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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1921
Page
2
The article argues for coordinated family meals with age appropriate diets. It stresses differences between children and adults, recommends easily digested fats like cream and butter, and advises stopping feeding or seeking a physician if a child refuses to eat. It notes that balance is key to growth and health.
The quote urges filling free time with productive work to curb vice. It emphasizes that idle hands and minds invite sin and that earnest labor drives out evil, echoing a moral appeal attributed to Dean Stanley about using vacant hours for good.
A dated home recipe sheet offers Italian Round Steak with suet, eggs, vegetables, and cheese served with elbow macaroni and a fruit salad. The dish combines seasoned ground beef, peppers, onions, butter, and a cheese topping with a macaroni bed and lettuce garnish, followed by a minty pineapple grape dessert.
A Youths Companion reflection compares Lincoln to Chaucer and Scott, noting his life-long records and breadth of character studies. It argues Lincoln's patience wisdom sacrifice and humor define him as an accessible lover of mankind, uniquely grounded in common life.
Lincoln boasted of his height and urged measuring with tall figure Charles Sumner who declined. Lincoln recalled Sumner as a fine speaker and a man of stature, noting his own view of Sumner as a bishop-like figure in a moment of political unity.
The piece reflects on Abraham Lincoln’s legacy as a guiding memory for national life. It contrasts the chronicler’s praise with the public’s intimate, sorrowful sense of his heroism. The tone treats Lincoln as a warning and a lasting emblem of sacrifice.
President Lincoln, walking with a friend, paused to flip a beetle onto its feet. The friend wondered how a leader burdened by war could spare time for a bug. Lincoln replied he would not feel right leaving the creature struggling and wanted it to have an equal chance with other bugs.
In 1862 General Huldekoper detailed two companies to guard President Lincoln. He met Lincoln frequently and the two became real friends. Lincoln asked about the Dutch from Amsterdam and Huldekoper recalled the moment when any awe he once had vanished.
A vast, spontaneous outpouring across seventeen states lasting eighty miles of mourning. Citizens formed a mourning procession honoring a leader who freed the slaves and inspired a higher sense of duty and charity. The government provided only a suitable escort for the remains.
A sermon on Matthew 22 1 14 outlines the king’s feast as God’s gracious invitation to salvation. It contrasts rejecting guests with Gentile inclusion and ends with the requirement of righteous attire representing Christ's righteousness by faith.
Quote attributed to Beecher discusses tuning as a divine process, comparing stringing and stretching on a musical rack to spiritual refinement rather than destruction. The passage uses metaphor to link faith and discipline.
Beecher states that difficulties are God’s errands and that facing them proves divine favor and confidence, viewing challenges as a compliment from God. This reflects a moral stance that trials honorably test faith and resolve.
A new gas developed from alcohol production can be compressed to 3500 pounds per square inch and stored safely in steel tanks. The breakthrough promises compact high density storage for industrial use and may impact fuel and lighting markets while raising safety and handling questions.
Rumors say Spanish toreadors may stage an all-bull week amid talks of increased pay, with workers pressing for better wages and conditions.
The Continental London Mall reports on the Verdun monument unveiled by President Millemand. Fifty seven Breton battalion survivors stood in shellhole lines with fixed bayonets as France and Germany fired overhead. Months of June 1916 saw brutal shelling. only bayonets remained visible.
In England channels total more than 8 000 miles in use revealing a vast inland waterway system. A curious remark on brass bands hints at youthful surprises about purpose and joy in music.
Scene shows a mother horrified by Mary who asks about a hole while taking a large bite of orange. Caption references Penn State Froth as the source context.
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