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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1942
Page
8
A mixed quiz set covering music history language biology and geography with questions on harp strings army ranks Beethoven age onset of hearing common names in world oceans and the international date line plus a couple of miscellaneous items about recruits and kumquats.
Jeff Curtis and wife Lee travel to Tierra Libre where Zora Mitchell and husband are found dead. Curtis suspects murder, aided by Montoya's hints and a photo showing Zora with a gun not in her grasp. Curtis meets old associates, learns of a large new irrigation and airfield project, and tours Tempujo camp where plans for two planes and a bodega are part of Montoya’s strategic setup.
To conserve rubber, wheels must stay in correct alignment. Check alignment twice yearly to prevent uneven wear. A tire one half inch out of line will drag 87 feet per mile, increasing wear and reducing efficiency.
A brief note discusses natural oddities and orchard care. It highlights ant prevalence in local ecology and notes the Mississippi River’s slight centerward shift along its long course. It also gives practical guidance for mulching and fertilizing fruit trees using baryard manure and nitrate or ammonium sulfate.
In one operation walls can now be built with Colorkote insulating panels nailed directly to studs and joists. No laths plaster or intermediary steps required. The Castle in Point Chillon, in Switzerland once used as a prison by the dukes of Savoy, gained fame from Byron's poem The Prisoner of Chillon.
A fragmented note describes Haiti as beautiful and mysterious with two restless republics and a history of upheaval in the West Indies. It recalls Columbus discovering Hispaniola, naming it Little Spain, and notes early colonization ambitions linked to edible mushrooms and Indian gold.
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