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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1930
Page
3
Ginda Haverhill inherits worthless stock from her late father and seeks help from his friend Senator Converse. After a whirlwind courtship she weds Court Rey froth only to learn he is a penniless adventurer living by his wits.
Linda and husband Roth drift through two years of wealth and travel from Boston to Europe. He grows weary and violent, striking her in Switzerland. A perilous journey unfolds with a dangerous romance and a dramatic collapse of their lavish escape. A contrasting note tells of Karasjok and the famed lead dog Pailto in a distant Alaska tale.
Linda sits in a gray, lifeless landscape as fatigue and anxiety press in on her. The quiet morning train car hums with uneasy glances from strangers while she struggles to reconnect with her thoughts and the world outside.
The text lists Union forces at 2,128,948 with unclear Confederate estimates from 600,000 to 1,406,000. Union deaths and costs are cited, along with Confederate fatalities, and World War I totals including mobilized personnel, killed, wounded, and projected direct and indirect costs. It references Professor Busgart's cost estimates of 186,333,687,097 direct and 151,612,542,500 indirect.
Medical men in London battle the new automatic drug stores placed in railway stations and hotels. The machines dispense aspirin and bismuth, raising fears of children accessing drugs and a pathologist predicts fatalities from these devices.
An advertisement extols Castoria as a pure vegetable tonic for babies and children. It claims to ease colic, soothe crying, relieve diarrhea, and regulate bowels with gentle, bland taste and quick sleep aid, noting the genuine product bears Chas. H. Fletcher's signature.
The French glove industry historically met domestic demand and exported widely. Key production centers include Grenoble Mila and St Julien in the southeast, Niort and Chaumont in the northeast. The United States Department of Commerce notes the trade context and import figures.
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