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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1925
Page
1
William A Radford outlines a Dutch Colonial compact house with a two car garage and sun porch optional feature. The design uses a central hall, large living room, dining room, kitchen with pantry and ice box, two second floor bedrooms, a large master with private lavatory, and potential balcony or sleeping porch.
The article warns against economizing on electrical work in new homes. It advises hiring a reliable contractor, consulting the architect on switch placement, and notes risks including insurance refusal if the builder uses a regular electrician.
The article advises checking county treasurer records to confirm tax status before purchase. It warns that some private sellers may hide unpaid taxes while realty firms provide titles. Verify whether property has been posted for tax delinquency in recent years.
A National Geographic bulletin from Washington surveys historic and global vacation habits. It traces ancient Athens, Roman baths, and royal spa culture to modern resort travel, detailing Olympia pilgrimages, Bath and Baden spa towns, Japanese Fuji climbing lotteries, Mecca pilgrimages, and seasonal retreats from Europe to India and China.
Archaeologists from the Museum of the American Indian report a 1500 year old Algonquian burial ground on Frontenac Island near Union Springs Cayuga County. They found 14 skeletal remains, stone tools and carved objects with evidence suggesting early Algonkians practiced burial customs and possible cannibalism. Guards restrict access to the island island.
San Bernardino welcomes a vast outdoor amphitheater perched 7000 feet up in the San Bernardino mountains. The natural bowls host a 50 000 capacity venue with rock platforms as stages. A violinist performs high above the audience as lights and moonbeams filter through the trees. A string quartet performs across a ravine while choruses echo from hidden caverns. Varied colored lights create surreal effects.
London reports that during the early war blind men from institutions were sent to Whitehall to aid air raid defense. Their keen hearing helped locate Zeppelins en route to London, supporting Cortinnder Rawlinson and royal army defenses.
Bertram L. Fleic of Rutland VI owns the egg of an oak bird long extinct valued at 1200 dollars. There is said to be only one other such egg in the United States.
Mrs Price of 147 W Summit Avenue St Paul Minnesota reports back ache relief after using the product. She says it strengthened her and allowed her to perform housework and care for her three year old daughter. She also mentions taking Lydia E Pinkham Liver Pills for constipation and recommends both medicines to friends.
The Belfast project inaugurates a new facade for its Protestant cathedral as a World War memorial. The first stone was laid with state dignity. attended by the Duke of Abercorn, the lord mayor, Belfast Corporation, and the Protestant primate with fourteen bishops from England. The Presbyterian moderator and the Belfast Methodist chair attended, with Lord Glenavy as guest.
Brown looks up as his wife returns home triumphant and reveals she spent the day mending rivalries. She says she made three friends of enemies and three enemies of friends, marking a notable social win for the pair. The scene hints at a lighthearted domestic triumph and happy mood.
Shaw Rev. Douglas Montagu Heath vicar of St. John's church Harlow England was fined 20 dollars for staging a play in the parish church without a license. There was no charge for admission.
Readable lines show a person denying being with another man since marriage and asking whether his wife loves that other man. The brief exchange centers on fidelity and emotional loyalty within a marriage.
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