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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1937
Page
8
Poem-like excerpt attributes uplift to mountains and nature. The text speaks of nature’s peace sunlight and wind renewing energy, and waves fading as autumn leaves calm the soul. No specific dates, places, or people are provided.
The phrase contrasts action with verbose philosophy, noting ideas reveal themselves through deeds rather than words. It suggests that real belief shows in public behavior and concrete outcomes rather than rhetoric.
A compact old column notes public demand for resolve and backbone to defend personal rights amid lingering colds. It frames the need for steady character and steadiness in civic duties during a season of illness and social contention.
Irvin S. Cobb surveys a political campaign persona, mocking a boastful, affectionate, handshake-heavy candidate. He contrasts such theatrics with traffic danger and social behavior, then shifts to Hollywood fashion jibes and style icons, preserving his razor wit and period tone.
The passage notes Britany’s ancient Celtic roots with Pliny's “Looking-on Peninsula” and Caesar’s mention of the Veneti fighting people on the southwestern seacoast. It asserts Brittany as the homeland of the Celt, surpassing Scotland Ireland and Wales in representing that ancient civilization.
The 1915 Universal lot tale of elephant Charlie turns killer after conflicts with Ike Rosen. Curley the trainer warns of danger as Charlie assaults the crew then dies in a staged execution using a heavy wire trap.
The article notes gray squirrels bury up to 10,000 nuts a season and claims many trees, especially hickories, originate from cached nuts. It also describes Canton Island as the Phoenix group’s main landmass, 2,700 miles north of New Zealand, located halfway between New Zealand and Honolulu, with an 8.5 square mile area and a navigable salt-water lagoon for small boats.
In a survey of women in public office the National League of Women Voters highlights Miss A. Viola Smith in Shanghai and Miss Elizabeth Humes in Rome as successful American trade envoys. Smith, from Los Angeles, earned a law degree and led civic groups in China. Humes, raised in Louisiana, worked as assistant trade commissioner in Rome, promoting Italian women’s fashion and cosmetics campaigns.
A General Quiz asks about Wilfred Funk ten pretty words, presidential authority over National Guard, world circumnavigation time difference, and the Kilkenny cats legend. Answers cover dawn hush lullaby murmuring tranquil mist chimes golden melody. governor lacks authority. westward gains a day while eastward loses a day. Kilkenny cats fought until only tails remained.
A weight loss pitch urges fat individuals to weigh themselves, take a 4 oz Kruschen Salts bottle for four weeks, dissolve half a teaspoon in hot water each morning, adjust diet and add gentle exercise, and note fat loss and energy gains. It claims clearer skin and renewed vigor as proof, urging purchases from druggists nationwide.
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