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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1940
Page
1
Woman author Ruth Wyeth Spears describes building a room screen from four boards, hinges, and chintz. Instructions outline cutting, covering, and assembling, with additional notes about fabric toy projects and pattern books offered for order at sixpence per book.
A historical note describes a long footpath beginning at Mount Ratanain in central Meine and ending at Mount Oglethorpe in northern Georgia. It spans 200 miles through 140 states and links numerous parks, forests, and state areas as part of a historic transcontinental walking plan.
The analysis describes the German push into Belgium driving Allied forces back toward the English Channel after King Leopold III orders Belgian troops to lay down arms. It notes Luftwaffe bombings disrupt supply lines and communications while Britain and France retreat, with Paris and Paris-area options looming as Berlin weighs strategic targets.
The article reports Richard W Lewhe, former Louisiana governor and Huey P Long heir, on trial for mail fraud tied to a truck deal that allegedly netted about 113270. Walter Connolly, noted actor, dies at home in Hollywood. The piece covers Who's Who 1940 41 and Roosevelt defense program moves including proposed tax hikes and a national mobilization commission.
Pattern No. 116 sized 12 14 16 18 20 requires 435 yards of 36 inch fabric without nap and 3 yards ricrac. Dress features low cut or tailored collar with bow, panels outlined in braid, and versatile wear for home or runabout. Includes step by step sew chart and returns shipping details.
A fragment presents a moral maxim: honorable action with hard labor ends in lasting honor, while disgraceful pleasure ends with the act but leaves the disgrace behind. The anonymous reflection contrasts lasting esteem with enduring shame.
The questions cover government departments the Secret Service is part of whether you would eat a skipped dinner and how fast plants capture sects. It asks if Negro spirituals are always religious and which U S state is bordered by seven states.
The document states the Answers component 1, Treasury department. It asserts no: 2. Not at all. It notes more than 400 plant species capture and digest insects. It adds no, many songs do not deal with religious subjects. It lists Kentucky bounded by Illinois, Indiana, Ohio, West Virginia, Virginia, Tennessee and Missouri.
Quote attributed to Fontenelle describes neighbors whose proximity is both ridiculous and magnificent. The remark emphasizes intimate adjacency and the unusual closeness of those living nearby.
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