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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1929
Page
6
A playful tale shows the King of the Clouds urging Mr Sun to rest while raindrops and Mist grandchildren yearn to play on earth. Mr Sun resists, but by afternoon he brightens, keeping a promise to sleigh riders and warming the day.
Maxine visited Amy Mary and her late cousin Jimmy. Aunt Mary let Maxine carry both gifts, noting Jimmy was too small. At the party Maxine announced the larger package was from Jimmie, saying he didn't have sense enough to fly this.
A hoax styled testimonial extols California Fig Syrup for children’s constipation and vitality. It cites a Western mother praising her daughter Roma Lucile’s improvement and claims the product’s genuineness is marked by the label California Fig Syrup.
A Greenwood farmer wired into a kitchen radio via a saucepan on his electric range. His cottage door bears a plate sized hole with a wooden patch to receive broadcasts. At night he opens the door and enjoys a free program though he cannot choose stations. Static not a problem.
A vintage quotation from Woman's Home Companion cites an American statesman on silence as the only safe response in a country of diverse people and ideals. The remark frames restraint as prudent amid pluralism.
An advertisement touts Pape's Cold Compound as a fast, pleasant tasting remedy. It claims one tablet can break up a cold within hours, enabling singers and others to avoid inconvenience.
A Cincinnati Enquirer quoted exchange mocks a man who always calls the illness by its proper name the influenza rather than using casual slang. The remark highlights his cautious or formal style in discussing a contagious sickness.
A humorous fragment shows a dialogue about verifying attire with a dismissive quip and a joke about a woman after marriage. The exchange hints at social expectations and mistaken identity in a playful tone.
The historic Dunster yarn market in West Somerset will be renovated to preserve original features. An expert has assessed the dilapidated building and materials in keeping with the period will be used. The sixteenth century market, facing Dunster Castle, was the village’s famed center for homespuns and broadcloths once traded with European merchants.
In St Paul Minnesota the city directory shows 2870 Johnsons 1050 Browns 2350 Petersons 10630 Smiths 1570 Andersons 280 Joneses. Other Scandinavian names also predominate Carlsons 770 Hricksons 580 Jensens 400. St Paul population around 250000.
Popular Mechanics reports a colored image sent from New York to San Francisco by wire using three negatives red blue and yellow. The process involved sending each color separately then assembling the picture at the receiving end, completing the transmission in 40 minutes.
The readable parts show unclear phrases about people Jimmie Jimiie Jimi, Tommy, and Vommy with garbled context. The note mentions age, nickname or role, and an event or statement about home testing and a possible sale or gathering. No clear event or outcome emerges.
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