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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1929
Page
8
A whimsical dialogue where Mr Potato and others discuss differences in appearance and taste while exploring if potatoes can have ideas. They joke about seasons, cooking methods, and their wishes to be mashed, baked, or stewed as they are carried to be cooked by the cook.
A jumble of partial questions and garbled phrases asks about what runs without legs, pens not for writing, teapots like kittens, and a tooth drawn like something forgotten. The text includes misprints and incomplete lines, mentioning a tree with twelve branches and thirty leaves per branch, and a reference to a year.
Brahms, famed composer, was somber yet enjoyed wine and humor. A wealthy host bragged his cellar, presenting a bottle and calling Brahms the Brahms among wines. Brahms tasted, praised the wine, then quipped he would also like to meet Beethoven through such cordial acquaintance.
The article analyzes how coal appears in the Authorized Version and Hebrew sources. It explains five Hebrew words behind the English term and notes the primary sense as live embers or fuel, likely charcoal in some passages. It cites examples from Proverbs and Romans to illustrate metaphorical uses.
Two child burials uncovered at the Wupitik National monument in Arizona. Custodian Jesse C Chuke recounts examination of a skeleton with a shell neckpiece and three pieces of pottery scattered around. Moisture destroyed most remains. only a small fragment survived after offerings.
A historic locomotive design described as an extended engine intended to haul a large coal load. The text notes a 129 foot dome, a mechanical stoker to crush and deliver coal, and a plan to move a long train with cars guided in two stages.
The Nile reaches the Mediterranean through two channels called Rosetta and Damietta. The text notes the river’s summer tendency to dry up before reaching the sea. It mentions Hiranah and references the summer season shaping river flow.
Fragmentary lines imply a personal plea or mockery about self harm and fuel metaphor. Limited context prevents clear event, person, or location identification.
New York and Massachusetts mobilize 1,800 extra wardens to guard woodlands. Adirondacks and Catskills receive intensified patrols as observers warn of unusually early woodland entry this year.
The text notes Laynton TM Presidents Herbert Hewer as the third person to become U S president without previously seeking office. It mentions Taylor and another unnamed figure as the only two elected presidents who had not run before. The passage references war service and remarks by Howell and Powell about personal dedications and roles in a wedding.
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