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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1926
Page
7
In this rugged fragment, Jim Carvel the outlaw travels with Baree the wolf dog, earning Baree’s trust while McTaggart’s pursuit and Lac Bain loom. Carvel reveals a troubled past, including a pardon scheme and a plan to outlast pursuers, as wolves close in.
The article notes Brillat Savarin’s potential posthumous fame as fiction and gastronomic writer and mentions Brione George Sand Joseph Conrad and George Meredith as writers whose culinary interest or receipts featured in period works. the piece suggests these authors valued table lore alongside literature.
In this note the upturned cava arches, a hallmark of Chinese houses, are described as devices to catch the Devi. The design is said to be curved toward the domicile and to throw the Devi high into the heavens.
A report notes wheat oats and similar grains ripening satisfactorily in the park north of the unity third parallel in Canada and records yields from fifty four to seventy three bushels of oats and twenty three to forty bushels of grain depending on variety. The experiment is considered important for Canadian agriculture and future development.
A reflective piece argues that busy workers gain lasting satisfaction from constructive toil and family or business endeavors. Idle time breeds dissatisfaction, while retirement often leads to renewed pressure to fill time, as examples from mothers, entrepreneurs, and retirees illustrate the lure and burden of freedom.
A day coach scene on a Boston bound train shows a husband and wife arguing while a nearby passenger notes the woman's relentless nagging. The writer reflects on why such behavior wears people down and suggests that once an argument ends the party should stop, lest the turbulence continue to drive others away.
The report notes few North American snakes reach into colder regions. Garter snakes extend north to around Great Slave Lake with records in the Yukon. Some specimens are found as far south as the Ohio River, indicating an exceptionally wide range.
The ancient Romans broke the wedding cake above the bride s head as she entered her new home. The practice was part of a solemn ceremony and noted for its striking impression. A similar custom appears in Seyllind with Hunnock breaking above the head of the wife at first entry. The Wack-freed drill, an African hadoo, is among few animals that will attack a lien.
In Kameide Japan a shrine precinct officer found what looked like a corpse. A village office call for two costn led to a revival as the body sang and danced, later identified as a young man in a drunken state from cherry blossom viewing.
Mrs. Sullo V. Noble of 803 Bonfoy Ave in Colorado Springs says after 20 years of despair she regained health and strength with Tanlac. She credits better sleep improved appetite weight gain and lasting energy to the tonic and urges others to try it with help from their druggist.
JBruce the official state hunter for California claims 259 notches in a figurative tally of mountain lions killed since his employment. Each notch marks two lions felled by him.
In New York City elephants trained in nursery work in India years ago assisted in planting 10 large trees in Central Park near the Memorial grove. The trees measured 33 to 46 feet and were added to the park landscape recently.
A brief dialogue shows Wailer expressing surprise at a tin’s size while the other speaker, addressing him as sir, notes the rarity of being stunned. The exchange captures a moment of understated humor amid a formal tone.
A brief exchange features two speakers trading barbs about truth and contradiction. One asserts the other is contradicting themselves, while the reply defends that being right matters more than flawless consistency. The moment captures a sharp back and forth in a compact dialogue.
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