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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1925
Page
2
A piece foresees in a century the earth becoming a connected network via telegraph and radio voice. It predicts universal travel, a single language, a world government, and strict controls on life forms to protect humanity, with nations remaining but commerce and movement free.
The article argues for rebalancing athletics within college life, noting past excesses in valuing the body over mind and the costly, dominant role of sports. It calls for a better balance with academics, a larger stadium role beside the chapel, and reduced coach compensation.
A persuasive editorial argues that commercial air travel requires land and air facilities. It calls for adequate airports and air stations, navigable airways with charts and beacons, and municipal, state, and federal support to develop aviation infrastructure.
The piece critiques excessive meetings in American business. It cites department heads hampered by overbearing control and executives wasting time in repetitive briefings. It argues that higher management should avoid unnecessary conferences and quickly direct action to restore productivity.
The passage argues erosion chisels and planes the ground, yielding uniform slopes and equal elevations. It contends that if rainfall and temperature were identical across all sides, water would wash away evenly, erasing rivers, canyons, and rugged peaks.
A long OCR style glossary of crossword style clues and partial answers covering Latin roots animal names color words and common prefixes plus hints to letters and word origins. Includes references to Greek air related forms and a final line noting solution will appear in next issue.
Instructions explain filling a puzzle with words across and down using numbered definitions. Letters proceed from the numbered clues into white spaces while black squares block entries, with all words drawn from standard dictionary terms.
Gov Nelle Tayloe Ross accepts invitation to Salt Lake rodeo August 19 to 22. Producers and Refiners suspend drilling and abandon tests on Simpson Ridge at 7200 feet, deepest in Wyoming. Sage hen open season limits set by state game commission. Gil Gilly League plans Casper tournament to crown 1925 baseball champions. A. B Bartlett reports mineral springs inventory and potential radioactivity in Wyoming. Plans for magpie poisoning in Sheridan and northern Johnson counties discussed. State golf tourney at Sheridan CC September 3–7 with defending champions at stake. Employment survey shows peak activity in Wyoming with construction and mining gains.
Mrs Brown and Mrs Smith discuss summer plans as they consider returning to their longtime resort. They agree that old friends and new acquaintances provide the greatest satisfaction after a long year.
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