 and 1910 long walks and armor plays.
An adobe structure in Santa Fe is noted for sheltering Coronado in 1540. The US barracks in St Augustine, Florida include remnants of the Convent of St Francis, completed in the late 1500s.
The exchange questions fate and punishment after a man admits to striking a thief who took his wood. Jencon claims the act was foreordained, while Elder asks why he struck the thief. The Boston Transcript notes the unusual defense and its practical implications.
On the Ventura a mutiny threat eases as Clara Brockway's plan yields harmony aboard. The minstrel shows lift spirits, a ghost act charms guests, and Dick Rich and Clara hide a growing romance while Ralph Halgren and Betty Molcombe reconcile. The ship tows in a Brazilian freighter, ending a voyage that reshapes two couples.
A historic nursery tale recounts how a Saxon abbey chief planned to surrender deeds to Henry VIII at Whit Hall. The wife hid the documents, Jack Horner carried them to London, but he failed under hunger and dropped the seal in a brook. The missing deeds sparked suspicions of treachery and a royal inquiry.
An easy experiment using a wine or water glass can impress observers. A small mist from the table is directed away unseen, then the glass is struck and balanced to show steadiness. A tiny amount of deviation allows the performer to time the trick precisely, producing astonishment.
Fragments discuss the origin of the apple pie order phrase and its unclear roots. The text traces a chant from a children's game and mentions letters marching through the alphabet as part of the rhyme.
The laughing boy Meter, son of Captain Robert F P Beott who died near the south pole, grows up without his father. Captain Scott’s death sparked no large trust fund. the English public raised funds totaling 875000 for dependents. Peter received 17500 and his mother Lady Reon 42000.
The piece recounts Giacomo, son of Louis, aboard the Orient at Aboukir during the Nile battle. Amid flames and wreckage he stayed still at his father’s command, keeping his vow while crew evacuated and the ship burned.
Hare and hounds a great game to play at a plane. One boy is hare the rest are hounds. The hare starts with no quantity of paper cut into small pieces and drops them along the track. When hidden behind bushes the hare curls. Whoop the hunters begin pursuit following the trail of paper until they reach the hare.
A farmer must read and understand the rules of distribution and timeliness. The greatest aid for a blind map is tactile relief, such as raised dots or textures. The best commonality from a justice of the peace is fair, lawful proceedings and clear guidance.
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