21 Mar 1929
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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1929
Page
1
Fragmented OCR text describes Easter bonnets and festive spring scenes with playful, garbled phrases. Mentions gears of Easter, trees, woods, and seasonal decor and activities. The readable content focuses on Easter symbols and celebratory tones rather than clear events or persons.
A fragmented OCR note discusses Tansy cakes and a fever, mentioning dates and times, locations, and presumed events. It references various names and numbers in a garbled fashion, with unclear actions or outcomes.
Fragmented OCR reveals a discussion of Easter outfits and clothing costs in England. Mentions Easter hat fashion, market prices, and consumer choices with references to publishers and advertisements from magazines.
Fragmented OCR text mentions Constess Scots, Ki ox, Easter imagery, and a beat around Gre. The readable phrases suggest a local brief or column note with unclear dates and places. No clear people or organizations are fully legible.
The readable parts reference Palestine and the Holy Land, noting themes of creed, true resurrection, life and hope. It mentions Christians and Jews and the belief in Palestine as a sacred place connected to salvation and religious duty.
Twelve simple rules to preserve health for sedentary workers. Limit meals to two daily and avoid desk stoop with exercises. Breathe clean air, skip stimulants, curb tobacco, and resist excesses in eating and drinking. Take walks, socialize recreation, and seek medical advice for any persistent symptoms.
A health tip advises drinking water to ease back and kidney discomfort. It suggests using Jad Salts in water before breakfast for a few days to help kidney and bladder issues and to flush acids, with emphasis on frequent hydration and avoiding overworked kidneys. It notes Jad Salts as an inexpensive effervescent product used by many to aid urinary health.
A fragment from a vintage item describes clothing parts tied to a hands-on lesson. The note mentions a hat, shoes, blouse, trousers, pockets and a piece of cloth linked to teaching activity. Names and placements suggest a classroom sewing or garment study.
Phegende Baetter reports that Suhmidt is not the owner and has opened a shop recently. The matter was clarified after a public inquiry and sources confirm the shop opening occurred without ownership transfer.
The Cransula Courier notes bridge boosts national prosperity by increasing card pack sales to 52,241,400 in 1928 and card tax revenue to 5,228,978. It wonders how long the bridge boom will last, contrasting with cross word puzzles and mahjongg as fads, and asks if bridge is a lasting American home feature.
The article argues that despite growing airplane use and more accidents being reported, flying is becoming increasingly safe. It notes that as thousands fly, mishaps per machine are much less frequent than in the past and air travel today is as safe as other common transport forms.
A wild horse ran an all night swim near Le Araroa New Zealand chased by two mares and dashed into the sea. It swam far from shore and reappeared at nine o clock the next morning making its escape.
In Santiago the barbers union began a charity program at the barbers' school where student barbers gave free haircuts to thirty needy youngsters in one day. The initiative was organized by the principal and drew crowds as students lined up for service.
Dialogue between a chorus girl and a rough soubrette highlights poverty and risk of debt. The pair banter about voice, fate, and becoming bankrupt, with wry humor about receivership and fortune.
The column asks why the French cabinet faces turmoil as Te refuses to resign, noting ongoing political strain and unresolved leadership questions in Paris. Readers get a snapshot of cabinet tensions and public commentary on the stalemate.
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