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Big Piney Examiner

Location

Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1930

Page

8

The Flags and The Star Spangled Banner Tale

A sweeping account traces the birth of the Stars and Stripes, the naming of Old Glory by Captain Driver, and Key’s Star Spangled Banner. It recalls Flag Day traditions, Salem voyages, and Franklin Lane’s Makers of the Flag meditation on national identity and citizen labor.

Sy Elmng Scott Watson Independence Hall Philadelphia Che Continental Congress Jena Lincock Charles Thomson United States Witte House New York Harbor Mra Laura B. Priska William Driver Salem Mass Fort McHenry Yorktown Aailor Henry Moster Yale University Press Balthmore Ferdinand Durnang Heaven Holliday Street America Charles Daggett Driver God Son God the Holy Ghost Captain Driver Franklin K. Lane Interior President Wilson Washington Mr. Lane

Ruth and Sally name analysis in a humorous verse piece

A 1930 Western Newspaper Union item blends character sketches of Ruth and Sally with name symbolism and moral guidance. It notes Ruth’s gentleness and labor prowess, warns against timidity, and links Ruth Elder as modern contrast. The piece closes with a brief note on gloves in world history.

Ruth Ruth Ruth Ruth Elder Sally Western Newspaper Union

Art of Giving and the Meaning of Gifts

In a discussion from a Woman's Companion section the text argues that the true value of giving lies in imaginative sympathy. A gift reflects the giver’s understanding of another's desires and carries a portion of the giver into the choice that will satisfy that wish.

If Every Man Spoke His Mind Uncle Rhen Quip

A Washington Star quip by Uncle Rhen notes that if every man spoke honestly about his thoughts conversations would be brief. The remark underlines blunt truth telling in everyday chat.

Uncle Rhen Dan Washington Star

Glory Without Cash Triumph of Painter Jones in Paris

Thomas B. Jones, an American painter based in Malleree, earned high praise from a New York critic for Pollensa Port selling at Drouot for 200,000 francs after years of struggle to fetch 1,000 francs. The critic exclaimed over the rapid ascent, and Jones called the triumph grand, likening it to a derby winner.

Thomas B. Jones Malleree New York Paris Pollensa Port Drouot France Mr. Jones Crittc

Indian Apartment House Found in Yazoo County

Smithsonian researchers in Yazoo County Mississippi report a conopied entrance apartment with a broad veranda built by prehistoric Americans. Curator Collins says it is the first American Indian house floor plan found in the Southeast. Pottery shards suggest a notable cultural level at the site.

Smithsonian Institution Yazoo County Mississippi Collins Smithsonia Puathinder Magazine

Laramie Scouts Send 500 Records to Sheridan Veterans Hospital

Five hundred phonograph records gathered by Laramie scouts were sent to the U S Veterans Hospital in Sheridan. The gift accompanied two fine phonographs donated by Albany County Post No 14 American Legion Auxiliary to aid ex-soldiers already benefiting there.

Laramie Wyo Koy United States Veterans’ Hospital Sheridan Albany County American Legion Auxiliary

Flapper Hen Marion Object Lesson at Village Party

A three year old boy watches his mother prepare a chicken for cooking and asks why the skin is stripped from the legs. She jokingly says she is "rolling its stockings" as the village party aroma of coffee fills the house.

Marion

Vegetable Compound Helps Towanda Widow Gain Health

Mrs. C. B. Jonson of Webb St Towanda RD 3 Pennsylvania says she weighed 89 pounds while working in a mill and rapidly improved after using E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She notes her son grew to 37 pounds and is healthy after years of illness, praising the remedy.

Towanda E. Pinkham

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