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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1916
Page
3
Local residents report visits and travel including Mr and Mrs L H Hennick and families with O H Dunham, J G Hayden at C W Carlson, and Rev Reese's services at Dunham's. Ranch workers arrive and depart, sheep shearing ends, cream separator delivered, and a new competent ranch manager takes wage position.
Wal ter A. Dyer notes in Early American Craftsmen that Puritan dining rooms held many drinking vessels. Social cider drinking was common in the eighteenth century with elaborate equipment, especially in New England, including tankards, hinged- lid flagons, mugs, flagons for communion, tumblers, chalices, and candle cups.
The text blends Carlyle praise of working labor with a tale about a burglar. It laments the worn body of a laborer used for daily bread and the dignity found in toil. It then recounts a joke where Brown asks to meet a burglar to study criminals, only to be thwarted when the burglar returns with stolen family valuables.
An actress who left the stage to design interiors for New York millionaires quips on American lovers. She says men marry for love, while money acts as a skeleton key unlocking hearts, a jab at romance and wealth.
Hollow bricks and hollow blocks have grown rapidly in use over recent years. They are lighter than solid bricks and save railway carriage space but must be distinguished from porous bricks. Weight alone is unreliable as hollow bricks now resemble solid ones. hollowness shows when cut.
The quote laments men who fail to persist toward goals. It notes sudden dashes without grit, quick discouragement at friction, dependence on stronger personalities, and a lack of independence and originality. It warns against following the crowd and urges fearless action.
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