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Newspaper

Big Piney Examiner

Location

Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Oct 14, 1926

Page

2

Through a Woman's Eyes and the Social Register Drops

A column laments the Social Register losing elite members to scorn and rumor. It notes long-time names and a scandal that leads to removals for marrying beneath social status. The piece questions the gatekeepers and hints at reinclusion talks amid sensational chatter.

Social Register Nmnelight Bo Tonger City Directory 3. R S. K the & R Seite

Woman in Work and Sacrifice Highlighted in NY Return

A wife returning from hospital to surprise her husband discovers he attempted suicide from stress of caring for five children and a home. The piece extols working mothers, urging husbands to recognize the burden, resilience, and quiet heroism of women balancing家庭 duties and nervous strain.

New York Gred Wien Jim

Wealth and Talent Quote Spawns Public Debate

A Colton quotation arguing that wealth garners greater public respect than talent due to perceived visibility, despite talent being a more efficient source of power. The line comments on societal values and the intelligibility of wealth in social hierarchies.

Colton

Road hogs cited as menace to city streets

Cleveland Automobile Club traffic report condemns road hogs and slow-poke drivers for congestion and danger. It defines road hog as a middle-of-road driver pushing others aside, urges motorists and police to educate hogs and urge driving near the right curb, notes accidents from crowded, veered off roads, and stresses that slow poke and hogs worsen risk more than speeding.

Cleveland Automobile Club Cleveland Autowebiule Uie Ial Eduard J. Dounluelas Vehiles Siing

Untitled fragment on driver training and fear

A disjointed report describes an inexpert driver who fears driving, reacts to sirens, and struggles with braking. The text imprecisely notes stress easing after a long drive and hints at automation reducing physical effort but remains unclear.

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Excellent Plan to Clean Automobile Upholstery

Cleaning guide outlines seasonal steps for car interior care. It emphasizes removing dust first then grease and water marks, includes floor coverings removal, fluffing cushions, vacuuming, brushing, and cautious use of carbon tetrachloride with a stiff brush to remove soil.

Car

Direction Signal Help for Automobile Driver

The Scene describes a direction indicating signal for autos invented by I. N. Moore of Peoria US. The device aims to aid daytime or nighttime drivers by clearly signaling approaching or following vehicles to enhance road safety.

I. N. Moore Peoria

Arrow Signal for Turn Indication Inventions

An elevational view describes a vehicle signal using an arrow to show intended turn direction. The head and tail of the arrow are formed of equilateral triangular plates that move in unison to reverse the arrow’s pointing direction.

Hearse Is Pleasure Car Says Brooklyn Court

A Brooklyn traffic court ruling holds a hearse can be a pleasure vehicle under a new state rule. John Fitznatryk, arrested on Manhattan Bridge for using a hearse as a pleasure vehicle, was cited before Magistrate Lawrence Fish. The motorcycle officer admitted he did not know the hearse fell under the revised classification when issuing the summons.

Trafic Cour Brooklyn N.Y John Fitznatryk Ibhiver Manhatttan Bridge Ag Uotorcycle Lawrence Fish

Magna Charta and England’s Path to Freedom

A historical narrative recounts John of England signing a charter on June 15, 1215, under baronial threat, amid revolt as Norman and Saxon realms blend. Medard the Ling Heart and Richard the lionhearted figures loom, while the charter’s protections against tyranny and for trial by jury reshape English law. The struggle ends with John’s death, Henry III’s succession, and a dawning era of lawful governance grounded in the Magna Carta’s principles.

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Cynical Wedding Toast Sparks Lenox Breakfast

At a Lenox wedding breakfast Cortlandt Bleecher, described as incurable, delivered sharp cynical quips amid the toast and decor. He quipped that permanent waves do not ensure permanent wives and mocked fall disarmament plans, while poking at society’s fashions and a misprinted fairy tale ending with marriage and firing.

Cortlandt Bleecher Lenox Ayumen

Oldest Retail Grocer Found in Portland Maine

A nationwide search for Amerie’s veteran grocers ends with Andrew Hawes of Portland Maine stepping forward. Hawes began in 1892 as a clerk for his father and later led a store for decades in the same building. He is regarded as the country’s oldest active retail grocer.

Amerie Andrew Hawes Portland Maine Ile OWL ‘Miners’ Club

Cannibal Interpretation by George E. Roberts

George E. Roberts, a New York banker, defends a proposed French monetary system at a nucleon. He cites misread history by opponents and recalls a Croat immigrant boy who wrote in a history exam that Joan of Arc was burnt as a steak.

George E. Roberts New York

Watermelon Crop Yields Forecast Across United States

An OCR fragment notes watermelons as a seasonal delicacy with no food necessity status. It estimates the U S watermelon crop this year will reach about 12,005,000 dollars, while the 1926 crop is described as the greenest in history, marking an exception to prior trends.

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Gravest of Fame Confounds Nolie Carlyle

A fragmentary line mentions the gravest of fame and a person named Nolie Carlyle, suggesting a public or celebrity reference in a historical clipping. The context and full details are unreadable, leaving the core notion of fame surrounding Carlyle as the extent of readable content.

Con Fous nolie—Carlyle

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