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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1926
Page
2
In a moonless wilderness, Baree the wolf dog faces McTaggart and a perilous chase. The scene shifts to Nepeese and Vierrat as threats converge, and the night yields to a tense morning with cautious moves toward escape and reunion.
Great voices are rare and owe purity of tone to accidental physical traits. The human instrument, like an organ, relies on vibrating air columns. Larynx and bronchial system form the air chamber, while throat mouth and nasal cavities shape resonators.
The text notes Mik Products Old Butter used as medicine and ointment long before the Christian era and mentions crude skin bags for storage. It also references cheese known since ancient times with earliest mentions around 1400 B C and its use as food.
The P. E. O. convention met in Grey Bull while rodeos rise with summer heat. Thermopolis hosts the third annual Ldt Springs county fair on Sept 9 10 and 22. A Wyoming boundary suit and a bank tax case proceed in Cheyenne. A tornado near Torrington injures and damages farms. Crown Prince Gustavus Adolphus plans a Yellowstone buffalo ride during a park visit. Wyoming Democrats reject primary selection at Thermopolis while a federal case irons tax claims for Goshen county and a famed Wellington oil well faces suit.
A noisy change sweeps the Netherlands as old windmills vanish from the landscape. Filaments of tradition fade with each replacement by compact mills and electric power. Millers name their mills and mark life events with blade adjustments, mourning, and rituals tied to family deaths and church processions.
A Chinese humorist describes a master testing a pupil with arithmetic. The student first says he does not understand and is called a blockhead. The teacher rephrases the problem asking how many people are present with the teacher, and the pupil finally answers two blockheads. The tale ends with the narrator noting it as Peking Now Mandarin.
A compact genealogy focused item notes the extended family including the parents of the Oullier siblings, thirteen boards, eleven beards, and variations in kinship down to children of cousins where one board was removed, referencing Youths Companion.
A narrator recalls traveling with a caravan along a trade route to India. Caravanners use spears bows primitive weapons and firearms. They demonstrate archery shots at long distance and on galloping horses confirming unconventional skills.
A man asks what to do when winter ends, seeking guidance from Toofus. Toofus suggests Niagara Falls as a possible destination, joking about guiding honeymooners to prevent falls, noting the place is largely in plain sight. The exchange appears in the Lowsville Center Journal.
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