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Newspaper

Big Piney Examiner

Location

Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Apr 04, 1929

Page

7

Aye for Freedom in a Back Yard Realm

Anne Snell defies her stern mother to cherish pansies from Mrs Binner, while Aunt Hortense intervenes. The family tug of control eases when a supportive elder steps in, allowing Anne to plant the flowers and glimpse a hopeful future beside John Binner.

Anne Suell Snell Tile Pho Alvy Harriet Binner Harriet Binnee Silas Courtney Kitty Long Jasper Mr. Snail Matilda Sibterly Diney Miss Uortense Dime Mrs. Snel Fortense Mrs. Snell Miss Hortense John Binner Hortense

Value of a Homemaker's Time in Saving Money

The bureau of home economics suggests homemakers start by tracking time and costs for tasks done at home. Compare self done work to buying substitutes, then compute worth per hour and prioritize high savings tasks. Machinery and ready made items lower time value, guiding wiser choices in household labor.

Bureau of Home Economes United States Department of Agriculture

Teen Einstein Theory Sparks Gravity Insulation Debate

A New York scientist contemplates insulation against gravity parallel to shielding against electricity and the Einstein theory. The remark circulates in a fragmentary Gazette item reflecting speculative science discussions.

New York Arkan Bis Gazette

Liechtenstein Seen Through a Traveler's Eye and Path

A National Geographic prepared portrait of Liechtenstein describes its geography from Rhine to Bodensee, its borderlands with Switzerland and Austria, and the rugged twin ridges that form the country's backbone. It notes old fortresses, valley roads, Triesenberg and Schaan, weaving mills, and a festive blend of pastoral life and Alpine scale, inviting travelers to view the nation in a single panoramic pass. The piece highlights how visitors from Davos to Innsbruck can glimpse the entire principality in one journey, with Vaduz as a humble capital offering a warm welcome and a practical inn experience.

National Geographic Society Washington, D. C Johan II Principality of Liechtenstein Louis XIV France Johan Switzerland Black Forest Bugel Friedrichsmaten Lake of Constance Bodensee Austria Germany Principality of Liechtenstein Rhine Paris Vienna Budapest Caris Buchs Switecland Schaan-Vadue Schellenberg Faduz Nile-High Mountains Sargang Luputian Land Eli Ruggel Schaunwald Klein Mels Schaap Castice Hart Domes Triesenberg Triesen Schian Vaduz Triesco Dinokestack America Balza Schwan Falking Kuhgratspitze Samine Samina Monaco Andorra San Marino Davos St. Moritz Sargans Inns Druck Tyrol Orient Express Metropolis Heromes Elizon

Long Flat Swing Touts Accuracy in Golf Rounds

The piece argues for a flat arc swing to prevent topping or schlafing about ten to fifteen percent of shots. It stresses accuracy at bottom of arc, describes how a flat arc helps the clubhead lift the ball and improve distance. It cites Tommy Armour, Harry Vardon as examples of effective swings and notes a groove-like path from top to behind the back for consistent hits.

Tommy Armour Harry Yariloh

Mashie Shot II BILLIARDS Tips on accurate mashie shots

The article discusses mastering the mashie shot in billiards for precise pitching to the green. It explains using ground rebound for back spin and notes divers are taken with this shot, detailing stance and impact while referencing 1939 Bell Syndicate material.

Bell Syndicate

Postal Excitements In Advertisements Rise

A country gentleman promoting a constrictor advertisement offers to send a route of laughter free. The wording hints at publicity tricks and free samples, reflecting peculiar ad rhetoric of the period and the playful mischief around postal notices.

Castoria: trusted baby remedy for sleep and relief

Castoria is promoted as a safe vegetable remedy for babies and older children. It promises quick relief for constipation colic and discomfort with doctors’ endorsements and a suggestion to keep an extra unopened bottle at home.

At Least That Should a Husband Keep Anything from His Wife

A Boston Transcript writer questions marital privacy in a brief, pointed remark about honesty in marriage. The quip contrasts financial need with discretion, noting the simplest sums may demand straightforward answers between spouses.

Minough Boston Transcript

The Very Best Time to Take Dr. Pierce Discovery

An old advertisement touts Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery as a blood purifying herbal remedy. It claims improved digestion and stomach relief from catarrhal conditions, with user testimonials from H. V. Hansen of Fuca tello Idaho. Items priced $1.35 and 65 cents with a trial offer of 10 cents.

Scotchman on Bus Trip Warns About Glasses

A playful fragment recalls a Scot saying goodbye on a busy trip and urging others to remove Hille Dennl's glasses when he is not looking at anything. The line captures light humor and local speech in a travel moment.

Htlle Dennl

Phillips Milk of Magnesia Restores Digestion After Rich Meals

Many suffer indigestion from sour stomach and gas after hearty meals. Phillips Milk of Magnesia quickly neutralizes excess acid, easing discomfort within minutes. Unlike soda, it provides lasting relief and improves overall digestion after overeating.

Phillips Phillips ME

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