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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1929
Page
7
George Marsh recounts Brock McCain and Gaspard Lecroix with Flash and their dogs racing to reach safety on the Yellow Leg. Brock is wounded portaging, Flash fights a wolf, Gaspard vows to uncover his father’s killer, and ambushes imperil their search amid winter.
Brock McCain and his husky Push push toward a life saving moose sighting as hunger and cold tighten their grip. The boy steadies for a shot that could end their long trek through brutal snows and near starvation.
Osaga municipality completes geological work and plans a high speed tram system. Underground and overhead lines will cover the route at an estimated cost of 30 million dollars for construction and operation.
The first person cremated in the United States was Baron de Palin, laid to rest in Washington, Pennsylvania, in 1876.
In a 1929 retrospective Lester B. Colby describes the post Civil War era graft involving Indian trading posts. Political appointees and the Indian Ring allegedly sold agencies, profited from inflated prices, and used the Indian Indemnity Act to loot Uncle Sam’s treasury, leading to railroad wagon raids and the Custer fight of 1876.
The article recalls the sacred white elephants of Siam believed to embody a kingly spirit. It notes capture, taming, and training, the decorated floating palace in Bangkok, attendants bathing and perfuming it, and offerings of choice feeds on gold and silver trays. The induction ceremony is likened to a coronation.
Bishop Clair of Covington cites humorous misreadings by children of sacred texts. The article also notes a government land development scheme to start 3,000 farms in Australia with 2,000 on the wheat belt near Perth, including 700 miles of railways and a $42.5 million expenditure awaiting imperial approval.
A physician with 47 years of practice endorses Dr Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin as a natural mild remedy for constipation. He argues against drastic purges and urges daily bowel movement, advising readers to obtain the product or request a free trial from Monticello, Illinois.
Betty postpones answering Jack until she can check his rating in the asset test context. Boston Transcript notes the test as a measure of eligibility and implied scrutiny.
An 19th century medical ad touts Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as an alterative to purify blood and improve liver function. Patron testimonials claim restored health and strength when debilitated, with tablets or liquid form and 65 cents tablets by mail from Buffalo New York.
The Farm Journal notes the strawberry is the most universally grown fruit across America. It adapts to varying climates and can be produced in any type of soil, with some variety thriving nationwide.
A terse exchange hints that a son is pursuing college studies, with a light jab about him always being behind. The dialogue suggests a family scene focused on education and progress.
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound helped a Rankin Illinois mother after motherhood and while doing fields and housework. She credits it with renewed strength after childbirths and ongoing use, noting family history of positive results and offering to answer letters about the medicine.
A brief note reflects on how a person named Giz becomes more expressive after tying the knot, contrasting pre marriage reserve with post marriage openness. The piece hints at personal growth and relationship dynamics.
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