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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1930
Page
8
A speaker argues that industrial conditions have improved little for workers over generations. Child labor persists with thousands of children ages nine to fifteen at work, while Oriental children abroad earn meager wages. The passage condemns vast surplus profits and calls for fair distribution and sharing of work during downturns.
A historical reflection on advertising as a blend of art and function. It argues that space in print becomes effective advertising only when actively cultivated, and that copy must speak the reader’s language to invite them into the picture. The essay asserts art as a business essential and valorizes esthetic value alongside quality and price.
The author attacks government control of jobs in the Soviet Union arguing records hinder mobility and leave workers trapped, while praising laissez faire contrasts with Fascist Italy’s stance. He cautions that wage cuts reduce buying power and notes America’s lagging yet superior progress on unemployment relative to others.
The writer argues that today's older generation bears blame for social ills but should offer youth vision and ideals rooted in America's founders. He cites his experience on civil and criminal benches as basis for a sober appraisal of modern social problems.
The piece argues that school progress hinges on home conditions and that the White House conference on child health must be explained to the masses. It calls for a new public understanding of social statistics and a focus on factors like air, sunshine, and play spaces shaping child outcomes.
Reveals a National Geographic overview of southern France inland routes from Bordeaux to the Mediterranean via the Garonne, Lateral, and Midi canals. Highlights locks, scenery, Castels, Agen, Toulouse, Carcassonne’s Cite, and historic Les Eyzies grottoes with Prehistoric finds.
David Bonner visits Africa meeting the Zone family in Torrid Zone. Madagascar sings about warmth and snow, while Torrid describes heat and summer climates in southern Africa. They travel past Mozambique to the Victoria Falls in Rhodesia.
Little Mary, sent to a strange school, faced a surprising test. Her grade was one below passing, with only four students passing. She told her father she was distressed, then triumphantly claimed she was the best failure.
Four of Hawaii major islands host 700 4-H Club boys and girls from diverse races including Hawaiian Japanese Chinese Samoan Filipino Portuguese and whites. All speak English and are true Americans embracing American customs and ideals. Club work is carried out under cooperative extension efforts of the U S Department of Agriculture and the University of Hawaii.
The family doctor learned constipation often results from poor laxative choices. He created a harmless prescription using herbs and other ingredients. Dr Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin became the world’s popular laxative, praised for mild effects and pleasant taste. It is widely sold in drugstores.
The bureau reports twice as many students enter high school now as a decade ago. Virtually all children attend through fifth grade. Frank XI. Phillips notes 1918 data show 342 of 1,000 entered high school and 189 graduated, while 1926 figures show 605 entered and 234 graduated per 1,000.
A brief life quote notes that patience can yield almost anything if one waits, emphasizing restraint and time as a path to fulfillment.
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