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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1950
Page
4
Practical fashion guidance helps women enhance features by managing makeup, hats, necklines, and jewelry. It covers color choices like blue tones, styling for varying face shapes, necklines, and hairdos to balance neck length and shoulder slope.
The column recounts Lindie Linette Norris’s troubled affair with Robert Francis, a medical student who abandons plans for marriage amid distance and silence. A wary Julieette counsels Linette to accept that Robert does not love her and to start anew, suggesting active life changes and personal focus to heal.
A feeble old man sued the railroad after a crowded trip with no seating. The court ruled the railroad must provide seats but found the man waived his rights by staying aboard and paying fare. It also covers alimony, custody disputes, and a lawyer's improper sectional appeal in separate cases.
The piece advises against hiding under beds during storms and says cars and airplanes are safer refuges due to metal bodies conducting away current. It notes odds of fatality in the United States at about one in 365000, discusses daily global lightning activity, peak temperatures, and that lightning often strikes clouds or the ground. It also covers strikes may repeat at the same place and even strike upward from the ground.
Corvallis researchers report a new superfly strain at Oregon State College showing 150 to 250 times more resistance to DDT than common house flies after 58 generations. Entomologist A W Lindquist notes the insects resist other insecticides, prompting radioactive DDT experiments to understand absorption and survival.
Marilyn Kay Howard, a 13 year old from Chicago, has osteogenesis imperfecta. Doctors performed rare operations on her legs, inserting stainless steel rods to reinforce bones. She now walks with crutches and braces, with hope to discard supports as bones thicken and puberty approaches.
Soviet soldier Michail Kuraty syev, fled to British Berlin, claiming guerrilla warfare in the Caucasus against Soviet rule. He cites Chechen and Ingushi survivors deported to Siberia in 1944, saying many hid near the border and some resist centralized authority.
CHICAGO After years of planning Ronald Ciszek and his wife built a home on the wrong lots. They hired a surveyor to plot lots 25 and 26 in North Elmhurst but found the house sat on lots 22 and 3 about 75 feet off. They sold the mislocated lots 25 and 26 and borrowed $1,600 to compensate the rightful owners of lots 22 and 28, then filed suit against the surveyor for errors.
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