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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1951
Page
7
A guide on room layout emphasizes placing large furniture against walls to create space, with focal points like a fireplace or windows and mirrors to draw attention. It discusses balanced layouts, seating groups, desk placement, and decorative mantel ideas to reflect personality while maintaining comfort and flow.
A soldier writes about cease-fire talks in Korea and the risks of propaganda. He jokes about Red propoganda, photoshopped scenes, and the hope to avoid a drawn out conflict. The letter compares war to a football game and reflects weariness with the burden of telling the public the truth.
The piece quotes golfer Ben Hogan amid Kathleen Norris musings on marriage, gender roles, and women’s sacrifices. Norris discusses women giving up independence for partnership, childrearing, and emotional strain, warning that balancing careers and home life risks harming a wife’s dignity and soul. The letter from Wonnie Strong of Hartford illustrates envy, competition, and social pressure among women over marriages and status.
An aged Niagara Falls water flow discussion in New York includes park officials meeting in Buffalo to address reduced flow. The 1908 limits may be revised upward under a 1996 treaty, allowing increased diversions to hydroelectric turbines with potential cross-border water sharing adjustments.
Dororthy Barclay writes about homemakers choosing jams and fruit preserves. She urges buying seasonal plums early peaches and strawberries or making jam at home. Tips include using only half a melon at a time and selecting a firm ripe melon with bright green top and creamy yellow underside.
Good news for plum lovers as the year’s crop is forecast to hit 92 000 tons lowering prices at grocers. Plums will flood markets enabling salads desserts and preserves. Enjoy them fresh or saved for winter use.
WAUSAU WIS. State and federal agencies along with neighbors plan a one day effort to build a modern farm for disabled World War II veteran Frank Flees who was wounded on Guam. The project includes a house barn 68 fenced acres water reservoir and wood lots with materials and labor donated by local businesses and citizens. County leaders and the Marathon Portage area volunteer to staff the effort on September 12, aiming to turn a tract into a working farm for the veteran.
FRANKFORT Ky The agricultural and industrial development board of Kentucky announced recently nearly 1 000 000 000 worth of new industry has moved into the state or made commitments to move in since Fania Largest of the new projects are the 50 000 000 form id energy plant near Paducah and the 300 000 000 GE plant at Louisville
Advertisement describes an oval daily print measuring eighteen by twenty two inches in No 1 cotton with a statement d is thirteen inches. Likely features a chart, directions, and patent details number 7160.
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