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Big Piney Examiner

Location

Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Sep 16, 1926

Page

2

Baree’s Northward Quest Ends in Subtle Return

Baree the wolf dog completes a long trek through snow and forest in search of Nepeese and Pierrot. After weeks of tracking traps and memories, he abandons the chase at the Gray Loon, then follows inner impulses northward, seeking a renewed bond with the Willow and Wakayoo’s memory, before a new winter journey hints at future life with Pierre Kusrach’s map‑making party.

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Ghost Fear and Gypsy Customs Among Real Romanys

A description of the Romany funeral customs and beliefs known as ghost fear. The dead’s possessions are broken and cast into water to avert the ghost’s watchful curse. The practice can include spurning the dead’s horse and avoiding items once loved, with flowers rarely placed on graves.

Indians Build A Turkish Bath By Thompson River

Along the Thompson river in British Columbia the Curries Indians heat large bowlders in a bonfire until red hot then roll them into homes to heat rooms and clothes. After cooling, they lie by the stones and later plunge into the river for a brief cold end to the bath.

Thompson River British Columbia

Phrase from Kansas City Star Exchange on Gender Perception

A brief dialogue excerpt features Professor Pate asking why women are often viewed as superior and an older figure, Gawnters Grimm, replying that it is because they assert it. The note appears in the Kansas City Star.

Pate Old Gawnters Grimm Kansas City Star

Through a Woman's Eyes on Being Different

A carload of youths mocks a shabby man with long gray hair, illustrating the folly of seeking distinction by being different. The piece argues many seek oddities to stand out, but true refinement is inconspicuous and lasting.

Wea Feninus

The Helpful Character Moral from a Railway Tale

A tale about Sir Meury Bartle Prere and a servant who identifies him by a single act of service. Lady Frere notes that a tall gentleman aiding an old lady reveals the master, and the piece reflects on whether people today show such helpfulness amid modern hustle. It ends by praising the joy of helping others.

Meury Bartle Prere Sir Bartle Lady Frere Bir Bartle Mahlen

Denver Helibey Recounts Tips at Parr Association Meet

A Denver helicopter pilot claims he earned about ten dollars daily in tips while attendees, delegates, and reporters gathered for the American Parr Association meeting. He replied to a reporter with a sharp retort about his method.

Denver Helibey Parr Associiation

Uncivilized of the Cities Quip Circles in Atlanta

The Atlanta Constitution notes a provocative label for urban vandals harming rural lands. The piece hints the public mood favors swift remedies as countryside gardeners and farmers grapple with stripped trees and damaged hedges.

Atlanta Constitution

Man-Tiger Tale Outdone By Rabbit Feat

An unnamed narrator recalls a traveler’s boast of a man eating tiger, which is quickly outdone by another listener who claims a man eating rabbit. The exchange plays on tall tales and audience fatigue.

Knocks and Confidence Mark Criminal Plans in Clip

Fragmentary lines reference a duo plan to knock off someone unnamed. The speakers identify themselves as American Leemon Weelly and Molr. The dialogue hints at sealing a theft with high confidence and asks who to target next.

Megx Secon Leemon Weelly

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