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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1914
Page
3
In a country grocery, Abner Morgan relates stories of his uncle's dog noted for extraordinary intelligence. The men debate the dog’s loyalty and hear that the old man died the day before a dog tax was due, highlighting the canine devotion.
A playful exchange contrasts a fashion idea about dark brown as a fall trend with a skeptical reaction about the taste. The brief dialogue hints at shifting color fashion and personal reactions.
A short debate unfolds with the proverb practice makes perfect cited as wage. The fool responds that preaching cannot boast the same merit, highlighting a humorous contrast in priorities.
A Springfeld woman credits health gains to quitting coffee and using Postum after years of nervousness and heart trouble. She notes doctors failed to help until coffee was stopped, and reports improvement over months. The ad touts Postum as a coffee substitute from Postum Co. Battle Creek Mich.
From Antwerp to Weerde a Belgian center pressed along a 30 mile front as German artillery silenced and then unleashed. American photographer Thompson and reporter describe the intense fighting at Sempst and a farm house overlooking the road to Brussels, with Belgian troops forced to retire under heavy fire and German counter bombardment.
London report quotes Moscow correspondent on Russo Prussian front. In a tense account the Zeppelin signals surrender with a white flag then bombs are dropped and fires break out as Russian forces halt fire.
A fragment shows a humorous exchange where one person laments a prosaic nature while the other asserts understanding of a proposal, framed in light dialogue from Fliegende Blätter. The tone suggests playful wordplay on prose and proposal.
A woman often achieves the feat of shaping an ideal husband from nothing or from imperfect material. The essay explores common notions of domestic transformation and social expectations surrounding marriage.
In Indianapolis Tarkington says he left playwriting behind as musical comedies draw crowds. He notes the public favors light entertainments like The Girl From Paris, while a front-row observer recalls predicting the show's success before the curtain rose.
A tale from National Monthly recounts Mrs. Tucker feeding a tramp who notices a stiff left middle finger hinting at past habits. Charlotte Perkins Gilman replies at a New York Colony Club luncheon to anti suffragists, noting the hen’s calm steadiness before laying the egg and mocking overconfidence in suffrage.
A mother imposes a ten cent fine for each spot on a tablecloth. Johnny rubs a cloth spot long at his plate and claims he is trying to rub two spots into one to avoid punishment.
A child asks about anarchists and the boy explains they want everything others have and never wash their serves. The girl then remarks the anarchists are the little boys who grew up.
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