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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1918
Page
4
The government orders license requirements for feed manufacturers and dealers by February 15 and adds new medical training camps. A broad wartime information drive details enlistment, manpower, and service needs, while agriculture and highway policies guide wartime construction and resource use.
A commemorative poem portrays George Washington's journey home from Annapolis, the Sever Cross Roads scene, and the nation’s reverent reception. It recalls the crowd along the General's Highway, the faithful gaze of citizens, and Washington's final duty to lay down his sword for liberty.
A Collier's observation praises hotel patrons for supporting food economy during wartime by conserving meat and bread. The Food Administration touts 4 thousand barrels saved daily and 17 tons of net meat saved weekly, while hotels are criticized for price shifts and mixed loyalties.
A garbled account credits Alfred Nobel with an accident that led to the invention of a jelly like material from glycerin and nitroglycerin. The piece claims the result became a safe explosive used as a chief factor in the great war.
Fourteen apocryphal books from the Old Testament have been translated into English and are printed as apocryphal in some editions of the Bible. They were once issued with a distinctive heading between the Testaments and can be found in older fantasy Bibles. They all rely on the Septuagint as the Bible version used by the Greek church.
A fragmented quotation argues reform cannot be blocked by force or delay, claiming only decisive action and persistent pressure will speed reform. The tone suggests a debate over pace and methods of change influencing policy and public opinion.
Patrice Onh notes Polly is disappointed with her khaki uniform asking why. The reply suggests she can earn the feather by serving her country and proving herself.
A quirky conversation centers on a man wearing a sweater his partner knitted. He admits love for the maker and the garment, joking that affection justifies the worn piece as a cherished keepsake. The exchange blends romance and humor with domestic detail.
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