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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1939
Page
8
Ruth Wyeth Spears describes reuse of four dish towels to create upper and lower pockets for pantry door towels. The piece includes cutting dimensions and instructions not in her other books, plus an offer for Book 1 Sewing and Book 2 Gifts and Embroideries with a Chicago address for ordering.
The National Safety Council reports that automobile drivers reach peak skill after age twenty. It states drivers under twenty have the highest accident rate, which declines steadily to about fifty and then rises sharply.
The fragment features a playful collection of humorous exchanges and jokes. It includes a child’s interaction with a mother about a station name, a judge and a lawyer joke, observations on how tastes change as children grow, and a cookery misstep with a cremalion remark.
Gardeners once favored large vegetables for higher yields though quality declined. Harold N. Coulter notes tomatoes need maturity, while carrots cucumbers beets and others are tastier when half grown. Regular, frequent plantings keep garden fresh vegetables available. flower seed saving is uncommon due to cross pollination producing inferior seeds.
The Q and A reveal the Roaring Forties as Times Square streets between 40th and 50th in New York. Helen of Troy is identified with the famous line about a thousand ships. Walter Johnson reportedly threw a ball at 122 feet per second in a Remington Arms test. No, there is no visible other side of the moon due to Earth’s perspective.
The moon turns on its axis in sync with its orbital period around Earth so the same side always faces our planet. A thief is defined as someone who deprives another of property secretly, unlike a robber who uses open force or violence.
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