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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1917
Page
2
Judge Cory of United States Steel urged stockholders that corporations and their stockholders will bear the taxes needed for wartime. He argued the burden should rise with equitable distribution, not unjustly or indefinitely, and praised cooperation in funding the war effort.
An editorial fosters national unity over partisanship and provincial traditions praising a coming era of unified strength. It extols a spontaneous, decisive public voice seeking unanimity and concord for the country’s future.
The article declares the nation will not tolerate exploitation during the emergency. It asserts the government will use powers granted by Congress to protect the public from price gouging and to regulate or take over operations if manufacturers refuse to cooperate. It emphasizes preventing profiteering and enforcing reasonable prices.
A recent statement asserts the aim to protect trade by minimizing government interference and avoiding pressures on American industrial firms to supply at reduced wartime rates. It emphasizes safeguarding business witl and resisting unrealistic wartime demands to disarrange market operations.
Fragmented OCR text praises U S prosperity, noting large increases in national wealth and distribution of gains. It credits government policies and debts, but the passage is error riddled with typos and garbled phrases.
A Boston Transcript note praises the Republican victory as decisive for national unity, stating many understand Toa's leadership without explicit mention and highlighting strengths in party cohesion and direction.
The text urges all people to bear the heavy burden of war with calm and determination. It emphasizes unity, loyalty, and the need for efficient government service without self serving plots or profiteering, defending patriotism as essential for a just peace.
A humorous dialogue features Mollie asking Chollie about his dancing lessons and noting Professor Gilde taught him. The banter turns on stepping on Ale feet and a cheeky jab about payment for using feet. The exchange captures playful street theater language and character dynamics.
Wartime fashion advice urges economy and self styling with simple hair arrangements and soft fabrics. It highlights garden clothing in khaki, midsummer gowns, and easy decorative touches like satin ribbons, four-tuck panels, and Georgette blouses to refresh wardrobes without new purchases.
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