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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1918
Page
7
A. E. B. Westbrook, Kansas State Agricultural College music director, argues chorus singing benefits communities by uniting people, offering new insight, and fostering brotherhood. He notes the need for selective leadership and local groups embracing good music to build larger communal participation.
Consul General Robert Skinner points to widespread coal heating preparations and says there is no solid scientific evidence backing their claims. The fuel research director notes these substances have been on the market long but are unlikely to affect coal combustion in prescribed doses.
The excerpt cautions that prodigality and excess, personified by Profuseness, entangle individuals with independence and debts. It frames temperance as a virtuous sister to health, while integrity, liberty, ease, cheerfulness, and health are linked to moral dangers through a crafty demon. The passage labels debt as fettering the soul.
A new grape honey or grape sugar syrup is produced by Professor Monti using a special process. Grapes are pressed to avoid fermentation then frozen in a rotating cylinder, ice crystals removed and the juice concentrated to grape syrups at low pressure.
Robert Gaines returns to Stonedge after years of travel and misfortune to find Electa Dayton still waiting. A shared past and a long-awaited reunion unfold as he recognizes Electa through the garden gate. The chance meeting rekindles a old bond as he steps inside to greet her.
The article extols reform measures as beneficial to both the state and its residents. It highlights optimistic plans, governance improvements, and expected positive outcomes for public welfare and economic health. The piece frames reform as a shared advancement for government and people.
The Red Cross distributes official knitting patterns 151 to 158 for women to make garments for refugees and fighting men. Volunteers across states knit sweaters, wristlets, and surgical dressings, with notable output in Illinois and Central division, while fashion notes compare negligees to classic gowns and emphasize personal style and comfort.
A vintage style roundup describes Lunie coats with movelly charm and cape-like wraps, new tapestry shopping bags, satin counts with heavy embroidery, fluted ribbons for trim, and white sap stock collars shaping the look.
The federal farm loan board warns farmers about a scammer posing as a national farm loan organizer offering to establish associations for $500 and teach others the trick. Other items note record small-town book sales, government insurance for soldiers lost at sea, increased military pigeons use, and training for athletic instructors at Camp Kearny with broader war support updates.
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