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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1920
Page
2
Geologists note expanding evidence that microscopic organisms help build and wear down the earth’s crust. The role of bacteria in rock decay, fertility, and soil formation adds to prior work on fermentation and disease, highlighting a broad microbial influence.
The passage offers a devotional tribute listing natural phenomena from mist to seas, skies to storms, floods with cleansing power and luminous moonlight. It closes with gratitude to a figure named Lora, expressing equal thanks for might and love.
The 1863 proclamation sparked a now largely forgotten Thanksgiving hymn by Dr. Muhlenburg of St. Luke's Hospital New York. Based on Lincoln's call for gratitude it ran nine stanzas with choirs and praised the nation’s unity from east to west. Lincoln approved the hymn though not its title.
Fragmentary notes recount a hymn related to a Lincoln dedication from 1863, with four verses omitted at a 1913 Ostleth convocation reference. A forgotten hymn, not sung publicly before, was uncovered by Professor Daige in a New York Times issue, linking to Reverend Mulechuig’s dedication.
A Thanksgiving item notes local preparations and gratitude as families and groups decorate, share meals, and give thanks. The piece emphasizes updated blessings and the steady routine of yearly rituals.
An essay argues for gratitude among farmers during Thanksgiving, noting personal wellbeing, enjoyment of pure outdoor air and scenery, and the harsher realities of farm life. It contrasts rural hardships with urban misconceptions, praising better air, water, food, working conditions, and health enjoyed by those on farms.
A rough collection of old time sayings about men and manners. The lines criticize flattery and courage while highlighting marriage, appearance, and warning against unnecessary trouble in a humorously misspelled, archaic tone.
The Morse elm at Pennsylvania Ave and Fourteenth St NW in Washington, a historic gathering point near the Willard Hotel and a backdrop to many inaugurations, is nominated by the Washington Evening Star for a place in the American Forestry Association hall of fame.
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