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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1926
Page
7
Gertrude Warren of the extension service of the USDA organizes farm clubs for girls nationwide. Last year 800545 girls enrolled and the number continues to rise, underscoring her heavy responsibility in attracting the younger generation to farming.
A discussion on reconciling fundamentalist respect for past experience with modernist openness. The speaker argues progress arises from controversy and balance, noting no single infallible scripture and the value of living by Christ's rules beyond denominational confines. The future demands deeper faith and wider vision.
A critique of overreliance on new laws to fix social and political ills. It argues that sixteen thousand enacted statutes already regulate average behavior and that laws favoring groups burden the public, fueling special interests and bloc politics. It contrasts Jefferson and Hamilton on governance and calls for renewed political philosophy amid shifting social responsibility.
The piece argues newspapers in the Middle West must unite to address crime, waterway projects, freight rates, and seaport competition to foster inland city development. It asserts advertising as a powerful tool and urges the press to lead civic and industrial solutions for public respect and prosperity.
The essay argues humans may extend life substantially within a century making centenarians common though true immortality is not guaranteed. It imagines death as a natural limit for the young and predicts a golden age in American art literature and philosophy comparable to Greece's Pericles France's Montaigne and England's Shakespeare.
A columnist argues that women err by not training men to share home duties. She urges men to learn nutrition ethics of family life and practical skills like clothing, shelter, and the arts. She contends men lack home responsibility and could contribute socially and morally if given a chance.
The Gun Scouts and Camp Mire Circle promote healthy intelligent womanhood by training mind and body for service. Mothers like Mrs. Alice Louthan urge teen daughters to try Lydia B. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, citing improved health and return to school after illness.
Researchers in Maryland report that four crops of wheat can be grown on a single field in one year with electric light. Easter lilies and rhododendrons under 2000 lamps bud to bloom in four days, normally four weeks. Six hours after midnight are most effective for plant stimulation.
A fragment notes a Bach unbroken ay er package with proven directions and handy boxes of twelve tablets costing a few cents. Drug gists also sell bottles of a4 and 100.
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