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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1913
Page
6
A report notes Liberty Bell security at Independence Hall will be reduced with the dismissal of John McCormick and Harry Dunsmore. The piece also surveys post election party HQ plans and remarks on aviation, soil surveys, and public safety leadership.
The state of Wisconsin announces readiness to implement life and health insurance relief actions. Officials indicate updated policies and support mechanisms are approved by the department, aiming to assist citizens amid financial strain and provide broader coverage options.
A home trade New Year resolution is urged to patronize local merchants. It argues better value, avoids mall order complaints, and boosts town prosperity, schools, government, and property values. The piece invites readers to consider further reasons and start the change January 1.
Danish girls form monthly subscription marriage clubs. When funds near a thousand dollars a raffle decides the dowry. The winner is identified by occult means and soon a wedding follows. New York Post reports the scheme as a social oddity.
The piece treats giving as a studied craft to avoid distress and embarrassment. It argues that a useless gift puts a recipient in a dilemma of feigned gratitude and discomfort.
A farming note explains methods to store celery after harvest from Thanksgiving through New Year. Techniques include trench storage in fields or frost proof cellars, packing upright in soil, moisture kept with sphagnum moss, and keeping darkness. For milder climates outdoor trenches and careful drainage are advised.
The United States Department of Agriculture will pay $50 to veterinarians who report any remaining dourine cases in horses. After a decade of efforts, officials believe the disease is nearly eradicated, but act to ensure complete elimination by confirming any outbreaks and allowing prompt euthanization of affected animals.
Senior Berean Sunday School lesson explores humility, unity, and toler ance in Luke chapter nine. It contrasts the exorcist not in Jesus’ circle with the disciples, and stresses patience, restraint, and willingness to welcome other true followers of Jesus. The text traces discipleship marks, calls to follow, and the cost of obedience.
Time now to restore land as the science of agriculture must heal damaged soil, beginning while some farmers prosper. Outside help will always be needed to redeem impoverished lands as poverty prevents investment and initial funds are required for soil improvements. Dr. Cyril G. Hopkins of Ilnota.
Stable manure is highly valuable for growing garden crops. It supplies essential plant nutrients improves soil physical structure and fosters beneficial soil bacteria, urging gardeners to obtain it in greater amounts.
Farmers leave pall milk on cold ground or hang it while milking then blame the cream separator for poor cream yield. The Farm Progress note points to milk temperature and handling as key factors behind separation efficiency.
A suggestion from the dairy department of the Minnesota College of Agriculture recommends running the blower briefly each morning before filling a silo to purge the atmosphere of carbonic acid gas before adding corn.
From Storrs College guidance on handling frostbitten combs and wattles in poultry. Immediate warming by circulating blood with carbolated petroleum and firm rubbing from head to tip is advised, followed by nightly greasing for wattles. A wood cover for drinking pails with holes helps keep wattles above water.
A Hoard's Dairyman correspondent advises applying cinnamon to wart like growths on cow teats twice daily for several days to shrink and vanish. If a wart hardens or hangs, twist it out. apply with a feather to minimize skin irritation. For many warts treat few at a time or wait until dry before freshening the cow.
In a Cape Sabine hut in late October General Greely recalls dire rations and the Christmas feast shared with Cadet Lene and others. They endured polar night and hoped for return to civilization before another Christmas.
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