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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1917
Page
3
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After four years faithful service as Lincoln County Commissioner T D O Neil finished his term January 1 and is in Kemmerer this week winding up board affairs. He used mature business judgment throughout his term and was a main factor in placing the county on a sound business basis. The people of Lincoln County and the Green River Valley will long remember his work.
Omer A. Dallaire becomes associate editor and partner of the Examiner. Former editor of the Marbleton Republican and connected with the Pinedale Roundup, he brings hustling drive and will help ensure weekly Valley news reaches readers each Thursday.
The British steamship Merton Hall arrived from India after enduring extreme heat in the Red Sea and Calcutta. Captain Sullivan faced brutal cold and ice as arctic conditions 300 miles from Boston set in, with decks and gear stiff with frost and ice.
Theodore Murdock, an inmate at Leavenworth federal penitentiary, has patented a motor tire casing touted to endure 15 000 miles of rough wear. After five months in isolation he completed the design and received patent number 864309 on February 22. He claims the casing keeps out foreign particles, prevents punctures and blowouts, and preserves tire resilience.
Dr Walter B Bloor of Harvard Medical School spoke on Fat at the university. He admitted obesity is undesirable but praised fat as a food source and said overfeeding causes weight gain. He cited a scientist noting a daily diet of milk butter meat and bread could add twenty three pounds yearly.
A government bulletin reports half of school dropouts left due to dislike of school work while under a third left because parents could not afford to keep them in school. The findings explain why Gary education reforms are gaining traction nationwide.
The article outlines three submarine mine types: ground mines laid on shallow sea bottoms, anchored mines tethered by a cable to a bottom weight to float at a set depth, and floating mines dropped on the water surface.
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