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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1929
Page
2
The article sketches Tahitian village life, housing, and social scenes, noting one main seaside street, chiefs’ houses, and a row of Chinese storekeepers. It describes daily tasks, crops like fel, and the difficulty of mountain traversal to harvest staples, with culturally specific dining habits and emerging fashion trends.
The feature notes a surge in stiff tailored fabrics and moire silks for spring coats. Designers favor decollete bodices, crisp fabrics, and dramatic flounces or low circular skirts. The princess silhouette and two tone waists promise widened hems across coats, signaling many innovations this season.
French inventor Claude proposes a hydroelectric concept using sea water temperature gradients. A 12,000 kilowatt demonstration plant near Havana aims to show the method can power tropical lands and seacoasts where falling water is unavailable.
A fragmented, garbled passage describes Spain with phrases about sunny possibilities, high table mountains, and an unclear reference to fuel and outer imagery. The snippet lacks coherent events or identifiable subjects making concrete reporting impossible.
An Army veteran named Newnham recalls remaining survivors and describes daily routines with a nurse Florence Sage. He references reading the Naples News and mentions Franklin in connection with daylight saving ideas.
A message to Matai reveals Professor Y plans to engage Lucia with an elegant and young gentleman. He notes a capable detective and the writer are now en route to the recipient.
A nostalgic advertisement extols Castoria as a trusted infant remedy used in five million homes. It touts gentle, safer relief for colic and constipation, warns stronger medicines danger to infants, and urges mothers to keep Castoria on hand for nightly fussiness and emergencies.
The article notes no authentic record of the origin of the Poet Laureate of England but mentions Richard I as having a versificator regis, a development from earlier minstrel and versifier traditions within the royal retinue.
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