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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1930
Page
7
In a snowbound city night a cab ride spirals into disaster as two cars collide and a patrol wagon arrives amid sirens. Detective Jimmy O Anna, injured but lucid, recalls a woman he sheltered and faces a decision about duty versus mercy in a grim aftermath.
In a crowded social scene Brian Anstey moves through rooms avoiding familiar enticements. Converse is surprised by Brian's approach and they retreat to a private room where Linda Roth’s lingering presence and tense undercurrents haunt the space. Anstey’s pursuit continues as the scene ends with “TO BE CONTINUED.” The article then shifts to a feature on Spanish homes, praising the practical, comfortable evolution of residential Spanish architecture and its livable focus.
A Chinese laundryman writes to his New Jersey landlord complaining about roof repairs and rent disputes. He demands three months rent and warns of damages from ongoing leaks that waste his working hours and force restart of work. The letter questions payment and satisfaction with the rental condition.
Early print record notes the American Magazine or a Monthly View of the Political State of the British Colonies published in Philadelphia by Andrew Bradford on February 13 1741 three days before Benjamin Franklin issued the General Magazine and Historical Chronicle for all the British Plantations in America Detroit News
Wakeful restless child remedy Castoria is advertised as a safe vegetable preparation. It claims to soothe fretful spells, feverishness, colic, constipation or diarrhea and brightens babyhood with liberal future use. The ad notes easy verification by the Chas. H. Fletcher signature and Castoria name on the wrapper.
Dr. Alex Urdlicka at the Smithsonian announced on his Alaska expedition that about 3,000 people in scattered Kuskokwim river basin villages are likely living descendants of one of two major aboriginal North American groups who crossed from Asia via the Bering Strait. The find positions them as the likely living representatives of prehistoric Alaska's head skeleton lineage.
Low Moor village near Clitheroe loses mill prosperity as 700 workers lose jobs and the historic Garness family mill closes. Looms and machinery fetch tiny scrap prices, with 128 looms sold at remnants and earlier values cited, reflecting a sharp fall in mill fortunes and industry decline.
E Barry Wall comments on trends at Deauville noting that liberated fashion challenges old proverbs. The piece cites a keeper’s quip about a rhinoceros, clarifying gender in a humorous exchange amid salon chatter.
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