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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1926
Page
7
Maj Gen James G Tarbard recounts battlefield decision making during WWI. He details the tempo of reconnaissance, artillery setup, and the vital flow of information under fire. He praises American Pershing and French ally Dawes, and contrasts Pershing and Petain while stressing cooperation and joint command.
A writer recalls overworking and believing himself irreplaceable, noting the show business industry continued to grow with new theaters and circuits during his illness. He warns readers against hubris, shares humorous anecdotes from golf to mail service, and reflecting on career risks and gratitude to postal workers and colleagues.
An old bachelor who employed two housekeepers visits his favorite inn and jokes about insurance chaps. He says he decided to wed his housekeeper after a neighbor asks what he has been up to, prompting amused reactions from the company.
Diamond Dyes offer simple one step tinting or boiling to color fabrics. Each package includes directions and shows how women can dye wool silk linen cotton or all red goods to achieve soft delicate shades or permanent colors.
The Kansas City Star quotes J Fuller Given declaring he would go miles to avoid hearing one of his speeches, reflecting strong antipathy toward the orator. The remark frames public sentiment around an unnamed political figure and his speaking style.
A vintage recipe describes creaming butter and sugar, adding baking powder, flour, and milk in alternating steps. It instructs beating whites separately and folding in, then filling heart shaped pans and baking with a pink frosting for a decorative treat.
The fragmentary text presents a dialogue about the Barber of Seville and a pun about a forehanded man keeping seven dozen boxes of matches in a desk drawer, reflecting a quirky, humorous aside.
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