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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1913
Page
2
Safety first drives railroads to upgrade equipment and signaling with steel coaches automatic bridges and grade crossing removal. Experts train crews to avoid dangerous practices while tests check compliance and trespasser protection remains a focus amid frequent incidents and recalls.
Franchia Smith of Honolulu cites Duke Kohanamoko as the world’s champion swimmer while noting many Hawaiians surpass him in endurance. She recalls Captain Sam Manu, 72, surviving 19 hours in the sea after the Mol Wahinal sank off Molokai. Smith, an engineer for Pearl Harbor dry dock contractors, adds context from Hawaii’s seafaring stories.
A discussion in London Tit Bits explains why many duels end without bloodshed. If offenses are minor, commands are spoken so quickly that duellists cannot aim properly, with three shots sometimes exchanged before seconds intervene and honor is satisfied. The pace adapts to seriousness by timing at 80 to 140 beats per minute.
A traveling salesman notes sample pairs broken monthly, with right and left samples split by shoe and glove salesmen. He jokes about disappointed thieves and men traveling west carrying only lefts, illustrating how samples are distributed between right and left footwear.
Yale Harvard and Princeton Dartmouth Carlisle clash loom as season opener events. Harvard shifts to Cornell while Yale Princeton duel at New Haven later. Army Navy game caps the season. Taber of Brown aims to beat John Jones mile record with 4 minutes 15 seconds pace.
Cutshaw of the Brooklyn Nationals, a second baseman, has risen into big league consideration. Fans note his hustle for balls in the air or on the ground and praise his batting as well.
A fragment notes the Recreation League of San Francisco requesting a poet named Hey of So Passie Senet for an event. The readable text is limited and lacks dates or full names. Further details are unavailable in the fragment.
William M. Johnston, an eighteen year old from California, is emerging as a top tennis talent with a powerful overhand serve. Critics compare him to American champion Way Rice McLoughlin, noting Johnston and McLoughlin both trained by the same instructor and show similar styles.
A collection of humorous snippets and quips from multiple papers. Nonsense dialogue and social banter mix with brief punchlines and unrelated jokes, including lines about hair playing and casual conversations.
OCR garbled lines show partial phrases and misread words about nerve, talk, time, and publication. Readable parts mention Philadelphia press and embarrassment, but no coherent event or clear individuals emerge.
A fragmented note argues that many error paths exist and only a single correct method guides proper action. It implies lessons on choosing the right approach amid many faulty options.
Fragmentary text from a historical page shows disjointed phrases and garbled words. It mentions Opporis and The Foolled One with stray quotes and incomplete lines, lacking clear names, dates, or events.
In a light exchange Willie defends his plan to play sacred music on Sunday despite admonitions to store his dry goods. The dialogue captures a casual folk humor about Sabbath expectations and personal choice.
Fragmentary notice reads as a quirky classified item about a person nicknamed Ribbon Clerk seeking a partner. Readable clues imply relationship intent and availability. details are limited and the text is garbled.
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