13 Dec 1951
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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1951
Page
1
A reader asks how to paint over asphalt on exposed foundation areas after partial exposure during backfilling. Experts warn paint or cement paint may not adhere well to asphalt and suggest suitable surface preparation. The tale shifts to a bizarre medical anecdote about a doctor’s surgery and a prank cow episode.
Fragmentary OCR item appears to mix business, travel, and notices with garbled text. Readable elements include references to travel sections, possibly funds or notices, and a general classified listing style. Core entities and specifics are unclear due to distortion.
A playful guide to easy with-it holiday decorating and gift wrapping. It urges planning in stages, avoiding overwhelm, and offers clever wrapping ideas using bows cards and ribbons. Readers are coached to make homemade gift wrap with tissue paper and starch paper and to display greeting cards on wreaths or mantels.
A satirical monologue mocks new federal taxes and price hikes through a chaotic day. A narrator endures storms, fuel, beer, paint, and fishing mishaps reflecting rising costs. The piece parodies political references and ends with a quip about a New York election.
The piece critiques Freudian psychology and its impact on children and parenting. It contrasts home stability with the rise of interpretation by psychiatrists, arguing to preserve parental harmony and simple upbringing over medicalized views. It cites a local case of a rich family involving a father, mother, a young son and daughter, and a young psychologist.
The National Safety Council warns that wartime synthetic tires worsen skid risk due to reduced stopping power. University of Wisconsin findings by Prof. A H Easton show some synthetic tires outperform natural rubber in traction but offer limited overall gains, while reinforced chains remain effective in slick conditions.
Fragmented listing describes 7 inch pink and green petunias with no embroidery. Mentions towels scarves and table items with prices and color gate festa. Includes scattered phrases and names that are unclear, but indicates decorative textiles and plants for sale.
A vintage ad urges giving Camels and Prince Albert tobacco as Christmas gifts. It promotes bright festive cartons with built in greeting cards, highlighting Camels as America's most popular cigarette and Prince Albert as the largest selling tobacco. It emphasizes time saving, ready-made gift packaging and to buy from dealers now.
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