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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1939
Page
2
Vegetable expert Walter H. Nixon outlines key crops for home gardens and space efficient planting. He lists beans cabbage carrots beets squash tomatoes onions peas spinach as essentials and suggests succession sowing spinach and beets between rows to maintain steady harvests and utilize space efficiently.
The National Safety Council reports 19,500 occupational deaths in 1987 with agriculture accounting for 4,500. Machinery caused 29 percent and animals 21 percent of farm fatalities, followed by heat, salts, vehicular incidents, lightning, and falling-tree crushes among other risks.
An advertisement argues a three days cough signals danger and promotes Creomulsion as the strongest remedy. It claims fast action on inflamed mucous membranes and germ laden phlegm, with a money back guarantee if not satisfied.
The column analyzes Franco’s position as Britain and France court Rebel Spain for a peace that keeps Franco in power while removing foreign influence. It notes morale collapse in Loyalist forces, Azana and Negrin power struggles, and Franco’s conditional promises in exchange for aid.
A 1906 push by Charles Evans Hughes for federal supervision of insurance investments resurfaces as a 12 month inquiry by the temporary national economic committee led by Sen. Joseph C. O'Mahoney. The probe weighs insurance influence on money markets, interlocking boards, and the need for national regulation amid rising policy totals and varied asset holdings.
Wives of notable figures face legal or social upheaval. Kasturbai Gandhi, described as faithful and silent, is arrested amid civil disobedience. Ar thur Flegenheimer's widow testifies about her husband in conferral with James J. Hines over protection selling. Rena Mooney vows to resist a potential divorce from Tom Mooney.
The notice advertises Barbara Bell patterns No. 1655 and No. 1681 with sizes, yardage, and fabric options. It promotes easy to make designs for women including a youthful dress and a practical house dress, plus ordering details for patterns and the Barbara Bell Spring Pattern Book. Belt Syndicate WNU Service.
A Col lier's Weekly note explains avalanches can start from tiny causes like a breeze from a bird wing. It describes the slide roaring down mountainsides with power fierce enough to uproot trees along both sides of its path.
Describes Matachines as wandering bands in Mexico during Lent performing a drama on Montezuma. They wear Indian costumes and use rattles as accompaniment. The play depicts Montezuma's desertion, his lure back by Malinehe, the king's reunion with his people, and the bull EL Yoro killed as a source of misfortune.
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