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A man explains he and his wife drive seven or eight miles from home to find a movie the wife has not yet seen, showing a lighthearted domestic moment about chasing entertainment.
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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1920
Page
10
A man explains he and his wife drive seven or eight miles from home to find a movie the wife has not yet seen, showing a lighthearted domestic moment about chasing entertainment.
A Moody Bible Institute lesson from 1928 summarizes Jesus sending out the twelve, their mission limits, miracles, and reliance on God. It notes the apostles’ commission, their restricted scope to Jews, their temporary power, and later persecutions, with enduring lessons for all ages.
A reflection urging daily offerings to God during work and before starting new tasks. It emphasizes brief secret prayer to align intentions with purity and to seek acceptance of one's efforts, citing Blabop Wilberforce.
A brief note presents a poem titled Chita Life about a child written in first person. The piece reflects personal emotion and craft from the author.
London dispatch reports the Adriatic settlement favoring Italy on the Istrian frontier with Italy’s claims largely intact. It states Zara would be under Italian suzerainty and Fiume to become independent with territorial contiguity to Italy. A commercial and likely political agreement is expected.
Washington leaders mark the second anniversary of the armistice with public messages to the Army and Navy. Baker and Daniels urge devotion to the ideals that sustained the nation and honoring veterans, while urging citizens to uphold the resolve that created a citizen army.
Mayor William Thompson requested the resignation of Chief Joby J. Kity and appointed Charles Ch. Bitzmorris as interim chief. The move aims to rid the city police department of crooks and reform the force.
Senator Kenyon of Town advocates jailing profiteers who build Irengs Seors as a method to ease housing shortage. The stance was presented during the senate housing committee’s first session with witnesses testifying.
Carl Johnson, 7, confesses he was used by 18 year old Elmer Tieiserman to harm members of the Tieiserman family in their Amend Kansas home. The family was bound and gagged for several days before the fatal harm occurred, police report indicates.
Forty eight people are believed dead after the San Basilia was struck by a typhoon Wednesday while on the Puerto Tella Leyte route in the Philippines. Rescue teams rush to verify losses as local authorities investigate the disaster.
Sixty one undesirables traveling in two special cars guarded by immigration official conducted reached the island for deportation after arriving in New York from Chicago and the far west.
Washington war department figures show the regular army short by about 7000 of the authorized 280,000 officers and meet strength. The Wednesday statement outlines current dispositions and forecasts indicating manpower gaps and implications for future defense planning.
A 4 year old boy, Frederic Murphy, imprisoned by James, attempted to save his infant sister Mary Virginia, 17 months old, and both children died in the effort in Marshall Texas.
Wyoming court sentences WM. Green to $1000 fine or 1000 days in county jail for bootleg violation. A horse mauling near Gillette kills M. Gilbert. A drugstore window shooting in Liverton kills 17 year old Lee Walters. coroners rule justifiable homicide. Congressman Mondtet recovers from fracture and plans return to Washington. University of Wyoming staffer’s son Homer Soule served in WWI and later postings. Multiple traffic and accident reports follow in Rodent Creek and Riverton areas. War risk insurance payments pending for Mrs. Houston. claims delayed by congressional processes. ONeil-Cohen shooting case ruled non-culpable death by own action. Daly wounded in accidental self-shooting. Soto shot in Lovell. highway association annual Denver convention notes.
An ad promotes Dia mond Dyes with simple directions for dyeing worn items. It guarantees vivid, fade resistant colors on wool, silk, linen, cotton, and blends. The ad invites readers to consult the Diamond Dyes Color Card for selection.
A wheel lad loses a wheel in a repair attempt for Little Joe’s Irish Mail. A neighbor, planning to fix it, finds no axle outlet and sends Joe home for one. Joe returns with a question, presenting a but pick as the tool.
Boschee's Syrup is advertised as a longtime favorite remedy for throat and lung inflammation. It claims to soothe irritated membranes, ease coughing at night, and improve expectoration, noting use in colds bronchitis and chronic lung troubles worldwide for fifty four years.
A reflective note on writing a love story drawn from personal experience. The speaker considers clearer, warmer language and discusses the idea that happiness and affection improve if shared with a dear companion.
Caution readers to examine battles of Castoria, the famed infant remedy, praising its 30 year track record. Emphasizeswide use among families and the lasting trust in Motcher's Castoria for infants and kids.
Aosttagh compiles a list of wars and major conflicts in U S history. It includes the War of the Revolution, the War of 1812, the Mexican War, the Civil War, the Spanish American War, and World War I and II, with minor conflicts such as the Quasi War with France and the Tripolitan War noted.
The article notes that Chinese barbers are not accustomed to tipping and offer modest prices. It describes a haircut, head shave, face statue, and shoulder and back massage for a total considered inexpensive. It mentions a triangular straight razor with a straight folding handle and crude shanks made from old nuts and repurposed steel.
A witty exchange features a remark that "That man has horse sense" and a speculation that his pursuit of a "grass widower" signals a curious motive. The dialogue hints at rural or livestock themed humor with a punchy rural wisecrack.
A miner questions the meaning of cosmopolitan terms. The imaginary example includes a Russian Jew in England, a Turkish carpet, American dream sodas, a German band, Welsh rarebit, and a dateh cheese dish as a Welsh rabbit, illustrating the term in a humorous, satirical way.
Little Francis attends his first party and avoids coconut cake shreds, declaring he will eat the cake when he can pick the silvers from it. The hostess asks if he likes coconut cake, and he responds with a humorous mispronunciation about removing silvers.
A fragmented line asserts that a potter forms his work by his own act and a man reaches hero status through intention rather than mere praise. The text contrasts craft and character, implying self-made merit.
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