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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1913
Page
3
A fervent address extols labor as elevating the masses and securing a living wage while condemning child labor and greed. It calls for protecting children, mothers, and the vulnerable, likening workers to modern knights fighting for liberty, justice, and a universal shared heritage.
The article notes presidents frequently receive indirect pleas for donations from philanthropists and groups. It cites Grover Cleveland who faced a flood of lodge request letters after contributing 24 dollars and describes how many solicitations come via households rather than direct appeals to the president.
An odd historical note recounts rulers punishing authors by forcefully making them eat their own writings. Examples include Bernard the Great forcing a pamphlet’s destruction, and Oldenburger described being flogged and made to swallow a book. The piece cites other tales of coerced reading and ritualized punishment from various cultures.
Experts state the earth rotation exerts a far greater force on the naval compass than magnetism. The rotation effect is said to be about twenty one times stronger than magnetic influence on the needle.
A garbled sports note traces numerous homers and wide plays from various venues including St Louis, Cincinnati, and Hot Springs. It mentions players like Hans Wagner, Alva Williams, Bud McLean, Jake Storl, Billy Alverd, Red Ames, Heinie Zimmerman, Dick Rudolph, and Fordham ties, all amid a patchy career sketch and a 1971 Giants tryout reference.
Bohemian Kottsy Nat and Ed Konetehus discussed by Umpire Bill Kiem as a rare baseball anecdote collection. The piece recounts a Philadelphia dispute over a long strike call, Sugden’s self narrative, and a catcher praised before later illness, highlighting Kiem’s honesty and game memory.
A collage of gibes and quips drawn from various papers showcases humor about courting, finance, and daily life. Snippets feature banter on courting at doors, a tax or rent joke, playful insults, and mentions of notable phrases, reflecting a bygone humorous miscellany.
Fragmentary text references vocation, language study, and individuals including Freek Ol Hordteax-Himt Canny and Lanier. Mentions authors, Darmon De son knowledge, and smoking, with unclear context and scattered names.
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