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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1951
Page
2
A homemaker shares cost saving wall care tips stressing regular dusting and cleaning to protect wall coverings. It outlines three cleaning aids, dusting order, and methods for painted and papered walls including dough cleaners and mild soaps, plus stain handling and avoiding streaks.
In a playful dialogue set in a restaurant, patrons joke about pre Korean war prices and war era terms. The proprietor and waiter engage in wartime lingo such as pre Ba stogne and pre Pusan while debating menu prices and a rolling back. A humorous exchange ends with a ham sandwich order tied to post Johnston sauce.
In an enduring newspaper essay Marlise Ross uses gradual acts of care to reveal Harold’s jealousy of family life. Marlise’s insight into his work and her daily walks help open his guarded emotions and shift home dynamics toward mutual respect. The piece ends noting love can surprise and heal even cold marriages.
An article describes belief in tiger-based tonics in Korea and China, detailing pills, wines, and extracts from claws whiskers bones and teeth said to grant bravery and strength. It notes Koreans and Chinese fearing or revering tiger lore as part of wartime resilience and ancient symbolism of power.
New Richmond Wis six towns Deer Park Star Prairie Somerset Dylon and Boardman sent about 20 people to donate a pint each during a two day Red Cross bloodmobile drive. Sixty recruiters from the area aided the effort to replenish the St Paul blood bank and plasma shipped daily to the Korean battlefields. The organizing committee offered taxi rides and babysitting to assist donors.
Canton Mass Dr Dean Sher wood Luce 74 a small town physician who began practice in 1905 was named the family doctor of 1950 by the American Medical Association. He delivered multiple generations, served as hospital mainstay and school physician, and warned against overcharging or socialized medicine.
Webster parish health unit held two vaccination clinics for dogs under the rabies control program. Dr. Armistead noted no rabies cases in Webster parish in five years of the program. Two veterinarians helped. all communities were visited. The ordinance requires unvaccinated dogs to be impounded five days and destroyed or sold if unclaimed.
Governor Fuller Warren forms a citizen committee to develop villages near cities for low income retirees. The plan envisions yards for chickens and gardens, financed by long term loans and about 15 dollar monthly rents, with the first village near St. Petersburg.
A humorous extract shows a Sunday school teacher joking about Lot's wife turning to a chloride of sodium and a pupil misquoting prayers. The scene includes a mother reacting to a praise from a teacher and a punchline about swear words. The piece alternates with a joke about Peter and a child mispronouncing words.
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