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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1930
Page
7
A shopping note highlights decorative flower pot covers as affordable holiday gifts. Describes types including gold dace paper, lemonade straw folding covers, and willow woven baskets. Also mentions plaster relief plaques like The Half Way Change and The Roadside Mill, plus ebony black glass with sterling inlay as an upscale option.
David rides with Pilot over Alaska as the General Overseer is said to want him. They wander south and land among mountains that speak of ambition and individuality. Glacier joins in singing, while a history lesson laments enemy recruiters who rob the cradle.
Fashion column notes the beret made from weightless woolen weaves as the chic cap of choice to match bright dresses and gray blends. Margaret Adams wears a pink sheer wool beret costume while Suzuone Tal models a black and white chiffon look with a velvet belt.
A MEUSE ARGONNE grave holds eleven American soldiers who died fighting together just before the Armistice. Their commander Lieut Herbert Peart left a last message before death as bodies lay beneath an American flag. The cosmopolitan group includes Leon leLonville, Charles Worth, Frank Kravikowski, J McGiven, John Hull, F R Stow, Albert O Abraham, Charles W Barfall, William Whitney, and Moses W Neptune.
A terse discussion features an elderly speaker asserting fifty years of chewing tobacco has not harmed his teeth. He claims to still have all the teeth he was born with and disputes claims that tobacco use erodes dental health.
An old family doctor endorses Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin for women to keep bowels moving. The laxative mixes gentle laxative herbs with pepsin and harmless ingredients, suitable for children too, to relieve constipation and cleanse the system.
A description notes a paper made from old tarred rope fibers used in potteries to transfer patterns onto earthenware. The material is remarkably strong, as a hand-twisted sheet can support more than a hundred pounds.
An advertisement notes the subject could not perform cleaning tasks and promotes medicine sold in both liquid and tablet forms, implying a household remedy or health product. The snippet references product forms and an implied limitation on cleaning ability.
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