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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1929
Page
8
AICHEN O R CABINET Es We hope we resolve we aspire and we pray The verses reflect a yearning to soar beyond sensual limits while remaining grounded in human toil I G Holland cites ambition faith and persistence as enduring themes in this fragmentary meditation.
A collection of salad pairings and light dishes includes fish and meat salads with chicken olives celery and lettuce. It also covers stuffing corn fritters garnished with mayonnaise lettuce and herbs plus rhubarb conserve jelly and angel food cake with detailed prep steps and ingredients.
A fashion writer notes velvet is moving into summer wear with ultra smart wraps and coats. Velvet, once winter only, appears in light transparent fabrics with fur accents limited to collars or hems, featured in Paris house designs and American reviews.
A Magnolia Warbler tale describes the birds thanking their spruce-tree home by diligent care, destroying pests to protect their nest. It notes their seasonal color changes, migration from Central America, and preference for spruce or hemlock trees, highlighting a tradition of unselfish labor.
A collection of wordplay and jokes asking about a rude bird a mocking bird and other pun riddles. It includes lines about car parts at a railroad crossing a blacksmith forging firefly Adriatic attic and coin price differences. The fragment ends with a relational riddle about family ties.
Large four foot king crabs spotted in Alaska, larger than prior catches, are captured in Cook Inlet depths and landed in quantity. When dressed the crabs average about six and a half pounds each. The meat is shipped to the United States amid rising demand and touted as superior to Japanese crabs.
McG. Merton, a Hollywood movie magnate, describes patience in the International film trade but notes sharp friction abroad. He compares negotiations to courting and rejection, saying the other side reacted offendedly and dismissed many advances.
The death penalty applies for first degree murder when the crime occurs on lands and waters under U S admiralty and maritime jurisdiction. It includes vessels registered in the United States while voyages occur on the Great Lakes and connecting waterways.
The article notes heavy American machetes are popular in Brazil. Hardware dealers stock sharp imports from the United States, with about 100 a month noted in trade.
Popular Mechanics reports Paris police are issued folding armor including steel headgear and a steel shield plate. The ensemble also features bullet proof vests intended to protect officers against bandits in combat situations.
In a playful exchange a maid corrects a mistress about library books, noting several date back to a prior occupant and suggesting some be returned to the village library. The fragment hints at routine housekeeping in a historical setting.
A brief notice in The Weekly reports Brown Jones will be away this week because of a family bereavement. The exchange notes the frequent absences and conveys the employer's terse remark about who has died.
A playful exchange notes a husband leaving to town to buy trinkets while his wife jokes about his bow legged build. The back and forth captures a lighthearted domestic banter from a vintage humor strip style.
The Walla Walla and Colorado River rail route began service November 1, 1875. It stretched 82 miles from Walla Walla to Walluta in what is now Washington state.
A blunt marriage proposal to a daughter provokes a sharp exchange about support and past marriages. The remark triggers questions about a suitor's commitment and resources compared with previous spouses.
A fragmentary dialogue recalls a child’s request for a donkey ride and a mother’s plan to bear the child on a shoulder for peace. The scene shifts to a "Jess on by correspondence" motif where a warning is given against writing to women.
A witty dialogue about busy business life and the strain of army discipline on home life. The exchange contrasts modern work hustle with domestic tension and odd kitchen humor.
Castoria offers quick comfort for fretful babies with gentle safe dosing. Doctors’ word backs its safety as a vegetable product usable daily. In emergencies it eases constipation colic and other pains for children, encouraging mothers to keep an extra bottle on hand.
A jumble of quotes on loneliness and divorce notes surface from American Magazine style dialogue. The excerpt includes remarks about freedom loneliness taxes on bachelors and spouses plus a remark on inland waterways and modernization.
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