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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1914
Page
17
Mrs A B Wolters reports a dog with neck sores that started as itching and spread to the head. After nightly applications of Cuticura Ointment and Soap the itching ceased, new sores appeared, and within three weeks the dog recovered with no scar.
The text presents a fragmented, unclear query about whether a mother figure covers her spouse’s expenses without resorting to punishment. No identifiable people, dates, or organizations are confirmed in readable content.
A notice from Wikbert Indiana reports Mrs Williams enduring a long illness of about fourteen years with inflammation and female weakness. The ad promotes new remedies said to relieve her condition without narcotics and thanks a benefactor for help received.
Easter brides face a choice between a regulation gown and a mode driven design. The article highlights two bridal outfits with long square trains in satin and lace, including a tulle veil with old lace cap and orange blossoms, and notes a striking ivory wedding gown with a minaret style satin fold and wide crepe de chine girdle.
Stores display pearly ribbon novelties for Easter gifts including lingerie ribbons and corsage decorations. High grade Bier ribbon with life like roses sells for about four dollars to three and a half each. cheaper options and small ribbon neck ornaments priced from 35 to 16 cents each.
An old public health notice warns that uric acid poisoning progresses slowly from kidney weakness to Bright's disease and fatal complications. It cites symptoms such as backache jaundiced urine and severe pain then promotes User's Kidney Pills as a remedy with testimonials from many users.
Clara Draech of Lenington Missouri described severe kidney pain and systemic weakness. After five days of taking Doane Kidney Pills her condition improved and she regained strength, reporting relief from pain and fatigue.
A comic fable recalls a young pianist ridiculed for playing the piano aloud everyone in the family and neighbors fled to a quieter place. A critical observer watched, hesitated, then died of shock. The piece ends with the pianist hired for a concert tour rather than punished. Moral notes music outshines its critics.
A schoolboy jokes that a new school should be built around the corner after the old one burns. He tells his father, the county superintendent, that he is tired of “cor porer.” The tale preserves a rural schoolhouse humor tale from a past era.
Birthdates of notable leaders listed include Andrew Jackson, seventh president born in Union County on March 16, 1767. Grover Cleveland born in Essex County New Jersey on March 18, 1837. and William Jennings Bryan born in Salem, Illinois on March 19, 1860.
A terse domestic exchange unfolds with a wife seeking a silk dust clonk while the husband replies he is out for the dust. The dialogue hints at strained partnership and a shared air of unease within a private setting.
A short, local note from the Boston Transcript captures a light exchange about theater visits and lingering slush from a recent storm, reflecting street dialogue and seasonal weather in the city.
A Washington woman writes of heart trouble eased after avoiding caffeine coffee and switching to Postum made from hard wheat. She notes stomach upset from coffee and palpitations stopped after drinking Postum as directed, with a neighbor also urged to try the beverage.
In a quip filled exchange a trusted lieutenant notes dissent among constituents. Sorghum answers by saying he will monitor opposition and switch to align once a reliable majority forms.
Indigestion and intestinal fermentation eased by Booth Overton Dyspepsia Tablet. 60c bottle at druggists. Money refunded if no help or request a free sample. Booth Overton Co., 11 Broadway, New York.
Dialogue snippet from Detroit Free Press features a man and woman discussing love conditional on wealth with a wary undertone. The exchange questions social expectation and marriage prospects in a literary, quoted format.
In a Police Court scene a man faces mockery for his appearance while a witty exchange suggests his wife has stopped talking. A cryptic line blames the cop, reflecting street humor in the case.
An elementary student’s line on Roderick Chu from The Lady of the Lake praises his character as decent and brave. The sketch notes his fondness for hunting fairness in appearance usefulness in shooting and fighting and his truthfulness as key traits.
An old advertisement and assorted quips reference Castoria a safe infant remedy now over 30 years in use. The piece includes sharp tones about public benefactors actors and publicity while noting other products like Putnam Fadeless Dyes and a divorce joke.
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