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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1913
Page
5
Weekly notes from Green River Valley recount visits of Little Beulah and Richard Key to grandparents, new arrivals from Mountain View, and Joe McDonald returning from the plains. Health trips for Mrs. Chapel, home plans of Doctor McDill, and residents adjusting after departures. Ford cars replace saddles, kinship ties, travel to Los Angeles, and a missing baby lace chain advertised for recovery.
A St Paul physician highlights the growing list of swallowed objects from teeth plates to pins and needles. The esophagoscope would allow surgeons to view the esophagus with a mirror and light to remove obstructions before perforation or infection develops.
A fragment discusses home department findings favoring fogstron over copper due to self inductive properties and reduced conductivity. It notes gradual absorption of apergy and amesine with fewer effects, hinting at technical evaluations of materials for electrical work.
Fragmentary OCR text shows a land office attorney offering counsel and information at Washington. The readable items suggest inquiries on land, cultural, coal, and monetary stamps, with a promise to answer questions.
An older meditation extols sleep as a beauty secret and a source of youth. It argues eight hours for work eight for sleep and eight for play remains the ideal balance, urging women to guard sleep to preserve youth and attractiveness.
Report from Woodland near Riley farm describes a quail nest found with a hen’s egg and typical quail eggs. By week’s end the hen hatched and abandoned her eggs to care for the chick. Some quail eggs showed early hatch readiness with broken shells.
A Turkish invention uses a valve fitted can that allows pouring out but not filling in. After testing by inspectors, the contents are deemed unadulterated milk and the opening is officially ceased. The device supposedly makes adulteration impossible and keeps milk ready for consumption on demand.
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