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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1926
Page
7
Mrs. L E Roberts of Salem Oregon reports during expectancy she felt run down and irritable. After using Dr Pierce s Favorite Prescription her nerves strengthened she slept better and could perform housework again. Sold in fluid or tablet form by all dealers.
A Chicago Evening Post note recounts transporting 2,000,000,000 bees from southern California to Utah for alfalfa and clover blossoms. They produced several tons of honey, then returned to Gilroy for winter as fruits and flowers thrived, highlighting pollination and ancient Nile bee transport.
Claire and her father hide ice cream for her birthday. Claire asks to help, and the father carries the ice, while Claire brings up the rear. A frantic basement call asks where the rear is, ending with a reflection on actions versus words.
The article describes a school pageant held in a decorated assembly hall where students recited learned dates battles and words while parents watched proudly. A teacher assisted from behind the curtain as pupils performed despite some missteps and a shy moment by Daddy Fenwick during his poem.
The event features a pageant with Little Mother Fenwick and other participants delivering polished performances. Parents praise their children and celebrate the likable display, noting pride and happiness as they recount the memorable day when roles seemed to invert in Reven-Saw.
Marion is told by her visiting aunt that she could go home with her for nothing. The child feels torn between leaving her parents and staying behind. She worries about how homesick she might become being away from her family.
A six year old girl named Marjorie impressed her mother by cutting and shaping a paper baby. The mother praised the child as an artist, but Marjorie corrected with a confident retort, asserting her own stance and shrugging off the compliment.
A fragmented OCR puzzle titled Crest Word with horizontal and vertical clues. Contains numerous misprints and garbled entries, listing numbered clues for word parts, colors, professions, and objects. Mentions that the solution will appear in the next Solution of Last Week's Puzzle.
Instructions describe placing fetters in white spaces to spell words both vertically and horizontally. It notes that the first fetter in each word is indicated by a number tied to definitions below the poem. It mentions a header about "harivant f" and a heat black square, and that vertical words fit into white squares in the next block. The text contains many garbled words but outlines crossword mechanics and definition indicators.
Prof Dallas Lore Sharpe, noted essayist, arrives at Boston University to discuss The Writer. He urges writers to value time and work, insisting each person has something to say in a unique voice. He dismisses mere inspiration as luck and says themes emerge gradually, demanding effort.
A writer urged patience in turning ideas into tangible form and lamented the lack of revision in young authors. He warned that common sense is pleased with revision as with the public era and urged manuscripts to vary words and sentence structure.
A casual exchange references a regular Notre Dame juggler program, noting familiarity with Wilde. The remark hints at campus entertainment routines and Anglo Irish literary allusion without detailing performances or dates.
Hundreds of bushels of onions are mixed with straw and hay to feed bullocks at Montrose Colorado as they are readied for market. Owners report the odd mix is liked by the animals and speculate onion flavored beef could appear in future butchered cuts.
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