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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1925
Page
3
Advert describes Stoplift bottom heel caps that sit flat and stay in place, reducing wear and appearance of tagged or run over heels. It promotes USKIDE Toplite from United States Rubber Co as durable sole material, claiming double leather wear and applicability to new shoes.
The picturesque Mount Saint Island in Normandy faces a landslide risk that could endanger the historic abbey perched atop the rock. Engineers work to stabilize the site as fears grow the slide may extend to the foundation.
A vintage 15 cent page ad explains Diamond Dyes for tinting or boiling to dye fabrics. Instructions say how to dye wool silk linen cotton or mixed goods and advise telling your druggist the material type.
A report notes a Dutch plant expansion to raise output by adding artificial silk and horse hair substitutes. The project aims to boost production of synthetic fibers and related cellulose products, creating more jobs and widening industrial capacity.
An advertisement stresses Bayer Aspirin safety proven by millions for 25 years. It warns customers to check for the Bayer name on packages or tablets and urges saying ABayer when buying. The rest of the copy includes fragmented lines about a girl and dialogue.
Recipe fragment describes making corn flake griddle cakes using corn flakes with milk sugar and butter. Mentions drying absorbed moisture, using any packed cereal in place of corn flakes, and baking instructions similar to plain griddle cakes.
An old advertisement praises Cuticura Ointment for clearing pimples redness roughness and itching after cleansing with Cuticura Soap. It suggests drying gently and dusting on Cuticura Talcum for fragrance and a smoother skin feel, pricing 25 cents per item.
A list of crossword style clues and partial solutions covering occupations, actions, animals, metals, geography, and miscellaneous terms. The garbled text presents numbered hints, including shaving professionals, fright, aquatic or mineral items, and verb forms, with scattered partial answers and theme notes. The overall item appears as a puzzle page with editorial metadata and a teaser about a previous week’s solution.
A scrambled instruction describes filling white spaces in a crossword grid. Each letter is guided by numbered clues beneath definitions such as nervous and universal terms. Word placement runs across to the first black square and down to the next, with only dictionary words used.
In a hot 95 degree evening on Beacon Street a pug named Buttons tormented a house cat from a wealthy family. A quiet gentleman intervened, Buttons was injured, and a yellow haired girl sheltered the cat. The owner, a Boston butler, carried Buttons home as the crowd laughed. The cat, named Kootchie, belonged to Tiger Valley and was visiting.
Reports from Indiana and Colorado experiment stations indicate corn silage provides economical, high gain sheep rations. Tests show silage lowers feed costs, increases gains in ewes and lambs, and can yield profits even after silage costs. Farmers are urged to consider silage to improve sheep production nationally.
Dr. R A Craig of Purdue University warns Indiana farmers to guard against hog cholera this fall. He notes limited vaccination in the corn belt and urges early diagnosis, notifying neighbors, careful lime handling, and vaccination if an outbreak occurs to protect herds and save dollars.
Minerals fed to pigs during Ohio Experiment Station tests show two parts ground limestone one part bone meal and one part salt as the top mix with soy bean meal and yellow corn. The blend provided salt calcium and phosphorus critical to growth, preventing rickets and lameness, with ground limestone outperforming refined lime due to trace iron content and overall development insights.
Building for sheep barns and sheds used during lambing need not be elaborate. Precautions improve comfort for ewes and lambs and aid in raising more lambs. Ensure adequate ventilation, prevent drafts, and protect against cold weather and proper draft control.
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