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Newspaper

Big Piney Examiner

Location

Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

May 29, 1919

Page

2

Story of a Man Who Believed in Jesus

Lesson overview on Hebrews faith from chapters 1 to 12, detailing the nature and triumphs of faith. Highlights include Abel, Enoch, Noah, Abraham, Sarah, Jacob, Joseph, Moses, and Jesus as the Grand Exemplar. Emphasizes looking to Jesus, laying aside burdens, shedding sin, and running with patience.

John Mel John Jesus Abel Enoch Noah God Abraham Isaac Sarah Jacob Joseph Promised Land Moses Faith

Love as a Word in Auguste Text Fragment

A fragment reflects on love as a powerful, solitary word, its gravity binding life and spaces. It ponders how love, viewless yet potent, shapes human bonds and sustains existence, with a devotional tone addressing life and divine care.

Unable to parse prompt into a clear news item

The text appears garbled and does not provide a readable event, names, places, or dates to summarize into a newspaper card. If a coherent source is supplied, a concise title and summary will be produced.

Wyoming Briefs From All Parts News Notes

The items report Local incidents include the discovery of W W Gilberth dead near Walcott and Amplet injury to Thomas Grear at Kron tler from an 18 000 volt incident. Slimon Pierre traps a huge grizzly with limited evidence of the bear’s force. The first Pershing hospital is planned in Cheyenne funded by bonds and donations. Lusk wins a five stall roundhouse site and related Wyoming rail upgrades. A severed hand with a Knights of Pythias ring appears on a Union Pacific bag car. Wyoming officials note large cattle shipments led by N L Dana shipping 20 000 head to Omaha. Governor Carey asks for rapid repatriation of the 148th field artillery. the War Department declines.

W. W. Gilberth Pass Creek Walcott Wyo Thomas Grear Krontler Grear Slimon Pierre Bondurant General Pershing Cheyenne Laramie County Chicago & Northwestern Lusk Wyoming Union Paleifie Ogden Knights of Pythias M. Ayres Grenville McInerney Bates Creek Casper Natrona County Jake Crouse D. Berry Montana Berry Jose Marino Ed Hoye Omaha Eimployés Marino Hoye Carey War Department Germany 148Th Field Artillery Colorado Burke HH. Sinelaty Denver

Slump and Barbers Hoping for Turnaround in Small Market

A crusty veteran barber voices concern as business falters and patron worries over hair loss. An affable shopkeeper counters that attention to trends affects the stay of Ble in the community.

Fragmentary OCR Note Mentions Late Stays at Night

Readable text hints at a damaged note about a husband staying out late and a vague hypothetical about being forced to join. No clear names, dates, or places to identify. The fragmentary lines give little factual context or verifiable event.

Summer spraying keeps apples clean for winter storage

United States Department of Agriculture advises home orchardists to spray summer crops to produce clean disease free apples that store well. It outlines a four to seven spray program using lime sulfur arsenate of lead nicotine sulfate and Bordeaux mixtures tied to blossom stages and pest pressures.

United States Department of Agriculture Providence Central States

Wild Waterfowl Domestication Boosts Market and Rural Jobs

The article argues that strict migratory bird bans created demand for domesticated waterfowl to supply markets. It suggests federal permits under the 1916 treaty, state enforcement, and a uniform tagging system like New York to promote lawful breeding. Proper legislation could expand food supply and provide profitable rural employment.

United States Department of Agriculture United States Great Britain Canada Secretary of Agriculture Bureau of Biological Survey New York State

Improvements drive efficiency in crop cultivation beat

The text notes that while good beat preparation of soil is economical and desirable, it cannot replace cultivation. It mentions no government limit on sericultural time and indicates no need to limit its duration.

Freezone promises painless corn removal

The ad claims Freezone quickly relieves corn pain and lets the corn be lifted off without soreness. It touts a tiny bottle sold by druggists and hints at a Cincinnati inventor behind the discovery.

Palin Cincinnati

What Esau Said and the Air Pilot Visit

Bobby entertains an air pilot waiting to see his sister. He jokes about flying machines mentioned in the Bible and cites a vicar's sermon about Esau selling his inheritance to Jacob as the afternoon tale.

Esau Bobby Jacob

Cuticura Remedies For Sore Hands Advertised

An advertisement touts Cuticura Soap to soak hands in hot suds and Cuticura Ointment to dry and rub in. It claims removing surplus Ointment with tissue paper and notes Cuticura serves all toilet needs using Soap Ointment and Talcum.

Fooling and Firepower in a Sheridan Style Tale

A congressman cites German bolshevism and war indemnities then recounts a Sheridan anecdote about Gunter the confectioner, Hanson the ironmonger, and a settled bill. The tale ends with Sheridan using Gunter’s bill to placate Hanson.

Sheridan Gunter Hanson London

Old-Fashioned Children Impress Readers

A brief cartoon caption reflects on children described as old fashioned and well behaved. The dialogue notes they even obey their parents, highlighting traditional manners in a humorous tone.

Sallie to Begin Playing Amidst Quiet Room

A fragment hints at Sallie about to perform music, with another speaker noting the room’s quietness and anticipation. The fragment implies an upcoming musical moment without detailing the performer or setting.

Sallie

Value of Canadian Farm Land Declines Over Time

The Canadian Bureau of Statistics reports the average value of farm land in the dominion at 40 dollars per acre in 1918, with prior years 44 in 1917, 41 in 1916, 40 in 1915, and 38 in 2014, including improvements and unimproved land and buildings.

Canadian Bureau of Statistics Dominion

Catarrh Medicine Promises Cure Through Blood Action

An old advertisement claims local remedies for catarrh cannot reach the disease and promotes CATARRH MEDICINE as a cure taken internally, asserting it acts through the blood to cleanse mucous surfaces. The product is said to contain purifiers and antiseptics from various ingredients.

Labor Wasted Scrubbing Repeats After Board Inspection

A new orphanage boy is shocked by the cleanliness and scrubbing of dining-room steps. He hesitates to leave, then stays to endure another round of cleaning as inspectors visit. After the board departs, he questions the need for frequent scrubbing.

Handbag Placed On German General Monument Artwork

An Allied advance last year prompted a witty act when a handbag labeled To Berlin was placed in the outstretched arm of a large monument outside Brussels honoring a German general.

Brussels Berlin

What killed your case in court

The quote reflects a judge’s remark about a case being undermined by a short circuit in court. The remark implies procedural or technical flaws weakened the proceedings and led to an unfavorable outcome.

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