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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1920
Page
2
East Lake City Utah shop offers hair services and products. Transformations start at ten cents but advertises higher priced items like Linzite five dollars and up and ear muffs at five dollars per set. The ad promises vest of human hair and a head hair sample match service.
The piece recounts Swift's opposition to Wood's halfpence planned for Ireland two centuries ago. It notes the breach between Britain and Ireland, political maneuvers by Lord Carteret, and the eventual suppression of the coin scheme amid legal challenges and grand jury actions.
An article extols the owl as a natural pest controller, noting its nocturnal hunting habits to target harmful rodents. It highlights eye adaptions and the owl’s value to agriculture, especially in early morning and night hours.
The director of the mint explains that Congress authorized in April 2 1782 the ten dollar gold eagle half eagle quarter eagle and the silver dollar half dollar quarter dollar dime and half dime. It is unclear which coins were minted first as they were produced near simultaneously.
A reflective note on saving precious moments from oblivion. The author cites an example of Gladstone, noting how even a genius could lose time to a book in his packet, urging common abilities to seize small opportunities instead of wasting them.
Six thousand goats are listed in the American milch goat registry with three recognized breeds. Toggenburgs originate from Switzerland and show brown and white markings, especially on the head. Saanen goats trace to the Barnes Valley in Switzerland and are pure white. Anglo-Nubian goats mix English and African Nubian lines and display spotted varieties.
Dick Polly Stebbins and Teel survive a treacherous river and Aztec pursuit after escaping a volcanic trap. Scarface Lopex and outlaws seize a schooner, clash with native warriors, while Tomas aids the party and Chinese ally Chu. Rescue follows as the raft reaches the Pacific.
Washington awaits details after Attorney General discloses plots aimed at assassinating more than twenty federal and Movre officials. Officials tie the plan to radical May Day demonstrations and Libor party activities, alleging coordination with European groups and Soviet aides.
A fragmented report notes clashes between opposing forces near Hass as Carringistas and Chikuatitin factions engage. The open conflict details remain unclear due to garbled text, but both sides report casualties and shifting control as the engagement unfolds. Local observers await clearer dispatches.
An article notes a city streetcar strike affecting May 1 events and worker pay raises. It reports a proposed fare increase and total wage additions amounting to significant sums under a new platform. The piece mentions shop employees and a regional agreement tied to the financial settlement.
Cluttered OCR text describes American cruiser movements toward Mazatlan and Tape with references to orders and protection efforts. Key names and place mentions are garbled, but imply naval activity and property considerations amid unclear communications.
Five persons perished when two passenger trains collided near here. The accident is believed to have resulted from misinterpreted orders between signals and brakes causing a head on collision of the trains.
Judge Wands imposes twenty five second sentence on Jesse Nash after he confesses possession of letters written by a man to his wife. Ossining Sing Sing life inmates dine with warden William Perry. seventeen men released after serving fifteen years of life term.
A Bayonne woman recounts six months of pain that left her unable to work. She describes back and leg pains, constant fatigue, and severe headaches after being treated by two physicians without relief.
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