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Big Piney Examiner

Location

Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1930

Page

8

Chapter XII-Continued Road to the interior perilously fraught

In a tense night march toward a Papuan claim rescue, Pia and Jinny confront rival loyalties. Simol guards the camp while Jinny, once a captive beauty, reveals Spicer’s selfish schemes. Jinny vows to join Pia’s party, hoping to reach dawn and press on. They plan to start at daylight and press forward, risking death if needed.

Jim Uts Simon Simoi Simo Pia Sinabada Shuai Simisson Sinabad Taubadas Simol Simhoda Jinny Spicer Jin Smithson Blazes Philip Amory Papua Newcastle Tatutata Pia Laurier Thineder Dia Genevieve Treacher Andia

Bottom of the river gorge in a tense canyon night

In a remote canyon Pia Laurier and Jinny confront fear and desire after a long day with Pin's expedition. Jinny shows violent jealousy and cryptic danger while Pia pleads for gentleness and reconciliation as the night deepens and a hidden conflict grows toward an unseen conclusion.

First Radio Messages During Civil War Revealed

Dr Fravers Jenkins notes that while Marcon is credited with wireless, the first radio messages were sent in the Civil War by Washington dentist Mahlan Loomis. Loomis built an oscillating circuit in 1865, linked to a wire and kite, with Bear Den mountain Virginia and Catoctin spur as stations. Messages traveled dot and dash, received by a galvanometer. A 1868 Loomis Aerial Telegraph bill failed.

Marcon Fravers Jenkins Joseph Geary Washington Mahlan Loomis Jenkins Bear den Mountain Catoctin Spur Cony &Tess Loomis Aerial Telegraph Company

England Beadle Passed Yet Tribe Not Eating

The beadle at Kew nears retirement after a long generation of service. Once head-borough and manor court official, he held powers to whip misbehaving boys and enforce customs. Modern beadle roles vary, lacking historic robes but preserving a Bumble spirit observed by the New York Herald Tribune.

England New York Herald Tribune

Dr Caldwell’s Syrup Pepin Popular Laxative Through Decades

Dr Caldwell’s Syrup Pepin, created from herbs, remains a trusted laxative after decades. The formula is original, pleasant tasting, gentle yet effective for all ages, chosen for safety by doctors for constipation and related symptoms.

Caldwell Dr. Caldwell de. Caldwell

Way He Saw It! She Darling and the crooked men

A fragmentary column hints at social banter with evasive phrases and a note on men so crooked that intimacy is impossible, presenting a tersely styled oddball feature from a past era.

Darling

Londoner 88 Broadcasts Claim Oldest Man Through Microphone

Londoner 88 Sir Alfred Yarrow, famed shipbuilder, is praised after a radio broadcast as the oldest man to fall through a microphone. His lively public appearances and speech are noted amid a feature on a Paris novel clock that suggests ways to spend time.

London Sir Alfred Yarrow Sir Alfred England Victoria Paris

Barcelona Car Speaks Of Speed In Evening Exchange

A quoted exchange from Guttlerren notes a speaker stating they arrived from Barcelona in a car at 150 miles per hour. The dialogue assesses speed as impressive yet prudent, reflecting on haste and caution in travel.

Barcelona Guttlerren

Mueller Sons depicted in satire on virtue and talent

In a quip attributed to Cureta, Mueller's three sons are labeled a disgrace for mixed deeds. One son plays, another steals, and the third does both, as a composer. The saying notes some old sows lack teeth to bite.

Successt Mueller Cureta

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