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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1914
Page
4
One hundred tons of tame and wild hay with pasture available. Will feed if desired. Splendid feed ground and open water. Price five dollars per ton, fed. Lot W. Haley. Readers note: unclear text follows with garbled phrases and names.
A brief vignette shows young Jimmie noting a young lady’s appearance with childlike logic and a casual remark about a wealthy suitor. The tale references threats and letters sent to millionaires demanding ransom, as a contrasting anecdote about wealth and fear.
A prominent doctor says many schoolchildren suffer eye injuries from continuous near work. He calls for glasses plus reduced page-based tasks and more thinking over books to protect young eyes.
The Coal Age notes experiments using gold air and liquid oxygen as blasting agents in Germany. Liquid oxygen mixed with aluminum powder detonates with about double the force of black powder and claims no bed fumes. The text also cites a moral maxim about gentleness and cheerfulness before morality attributed to Hubert Louis Stevenson.
The Khyber Pass is described as a major military and trade gate from Asia to India. It lies about 16 1/2 miles from Jamrabad to Iodia and extends 33 miles southwest through hills to VekBe and Afghanistan.
Lincoln County officials list includes commissioners John F. Erwin Chas Peterson and others with party designations. The commissioners convene in Kemmerer on the first Tuesday monthly to transact business and require bills and communications to reach the county clerk before the meeting day.
A woman recalls being taken to an alcoholic cure institute as part of a relative’s treatment. She describes dining with fourteen male patients, the strict regimen, and how she briefly gained social popularity, noting the unusual dynamic of a woman among predominantly men.
A described bolt and yoke attach to a receiver hook stem and collar, with a hole for clipping a pin to lock the switch. When the pin is aligned the lever stays down, breaking the connection. The device adapts to phones but can be circumvented by loosening a retaining bolt on the metal collar, enabling easy bypass.
The article reports on electrical treatment by Professor F idt using high temperature rays to target diseased tissue and fat. It claims bloodless cutting and lupus removal with reduced bleeding risk and potential long cures, noting 600 pounds lost among 70 patients.
The report notes six state capitals in Australia are connected by wireless telegraphy. It mentions a cold electric process protecting steel from corrosion in England, and highlights growing uses of electric power, lighting outlets, and a revolving light on the Isle of Wight. It also references sending pictures by wire linking Germany and Britain.
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