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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1929
Page
7
A fragment suggests painting a sprung garden hose with pliable roofing paint to extend its life for another season. The quote from Sonny to Father on a seaside visit questions if a large field stays flooded during rainy season.
A collage of bygone salutations and witticisms. quotes on honesty, fashion, and manners mix with brief notes about Evan Fuller’s perfect attendance at a West Union High School. The piece blends aphorisms with literary quips and social aside lines from a historical column.
A vintage advertisement touts Phillips Milk of Magnesia as fast relief for gas and sour stomach, claiming it neutralizes acid, tranquilizes digestive organs, and is safe for children. It urges readers to choose the genuine Phillips product, warning that imitations do not act the same.
The London Sunday Times laments the waning practice of keeping family portraits and ancestor worship. It cites moral concerns about pride in race and laments the fading sentimental pull of Aunt Susan and Great-Uncle Robert as social habits shift away from such keepsakes.
The fathometer measures water depth by echo timing, aiding officers to steer ships in darkness and fog as reliably as in clear weather. It explains how the instrument helps pilots know past weather and navigate safely.
The obituary notes J L Stallings of Smith County Texas as the first county farm demonstration agent in America, appointed in 1906. His work inspired a nationwide program carried on by more than 2400 county agents, according to Farm and Fireside.
A fragment notes a speaker praising politeness yet lamenting a telephone mix-up when a operator offers the wrong number. The quip contrasts courteous manners with practical error in domestic life.
Jinks notes visitors from out of town while locals discuss how natives learn about city points of interest. The dialogue highlights familiarity with local landmarks and a shared sense of community.
A fragment from The Way Today quotes a dubious suggestion to gift a rotting pin to manage a wife and to buy her a revolver. The remark frames a violent approach as life law, reflecting harmful attitudes in the text.
A California contractor recalls a random park anecdote about waitresses in the vacation season. He cites the exchange over pie filling as a moment illustrating debates on workers and types of jobs. The excerpt reflects social attitudes captured in the Los Angeles Lines column.
A compact quotation from Shakespeare extols virtue and bold morality as timeless ideals. The line presents a concise moral teaching suitable for literary context and study.
Mrs. Jie Sun of Brainerd Minnesota praises Lydia Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound for relief during the Change of Life. She says prior weakness and nervousness kept her from housework, but now she handles chores and outdoor tasks. Her testimonial endorses the tonic as essential.
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