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Newspaper

Big Piney Examiner

Location

Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Feb 01, 1917

Page

5

Brothers in Charity Rise to County Office

Alice Wardell and Lois Trussell witness Norman’s choice as Robert Russell rises from poverty to lead a district. Russell rebukes luck with practical philanthropy, building a coal yard into a neighborhood club, aiding the poor, reforming a drunkard, and earning broad local support. A late victory in Milton township credits communal deeds to political success.

Norman Alice Wardell Lois Trussell Lois Robert Alice Doughtily Howe Wardell Russell Alice John Dayton Dayton Grain Exchange Robert Russell Witter David Warfield Milton Stobert Milton Township Kenad David Warfeld Warfield

Open air schools lift sick children to health and learning

Rosie watches sister Mary thrive on the roof top open air school where milk crackers and a cold weather system keep the ill child healthy. Mary grows strong as over 1,000 open air schools nationwide prove to be a life and health boon funded by Red Cross Christmas seals.

Rosie Mary United States Red Cross

Lazy Man’s Land in a Tennessee Valley

William A. Bradley portrays a Kentucky mountaineer and Tennessean clashing over manners in a rural morning at Sneedville. The scene opens with locals waking at 4:50 for breakfast and filling courthouse steps, while women in bonnets linger by fences, a sleepy town mirroring a lazy man’s land.

Tmom Sneedville Tiny Man's Land William A. Bradley Harper's Chalra

Love Alone Not Enough for Happy Marriages Says Professor

Western Reserve university professor James Cutler argues love must be joined by partnership. He urges wives to share in business and hobbies, noting modern conditions favor equal partners and fewer divorces when women have meaningful interests.

James 5 Cutler Western Reserve University At Cleveland Western Reserve

Sun-Powered Steam Plant Boosts Irrigation Feat

An Englishman in Egypt has built a plant using parabolic mirrors to focus sun rays on water troughs. The automatic reflectors heat the water to boiling, generating steam to power a pump for distant field irrigation.

Enoglishman Egypt

Old Hats Made New With Simple Dyeing Guide

This article explains how to refresh faded felt and straw hats using general dyeing directions. Boiling in a dishpan, keeping hats submerged with a saucer, and drying the crown over a bowl shape the hat for a new look. To reshape straw hats, rip the straw before attaching to a new frame.

East River Underwater Tunneling Progress Noted

Unique engineering feat near New York under the East River advances toward completion. Blasting removes fifteen feet of rock from the river bottom while two tunnels are dug twenty five feet below water to improve rapid transit between New York and Brooklyn.

East River New York Brooklyn

If I Attacked Him I’ll Swear I Didn’t

In a candid courtroom exchange a man in a case seeks justice. The plaintiff claims assault while the defendant denies responsibility. A lawyer estimates the likely costs at about fifty dollars each.

Witty talk and odd news mix in a humorous exchange

In a light exchange Omar-Heinie and Parker-Heinie trade quips about wit weather and money. Mrs Twobble announces Susie Gilther and Sam Splitting engagement while Europe and science get playful treatment from Professor Diggs and Doctor Pillers.

Mra. Twobble Susie Gilther Sam Splitting Jack Buffels Europe

To Be a Man And Leave Home Across the Sea

A reflective poem by Ruth S. Alexander quoted in the New York Times contrasts a wish for wanderlust with devotion to children. The speaker desires distant journeys beyond the purple sea where strange flowers grow, but stays home to comfort his children.

Biithe Purple Sea Ruth S. Alexander New York Times

Health and Beauty Hints for Hair and Skin Care

Advice on eyebrow grooming and brushing日 nightly cold cream for dry skin. Limit strong soap, use oatmeal in water, and brush hair. Choose a becoming style and stick with it. Simple tooth powder uses root and chalk. corn cushions with adhesive plaster. Boracic rosewater lotion for shiny nose. Ventilate scalp and nails, sun and air exposure to hair.

Morning Headaches and Hidden Health Clues

Early morning headaches have many possible causes including eye strain kidney trouble and high blood pressure. The Medical Record cites Renon observations over 15 years noting many cases with excessive blood tension and enlarged hearts or kidney involvement when headaches are severe. Intensive treatment may relieve symptoms and prevent fatal outcomes.

Renon

Rare illuminated Keats volume for American millionaire

A remarkable modern book completed for an American millionaire features Keats poems illuminated on vellum with hand-painted miniatures. The cover uses over 4,400 colored leather pieces and is adorned with 1,000 precious stones, making the book's value enormous.

The Cross Eyed Cook in a Brooklyn Flat

Mrs. Brooks exhausts cooks and hires a cross eyed Gwendolyn who proves a superb chef. Mr. Brooks risks superstition but enjoys fine meals until a frightened wife fires the cook over fear of bad luck. The couple labors to endure domestic upheaval.

Mrs. Brooks Brooks Mr. Brooks Gwendolyn Mr. Brook Harry Theo Gwendolgn

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