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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1920
Page
1
Geologists note that plants animals and even bacteria play major roles in building and eroding the earths crust. Pasteur's work on bacteria in disease and fermentation is cited, while the influence of microbes on soil fertility and rock decay remains a focus of study.
The article notes Empress Eugenie allegedly devised and wore the crinoline skirt shortly before the Prince Imperial's birth. It also mentions a new ferrute for crutches and canes with woolen legs, rubber tips, a coil spring, and interior rotation for resilience.
A devotional verse thanks the Lord for the seasonal elements and natural wonders. It enumerates morning mist dew summer rains winter ice wind clouds rainbows sunshine seas moonlight sands cliffs and seas, praising divine might and love with a unison blessing.
The article recalls the 1863 Thanksgiving day linked to Lincoln and the 1804 milestone hymn by Rev. Muhlenberg, noting its nine stanzas and chorus. Lincoln approved the poem later sent to him by Robert Minturn, and public reception varied, though the hymn is now largely forgotten.
A fragment describes Seheéxvun, Fe Disk a Feast as four verses that could have aided the music at the University of Timor’s fiftieth convocation on November 20, 1918. It notes a forgotten hymn dedicated to Lincoln by Reverend Doctor Muhlenbay was added and discovered by Professor Dodge in a contemporary New York Friday issue.
The note describes a person preparing for the holiday, basing plans on sunbless blessings and updated practices. It reflects a focus on gratitude and readiness, with emphasis on updated customs and thoughtful preparation for Thanksgiving.
An essay arguing why farmers should value Thanksgiving beyond food security. It praises outdoor air and rural life, notes farm work is hard but offers better health and living conditions than urban life, and urges appreciation of simple, personal blessings in the countryside.
A garbled minitext passage notes social quirks and blunt maxims about honesty and courage. It mocks flattery’s power, comments on marriage and neighbors, and jokes about a footman seeking trouble with a lantern.
The Morse elm at the corner of Pennsylvania Avenue and Fourteenth Street in Washington, long a meeting place for presidents and dignitaries, is nominated by the Washington Evening Star for the American Forestry Association hall of fame. Also included are household plant propagation tips guiding slips to root in sand or water, with steps for transplanting and care.
A jumble of quips and observations on politics, advertising, consumer goods, romance, and daily living. Snippets reference soap advertising, umbrellas, a bachelor, a clover child, a marriage license, and a $2 bill. The tone is light and ironic, reflecting a 19th or early 20th century newspaper feature.
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