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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1926
Page
2
Farmers' cooperative bottling plants offer increased income by ensuring top quality milk products through clean handling, efficient layout, and scalable equipment. A model concrete plant with a compact L shaped layout, well placed inspector rooms, and modern tanks and bottling gear demonstrates how careful design and sanitation boost profits and customer trust.
Reading on home heating shows boilers often run at 40 to 60 percent efficiency based on care. Heat loss through the chimney and leaks wastes significant fuel, with tighter construction argued to reduce waste while maintaining ventilation under modern health guidelines.
A guide on prudent house painting stressing harmony with surroundings, choosing a restrained color scheme, and avoiding loud contrasts. Emphasizes using deeper window trim on lighter body colors, with up to two colors total, and valuing neighborly aesthetics over faddish or vulgar displays.
The rough cement stucco used on some buildings resists hand brushing as brushes wear quickly and slow application. In such cases spray painting with ruachite has proven most useful, speeding and improving coverage on the textured surface.
Heating plants act as the nerve center of buildings and their proper functioning prevents acute discomfort for residents. The modern builder emphasizes staying informed on this essential utility and its maintenance.
A cold Elbe night aboard a train unsettles passengers until a frightened woman sobs over a disturbing book. The traveler, Matthew Blake, observes her fear, later learns the book’s warning and realizes shared human connection can ease distress. The incident ends with laughter and a bond formed over mutual empathy.
Relatives and comrades of 30,420 American World War heroes buried in Europe find comfort in assurances from Representative Guy A. Mardy of Colorado that American cemeteries are the best cared for. He described the eight permanent American cemeteries in Europe, their settings, care, and the absence of rank in interments, noting tombs marked by white crosses and the yearly upkeep. He highlighted Meuse-Argonne as the largest, with 14,026 graves, and listed others in France Belgium and England, praising the care and access for relatives via the Graves Registration Service under Lt Col William C. Smith.
Mr Hardy notes graves cared for at Suresnes cemetery seven miles from Paris. Thousands of Americans visiting Paris come here to honor America's dead. The site sits on a hillside under Fort Valeron, overlooking the River Seine and Bois de Boulogne.
In the cemetery at Romagne France 26000 American soldiers lie buried with honor. Their resting place is honored by two nations and will be kept in the best condition.
A French farmer and his son cleared underbrush on a farm near Tracy-le-Mont and found 19 remains in a wooded ravine, including 18 French troops and one German soldier. The German could be identified by a metal tag, while French identities remain uncertain due to worn boots and damaged insignia.
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