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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1949
Page
1
Summer skin health depends on protection from sun and wind. Build sun exposure gradually and use lotions if needed. Internal care matters: hydration, rest, and a balanced diet with fruits and vegetables support clear, smooth skin.
A vintage style guide explains coordinated casual outfits with a blue blouse and Buffalo Nickel print skirt. It also covers novice sewing tips and thorough skin care for different complexions, including cleansing, pore care, and post treatment soothing.
A newlywed couple in a flat above a stationery store faced a lawsuit after a faucet with the plug in leaked, dripping through the floor onto merchandise below. The court ruled the tenants liable for reasonable care to prevent damage.
Kathleen Norris urges ordinary citizens to engage locally to curb national missteps. She notes experiences of women organizers who moved from volunteering to elected office and warns against political indifference while promoting informed participation and family involvement.
The article presents seersucker fabric as a stylish season choice for swimsuits. It notes nylon woven fabrics and rippled weaves with elastic yarns for smooth fits. Suggests nylon or rippled textures offer smart looks both in and out of water for serious swimming.
The piece surveys top thoroughbreds like Citation, Coaltown, Capot, Ponder and Olympia as Calumet Farm plans next moves toward the Gold Cup and major Derbys. It notes pace setting, weight considerations, and the potential for Capot and Citation to shape future races while highlighting Jimmy Jones on Citation and the Derby Belmont dynamics.
Two Los Angeles chemists Ralph and Edwin Hall developed a graphite coating that lubricates in extreme temperatures and resists rust and salt water. The coating, 0.0005 inches thick, can be applied to metal, plastic, or synthetic rubber and could extend life of vehicles and weapons with minimal refurbishment. The navy is testing it and Electrofilm Corp. has seen high demand since January.
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