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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1914
Page
9
A fragment from a 1912 notice describes a child’s head injury and a scalp eruption treated with ointments and baths. The text mentions healing after several weeks, a small scar, and a curative product promotion for Curecura Soap and Ointment.
A testimonial from Mrs Williams of Elkhart Indiana praises Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for four months of use relieving long illness and symptoms described as female weakness and nervous distress. The letter notes the product is herb based with no harmful drugs and is backed by testimonials from the Pinkham Laboratory Lyon Mass. and offers confidential advice.
Julia Bottomley describes Easter brides weighing regulation gowns against newer fashions. One gown features a long trained princess silhouette in satin or crepe de chine with a high lace neckline, pearl trim, and an elaborate veil. The other embodies oriental embroidery with draped panels and kimono sleeves, avoiding regulation except for the train and color.
A display of Easter ribbon novelties for neckwear and accessories showcases scented and decorative pieces. New offerings include fabric roses, foliage, and bud fittings in numerous colors, with prices from about one dollar to three and a half, plus cheaper ribbon buds and easy to make loops and ends using velvet ribbons and simple flowers.
A historical notice outlines uric acid poisoning as a slow killer linked to kidney disease. It describes early warning signs such as heavy head, disturbed urine, and joint pains before progressing to gravel formation, nephritis, and other organ damage.
A jumble of garbled text includes scattered names, places, and numbers with no clear narrative or event. The fragmentary lines mention various terms and possible names but lack coherent facts or a discernible news item.
A jumble of old ads and notes includes Doan's Kidney Pills priced a few cents, sold through Foster Mum Co in Buffalo New York, with other generic lines and scattered historical snippets. The piece mixes product promotion with assorted text scraps, poems, and brief notices.
Boston Transcript reports on public concerns after a recent storm as residents debate theater seating and operations amid wartime era tensions. Citizens clash over management and morale while local officials consider policy responses.
An elderly couple credits Postum with restoring harmony at home by replacing coffee. A middle aged man quits coffee after heart trouble and palsy symptoms ease. The Postum ad touts two forms Remtlar Postum and Instant Postum with pricing and preparation details.
Fragmentary notice urges mothers to examine a Castonian remedy claimed for infants and children over 30 years. The text is garbled but references a public notice and a sensational divorce remark, with unclear names or dates.
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