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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1918
Page
7
In western hills around Peking, old temple compounds provide inexpensive summer escapes. Unfurnished spaces, a raised sleeping platform, and a lone idol for company define the stay. Priests bring meals, leaving only quiet and occasional intrusion by rats.
A passage argues that critics are common and necessary to curb radicalism and guide better work. It likens criticism to a brake on progress, warns against harsh methods, and urges speaking truth in love as a safe, Christlike approach.
A two glove system is advised for protection against live wires. An inner fabric glove rests inside the rubber glove to wick sweat and shield the rubber from nails, while a leather gauntlet worn over the rubber glove guards against external damage and keeps hands warm in winter.
A concise reflection on feeling pride in a friend's accomplishments as if they were one’s own, highlighting how personal virtue is shared and valued through close bonds. The quotation underscores mutual respect, loyalty, and moral alignment within friendships.
A purebred three year old bull in harness was at Pew ened Wales used to plow fields on a farm. The owner bought the animal for a sum in dollars and used it for work on the property.
General March announced that eight divisions of National Guard and eight regiments of coast artillery plus two field artillery brigades will return to the United States to aid demobilization. The eight divisions include units from Georgia Nebraska Indiana and Arkansas among others.
New York Miss Evangiine Bough, matron of the Salvation Army, spoke from General Washington declaring the Salvation Army has done much since the beginning. She praised the station and troops, noting efforts in Germany and urging support for mission work.
Washington officials announced the war revenue bill advanced reforms on 1978 funding. The committee approved Chairman Sivan’s plan to cut personal and corporate income taxes, lower the war profits tax, and reduce event profits rates, amid party-line votes.
England marks Thanksgiving with unusually large celebrations as the British host American naval units. Officers and crews from five American battleships were entertained aboard British warships during the observance in the Port of forth and nearby establishments.
Secretary McAdoo said in a letter to bankers that the country must prepare for another intensive loan drive in late April. The plan covers voting certificates of indebtedness and bonds over the next six months.
Thaw, held at the Pennsylvania Hospital for the Insane since March 1917, was granted a temporary parole and taken to Pittsburgh by his mother during the Thanksgiving holiday.
The council of national defense and representatives of lending, industries and retail interests have withdrawn a plan urging that Christmas buying be curtailed this year.
Herbert C. Hoover the American food administrator and Bat Ward Hurley chairman of the shipping board have arrived in London. They were met by representatives of the British food and shipping departments to discuss relief efforts and cooperation.
British law officers and French authorities discuss extraditing the former German emperor over war crimes. Sources say Allied powers weigh surrender without full German consent, amid debates by French and British legal circles. The report notes contention among French officials about extraditing imperial suspects.
A child named Bobby Sawyer writes to Santa asking for gifts and expresses doubt about Santa's visit. Peter, the letter carrier, delivers a reply from Santa promising the finest present, and Bobby notes a changed, cheerier household as Christmas nears.
A vague report from Salt Lake City identifies Dr. Alaa Weimpunima as a prisoner of war who allegedly influenced a fatal incident at a wartime facility. The piece notes public attention to a mysterious figure linked to Airs Simith and a dangerous enemy, with details remaining unclear.
An odd fragment discusses Vice President Marshall potentially assuming the presidency if President Wilson is unable to attend the peace conference. The garbled text references lawyers merchants and international trade, with unclear attribution to figures and councils.
The article reports that American units in Nogland and England will be withdrawn as quickly as possible. Only a few men from the medical service and essential staff at camps will remain.
Members of the War Industries Board and 1600 employees presented Chairman Baruch with a loving cup funded by their annual one dollar salary contributions.
Chairman Creel announced that the Four Minute Men of the Committee on Public Information will finish their duties and be disbanded on December 24. The nationwide civilian wartime speakers organization ends its public information mission.
Greenfield Indiana commemorates Indiana poet James Whitcomb Riley with the unveiling of his statue. Delegations include U S and international visitors and students from across the United States.
Bobby Sawyer believes in Santa Claus as a telegram announces a family Christmas gift. His mother Edith Jim and the father, missing at sea, return home on Christmas morning after Bobby's faith and a letter from Santa Claus. The tale centers on the family's happiness and anticipation during the holiday.
An old advertisement urges mothers to check a child tongue for illness and to give California Syrup of Figs for constipation feverishness and stomach upset. It touts a sweet tasting remedy for all ages and warns to watch for counterfeit products.
An advertisement promotes Clear Skin Cuticara soap and Cuticara Olniment for daily use to soften and soothe skin. It mentions order details and a sample request to Cuticara in Boston and notes a Miss Florence Romaing’s recent appearance at a first class booth in saddening Ta.
Historical sketch of home treatments for influenza urging bravery and fresh air. Advises liver regulator Pleasant Purgative Pellets and Anuric Tablets to guard kidneys and ease pains. Recommends warm room, hot lemonade, foot bath, broth and dairy during illness and a post illness tonic like Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery.
A playful exchange between Robert and Willie centers on a one year old child and a dog. The comic remark notes the child's limbs versus the dog's walking ability, reflecting a humorous misfire about age and mobility. A stray line adds an environmental note that burning camphal reportedly degrades air quality by 800 000 cubic feet per ton.
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