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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1920
Page
7
The fragment hints at a reflection on reciprocity in brotherly affection, suggesting that genuine affection requires earning it through worthy conduct and mutual respect.
Lesson summary reviews the life work of Peter and John through Acts and Revelation. It covers Peter’s Pentecost sermon Healings before the Sanhedrin and prison deliverance, plus the Living Christ in Samaria and to Cornelius. The material emphasizes mission power, bold witness, and Christ’s ongoing presence.
A moral meditation on anger describing temper as a scorpion that stings the self, noting that every fit of anger injures the soul of the person who indulges. The piece emphasizes self-control and the harm caused by rage.
A reading line credits J. M. Burrle with noting that those who bring sunshine to others cannot keep it from themselves. The brief aphorism appears as a standalone quotation in the column.
The readable fragment mentions an Ing abwayeight Bammuel in a worldly context. No clear event or outcome is stated, leaving only a fragmentary reference with uncertain significance.
The United States Department of Agriculture displays traveling exhibits in Washington showing how federal grain grades for oats wheat and shelled corn are applied. Demonstrations cover sampling, the 50 50 divider, moisture tests, test weight per bushel, and dockage removal with trays and type samples to illustrate white yellow and damaged kernels. Thousands of farmers dealers millers have seen these exhibits and learn grading reduces marketing costs.
Success depends on cooperation among breeders in the county and with the county agent. The U.S. Department of Agriculture bureau of markets and local agencies assist buyers by locating purebred animals and sharing information on location and numbers. The county agent coordinates filing of complete information and maintains contact with state and federal offices to connect buyers and sellers.
The article argues large western standing timber does not prevent forest destruction and warns that eastern states will face lumber shortages as old timber reserves near exhaustion due to reduced supply and long shipping distances.
Readers react to a peculiar claim about soy and corn ties with most expressing enthusiasm for corn farming. The mixed opinions reflect regional crop priorities and the ongoing debate over legume and cereal partnerships in agriculture.
A visitor at a rug factory asks if the Armenian plying his loom makes antique rugs. The craftsman grins and claims the finished rug is two hundred years old, a striking boast reported by the Boston Transcript.
An ad claims Ely's Cream Balm opens nostrils in one minute and relieves catarrh by soothing inflamed mucous membranes. It promises instant relief from stuffiness, headaches, and nighttime breathing struggles with antiseptic fragrant cream.
A nostalgic ad touts Diamond Dyes promising rich fadeless color for wool silk cotton and blends. It claims easy at home dyeing with directions in package and color cards to match materials. The piece ends with a quirky line about friends and a barber’s parting request.
A short dialogue contrasts domestic happiness with work discipline as a woman warns that too much time at home can cost a man his tires and productivity. Anan pursues personal happiness, while the partner stresses practical limits at the fireside.
An advertisement offers a $100 reward for any case of catarrh HALS CATARRH MEDICINE fails to cure. The tonic is described as entering the bloodstream to heal mucous surfaces and improve general health. The claim attributes disease reduction to constitutional treatment and lists J Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio as manufacturers. A stray line about a girl and first kiss appears.
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