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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1920
Page
4
Regimental headquarters insist on a flagstaff. Colonel orders a tall pole. O’Hara returns with a Lithuanian man who is taller than anyone, suggesting the difference will go unnoticed. The piece satirizes military fussiness and practical improvisation.
R J Powell of Sweetwater Texas touts Eutonie through a testimonial about rapid relief for his daughter who suffered severe stomach distress. The ad claims hundreds use Eatonic after meals to curb acidity and toxins, promising quick, sure relief for heartburn indigestion and bloating at a small cost.
An elderly Scottish golfer battles through a rough round, clashing with his companion over quitting. The veteran refuses to quit, insisting he will complete the course with four clubs left to wield and nine bunkers to conquer at Edinburgh.
An exchange in Yonkers State Journal notes a driver speeding at 40 miles per hour as a man races to reach the 5 15 train with his chauffeur. The judge questions the sense of time and choice in a quiet town.
A southern plantation owner asks a renter about crop progress. The renter replies briefly with a playful line implying she will happily produce the rent in the fall.
The ad touts Cuticura products to treat rashes on babies including Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Continent, claiming gentleness and purity. It mentions a fragrant talcum dusting option and prices at 25e, urging use after hot baths for best results.
A humorous Indianapolis News quip notes Ruth spreading apple butter on bread during a first country visit. She asks a farmer’s wife about apples for cows, and the wife inquires why Ruth asks. Ruth responds that she sees no apple butter, implying a humorous misunderstanding.
The OCR reads the center of population as Bloomingtoyy, Tvl, and misstates a large decline in the United States population center, noting an approximate loss of 1.5 billion to the Colted Stites due to insects.
A historical ad touts a remedy to cleanse your blood of catarrh germs. It claims the product, 8. 8. 8., has been in constant use for over fifty years and promises relief. Readers are invited to request medical advice from the Swift Laboratory in Atlanta.
An agricultural article urges organizing neighborhood fairs to showcase local stock and farm products. It outlines steps from forming committees and advertising to securing judges, rewards, and exhibits in livestock, crops, orchard produce, and women’s crafts, stressing nonmonetary prizes and broad community involvement.
The Bureau of Markets argues for a national government backed grading and branding system for U S dairy products. Denmark Holland New Zealand and Ireland show how uniform inspection and a single best grade create ready markets for exports. A United States national system could boost foreign demand and improve farm profitability.
The purpose of forming boys' and girls' poultry clubs is to improve knowledge of the poultry industry and marketing of a uniform product, teach care of poultry and eggs, and show revenue gains from well bred stock with proper management.
A farmer advocates careful grazing and sweet clover as the best crop to renew poor soil while noting rising use of commercial fertilizer. He emphasizes prudent management and faith in steady, practical farming despite challenges.
The lesson outlines Solomon’s temple construction on Mount Moriah with Hiram’s help, detailing materials, skilled workers, and Phoenician sources. It covers the dedication with ark placement, Solomon’s address, and a lengthy dedicatory prayer asking for God’s continual guidance, forgiveness, and protection.
Big three day celebration in Riverton for its fourteenth birthday dominates the note items. Reports include Marlon Waegle confessing to poisoning her father near Buffalo, forest service plans consolidating Wyoming and Bridger national forests with headquarters at Kemmerer, and various local incidents and civic updates from towns across the state.
A compact quotation notes that poverty follows closely after great wealth and that fortunes, whether middling or large, are fleeting as time passes. The line underscores how riches can dissipate while poverty lingers.
A compact quotation echoes Emerson urging daily effort and best possible outcomes. The line emphasizes making every day the best through consistent self discipline and resolve.
The phrase presents a critical view equating neutrality with weakness. It argues neutrality can imply failure to defend principles or take decisive action in the face of power. The commentary challenges readers to consider the costs of staying uninvolved.
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