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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1939
Page
1
Orchids are cooled in refrigerators to harden before being cut. Each spray is sealed in water filled glass tubes braced in boxes to prevent shifting. Boxes are limited to maintain bloom integrity from nursery to florist. Every orchid is carefully grown to please women seeking beauty and glamour.
The excerpt lists items about the original manuscript of Nome Sweet Home from the Sibrey Musical Library at University of Rochester, a note on Land of Shining Mountains as Glacier National Park’s former name, a vague line about Greyhound as a symbol of aristocracy, and references to ancient Egyptian carvings dating to 3509 B.C.
A note on church naming contrasts from Ireland and the Reformation era. It mentions churches named after saints and the terms Groote Oude or Nicuwe great. It also describes the Kutub Minar courtyard in Delhi with a 15 century wrought iron pillar famed for not rusting.
Rex Hale notices Joan Kneeland's mood shifts after a beach scene and a tense talk about love. They plan care, seek doctors, and navigate social sparks with Ainsworth, Mrs Spencer Forbes, and Bert, while Bert’s behavior improves and Craig’s absence hints at hidden tensions.
Detroit Free Press reports Hancock correspondent says William Royal never owned a pig and his son Thomas L Royal confirms the legend of the copper pig is a myth. The tale tied to a Calumet inn and a green red rock conglomerate is questioned after 73 years.
Thousands of cows die yearly from swallowed wire and metal pieces. A veterinary surgeon has devised a method using a powerful sterilized magnet inserted into the stomach to attract metallic ingested shards. In rural areas, the magnet can be powered by a car battery.
Mrs Spears suggests brightening a yellow guest room by adding brown accents. She sketches tassel ideas and reverses color schemes for bedspreads. The note promotes sewing books Book 1 and Book 2, with prices and a free quilt leaflet offer, addressed to Mrs Spears in Chicago.
An ad promotes a simple two day fat loss plan using Kruschen dissolved in water. It claims a light diet with lean meats fruits and vegetables plus a daily half teaspoon of Kruschen to remove wastes. The copy lauds the product as safe inexpensive and non harmful with quick results and urges readers to buy a jar at druggists immediately.
A short quotation note reflecting on persistence and culmination. This line emphasizes that completion matters more than the struggle, attributing the thought to Herrick and presenting it as a moral reflection.
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