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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1912
Page
5
A prisoner escaped aboard the Detroit to Canton boat, convincing guard Oswald to relax. The escapee, Billy, walked off with Oswald’s baggage, but returned moments later and signaled his capture, prompting the manhunt to end ashore.
A stylish older woman counsels a young woman about marriage and appearances. She argues a husband should care how his wife dresses, linking style to home tone, and suggests guiding a partner if he is neglectful, before the scene ends with a brisk departure.
A magistrate in Nothing Doing NM presides as a prisoner is brought in for intoxication. The court questions the prisoner about marriage while a startled crowd and reporters await notes, the magistrate anxious about what to write.
An official of the Smithsonian explains the source of the phrase white feather, pointing to a mounted bird described as a French gray back drab breast and black wings with a small white tail spot. He notes the bird is common in Scotland and called clacharan, shaping the expression.
A fragmentary passage debates what constitutes a good husband. A woman questions the idea while others discuss roles, finances, and social expectations such as cigars, races, and bridge. The text reveals tensions around money and leisure in marriage.
A London Mall correspondent notes women riding astride a vat Quees Eifenbeth in a fashion show setting on a formal roadside display. The report mentions a steadfast dress and a stage-like presentation over a measured distance of about 60 feet.
An article on neurasthenia in the Journal of the American Medical Association cites Dr. Thomas C. Ely of Philadelphia warning that hurry and worry harm nerve function. He calls for reducing both habits to avoid fatigue, breakdowns, and lost happiness.
A Washington man touring a remote south western river region learns locals view the area as bleak and unwelcoming. With no fishing allowed and few entertainments, residents insist the place offers little to do but shivers and fever. The encounter highlights stark regional contrasts and humor in Harper's Weekly.
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