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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1918
Page
7
Mr Pett Ridge told London college pupils at the Mansion House prizes ceremony to read for joy and learn to skip to keep the mind agile. He recounted stories about a man who never finished Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea and a pill firm agent who lists ailments to promise cures, ending with a note about scuring unknown complaints.
A recent Petrograd item notes the abolition of all class titles privileges and distinctions in Russia. The piece recalls a caricature about passports in the French Revolution with dialogue showing the erasure of noble and royal prefixes.
The article notes steady scientific progress that unlocks earths makeup and minerals. Researchers at the Carnegie Geophysical Laboratory, part of the Carnegie Institute in Washington, reproduce rocks and minerals artificially in purer forms.
A Birmingham Age-Herald quote shows a man criticizing government war policy and a thoughtful reply arguing that even free born American citizens can talk too much in these times. The exchange highlights tensions over wartime speech and civil liberty.
A clipped reflective note argues that personal reform bears more weight than public zeal and criticizes crowds of self styled patriots as impotent without inner change. The fragment hints at motive and public impact of self improvement.
In Paris Miss Grace Harper of the American Red Cross outlines a program to rehabilitate maimed soldiers through agricultural reeducation. A 500 acre farm near a major therapy center will train 200 mutiles in dairy, livestock, and machine work, with wages and a pathway back to farming society. The plan seeks tractors and equipment to expand agricultural centers and align with France’s postwar food needs.
Basin schools praised. a $1,000,000 Lovell glass factory possible. Mae sonle temple work resumes at Riverton. Casper builds a new school. Prisoners escape Rock Springs jail. Glenrock hotel construction starts. Casper sees fights equipment upgrade. county nurse planned for Sweetwater. Oil fields near Lusk boom. St Marys near Fort Steele reports drilling profit. Natrona and Wyoming Electric merge to Natrona Power. Brewery Bungalow raid. bootlegging arrests follow. Duncan Wyoming Oil spudded. Ther mopolis site accident injures two. Bethlehem Oil and Gas formed. vast leases in Albany, Carbon, Laramie. Wolf shot near Brock’s ranch. rewards offered. Two men escape Casper jail. Big Muddy oil field eyed as US’ largest potential. Coroner case stirs Wyoming Colorado relations. Road crew foreman Dan Dickinson killed by dynamite blast. Glenrock arrests follow bar fight.
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