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Newspaper

Cokeville Register

Location

Cokeville, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Dec 02, 1916

Page

4

Governor Peters Faces Boss Lloyd Over Moral Dilemma

At the capitol Governor Peters confronts Boss Lloyd over a municipal power struggle. Lloyd threatens Peters with his adopted son’s arrest to control policies. Peters reveals he has no biological son, only an adopted one, and forces Lloyd to face the press with the dictaphone record.

Capitol Lloyd Govermer Peters Mr. Peters White House Governor Peters Sadie du Pas Johnson

Inventor of steam foghorn died poor and blind

John Foulis, a versatile Scotsman who designed the first steam foghorn and served as a civil and mechanical engineer in St John New Brunswick, died blind and in poverty after a life of varied achievements in survey, art, chemistry, and harbor engineering.

John Foulis St. John N. B Glasgow Horace Glasgow Universitxn St. Daha Iver St. John Crown Land Office Thie Crest St. Joliet Harbor Oulis Light and Signal Service Government of New Linmawick Parteidee

The Reason Indians Face Death With Aces Tone

A provocative remark contrasts Indigenous stoicism with white behavior in the face of death as a sharp social-ethnic stereotype. The comment implies Indians are unusually fearless, and labels the comparison as a cultural trait.

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To Be Made at Home for Christmas Candles and Shades

A holiday guide describes candles for meals living rooms and dressing tables with glass brass mahogany sticks and electric lamps. It highlights shade styles silk and paper options plus a DIY bedroom candle lining and a bright satin ribbon tea cozy for keeping tea hot.

Home Made Paper Lamps With Decorative Ribbons

The article describes thin white cardboard shades and small lamps created from paper rope and wire. Decorations include bluebirds of wax, small roses in sealing wax, and blue satin ribbons. A mica protector backs the shade, and electric bulbs power the lamps with brown or green variants for living rooms.

Bedroom Desk Set Crafted from Heavy Paper and Cretonne

A description of a bedroom desk set designed for both men and women details a heavy colored paper desk pad, cretonne coverings, and end pockets. The pad is glued to a thick matching base, with a blotter and pen wiper similarly covered and bound with ribbons for an elegant, all paper and fabric finish.

Sure to Please Grandma Christmas Gift Idea

A playful note describes simple gifts for grandparents using inexpensive materials. It suggests printed Japanese milk or milk variants as a welcome present and explains a eight-section fabric slipcover made of four sections of figured cloth sewn together for a decorative display.

Two Man Shaped Pincushions Adorn A Dressing Table

The piece describes two unusual pincushions for men to hang near a mirror. One features a pink satin heart holding a bound soldier boy with a satin ribbon restraint. The other is a cork pin-tree on a meat skewer in a green wooden bucket with colorful pins.

Bags for Christmas: vanity opera and shopping bags

The article describes Christmas bags including vanity bags, opera bags, and shopping bags crafted from rich brocades and ribbons with metallic laces. A party bag features plain and figured ribbon with corded seam, silk lining, gathered top, satin ribbon casing, and side bows. A large purple satin ribbon shopping bag is highlighted.

How to wash blankets with ammonia and soap

An experienced housekeeper offers two methods to wash blankets at home. The first uses half a pint of ammonia in a warm water soak with blankets stretched over the tub, then rinsed and wrung. The second method involves shaving wool soap into boiling water, ammonia in warm water, careful soaking without rubbing, multiple rinses, wringing with wide jaws, line drying, brushing nap, and storage with camphor or moth bags.

English Chicken Pie Recipe

Pare six potatoes and cut small. Cook until tender then add two cups chicken meat and half cup fresh pork cut small. Cover with crust made from three teaspoons baking powder two cups flour two tablespoons shortening half teaspoon salt rubbed. Mix with one cup milk. Roll and place to cover pie. Bake twenty minutes and serve hot.

Economical Fruit Jelly from Citrus Rinds

Save rinds and pulp from lemons and oranges cut from drinks. Boil the scraps in water ten minutes, strain half the liquid, and sweeten to taste. Dissolve gelatin in cold water and stir in. Mold and chill. One dozen rinds yields about a quart, flavored by the fruit.

Bacon and Egg Hash Leftovers Reimagined as a Dish

Leftover bacon and a fried egg can become a new dish by mixing equal parts chopped bacon and mashed or boiled potatoes then frying the hash until brown. Garnish with parsley and serve with save or Catsup. Alternatively shape into cakes and fry until browned in butter or bacon fat.

Cream of Onion Puree Soup Method

Recipe fragment describes chopping two or three onions and cooking juice and pulp with two tablespoons of butter until golden. Add soda dissolved in water, then a quart of milk warmed in a double boiler. Mix in onions and cook until creamy, season with salt pepper and paprika, thicken with cracker crumbs, top with grated cheese, and serve with buttered toast.

Bacon and Apples Frying Method Note

Instructions describe thinly slicing bacon and frying to a rich brown keep warm on platter. Cut apples into rounds with care, do not peel, cook in bacon fat until tender, serve alongside bacon. Tomatoes prepared the same way.

Spot Removal Tip for Paintings and Chrome

A few drops of ammonia added to a cup of warm water can help remove spots from paintings and chrome surfaces when applied carefully. Avoid harsh scrubbing and test on a small area first.

Old Fashioned Pound Cake and Other Housekeep Tips

A kitchen column lists recipes and cooking instructions for pound cake bananas tarts boiled ham Hubbard squash and chicken pie with notes on method and flavor. The text includes baking tips and a motivational closing about playing the game today with a warm heart and a cool head.

Seasonal venison and village supper dishes

The article lists venison baked with butter onion thyme parsley lemon juice and current jelly, quick gnocchi like dough rounds fried in grain flour, roast guinea chickens with bacon and guay jelly, apple schmarren with apple batter, cabbage with sausage boiled or roasted, fried latticed potatoes with parsley, offering a rustic menu selection with prep hints.

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