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Newspaper

Big Piney Examiner

Location

Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Jul 11, 1929

Page

8

Outdoor Meals And Recipes From A 1929 Kitchen Column

Outdoor meals range from simple hike shade to garden banquets with modern conveniences. Include sandwiches with varied fillings and thermos drinks. prep for schools, churches, or groups. emphasize easy, portable dishes and paper ware. Desserts like Dream Pie and dishes such as Chicken Pudding and Bran Beverage showcase accessible, seasonal preparations for homemakers and families.

Tg Legion Wwe Belter Bob-Andy

Father Week and the Months Children Tale

Father Week gathers his six nearly twins of time to meet Effie Elf. He narrates a family line from the first ancestor to the twelve sons named for the months January through December. Effie Elf learns that daughters are the happy moments and the days rely on them to complete the year.

Father Week Effleff Effla Elf Sid Effie Elf Father Weel Eflie Fl Sears Agy Tie Effie EM Mother Week Elie Elf

Garessing Game Blindfold Fun for Circle Tag

A playful blindfold game uses two large circles marked off with spaces for players around a yard. One blinder stands center while others occupy spaces, then the leader shouts trot and stops. The named space loses a player, repeat until one remains winner.

Enother

Father and Sister Postcard Message Recalled

A postcard reading aloud shows a father asking for his children and a sister noting “Shia in the mountain from which the ancients used. O throw their defective children.” The brother recalls the line and adds wishes that both be there with Dad.

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Evening wraps for the young luggage for the new bride

Fashion feature describes a 1929 four-piece travel ensemble for a young bride. Includes reversible blue and lemon wraps, a square hat box, a tray for lingerie and sweaters, a pleated shoe case, and matching leather and linen accessories. Emphasizes practicality for motor travel and coordinated color schemes.

Huang

Severe Winter Hits European Wild Beasts in Poland

Polish winter, colder than a century, dents wildlife as elk bears beavers and several birds face extinction risk. Government acts to feed and protect game on vast forests while concern grows for the fate of surviving European bisons. Boars rooling in snow uncover ground aiding other species.

Poland

Financial giants list includes major US corporations

Presently the United States hosts billion dollar firms such as United States Steel Corporation American Telephone and Telegraph General Electric General Motors International Nickel Standard Oil of New Jersey Metropolitan Life Equitable Life Consolidated Gas Trans America National City Bank Chase National Bank and Guaranty Trust Company merged.

United States United States Steel Corporation American Telephone and Telegraph Company General Electric General Motors International Nickel Standard Oil of New Jersey Metropolitan Life Equitable Life Consolidated Gas Trans-America Corporation National City Bank Chase National Bank and Guaranty Trust Company

Little John’s cookie plea in grocery store encounter

A toddler named Little John, not yet two, sits in a go cart while his mother shops. A friendly shopper offers him a cookie and the child, who only speaks detached words including “Thank you,” responds with a hopeful “More” when prompted.

John

Poppy Day and Memorial Day Poppy Sale Details

The American Legion uses the poppy as the official memorial flower for Memorial Day on May 30. The American Legion Auxiliary conducts an annual poppy sale just before Memorial Day. Poppies are mostly made by disabled veterans and proceeds fund rehabilitation and child welfare work.

American Legion American Legion Auxiliary

Water rights jurisdiction among rivers ponds and regulation

The text outlines three legal questions in water control. Public waterways fall under federal navigational jurisdiction, while states govern other aspects. Individual ownership applies to ponds and brooks subject to state regulations.

Explaining the Sounds Dinner Guest Exchange

A humorous dinner scene begins with a guest remarking the table groans from good food while a child notes the table fears their father counting the cash needed to feed them. The dialogue hints at parental budgeting and wartime thrift.

Dad

Street Cleaning Clash Sparks Camaville Debate

The Stranger questions keeping pigs loose in streets while Mayor Camaville defends it as weed control and tidier, businesslike appearance for roadways. The exchange highlights a quirky municipal policy and local tensions over street cleanliness.

Camaville

Throwing Money Away On Lessons Or A Riffing Budget

A reader voices concern about spending on a daughter's vocal and instrumental lessons and suggests cheaper alternatives. The note argues against paying for lessons, claiming a riffing option could deliver similar results with less cost.

No Fooling Her e One kiss from son

Miss Gladys and the speaker exchange a cryptic back and forth about dramatic consequences and repeated emotional reactions, suggesting a melodramatic or stylized dialogue fragment from a larger piece.

Miss Gladys

Prayer Offer on Old Car Prompts Wry Response

A humorous exchange notes that buyers offered only a prayer after inspecting the owner’s old car. The owner quips that the response was minimal and priceless, underscoring the vehicle’s presumed condition.

Small-Town Life Reveals Elites, Crowded Streetcar

In a brisk, ironic note, the author contrasts crowded streetcars and crowded crowds with life in a small town after experiencing elite society. The piece hints at fatigue from urban excess and entertains a reflective, wry tone.

Philips Milk of Magnesia Relief for Digestive Troubles

A magazine advertisement touts Philips Milk of Magnesia as quick relief for sour stomach and gas. It claims acidity is checked and digestive organs calm, suitable for children, and notes the authentic brand name warns against imitations.

Philips Magnesia

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