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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1919
Page
7
Philadelphia resident Mrs. Nitobe, writing from Japan, argues Americans misread Japan. She cites Samurai discipline: acknowledge error by conduct if wrong, or wait for time to reveal justice if right. She warns against oversimplified Western judgment and notes Japanese sensitivity to sympathetic or unsympathetic scrutiny.
A London Evening News piece argues Belgians love their cities beyond landscapes or churches. It emphasizes Antwerp Bruges Brussels Ghent Louvain Ypres and the town walls markets belfries and town halls as core symbols of Belgian freedom wealth and art.
The first American institution for deaf education was founded in Hartford by Dr. Thomas H. Gallaudet, a Philadelphia native educated at Yale and Andover. He led the Hartford school from 1817 to 1830 before retiring due to ill health.
Edith and Mr Bronson discuss engagement in a playful exchange. The Boston Transcript notes the suitor’s practical approach, asking about a favorable disposition toward a unification of interests.
A Louisville Courier Journal item captures a clipped quote about affection toward music with playful banter. The brief note reflects light culture pages and urban conversation rather than a formal event or action.
Special correspondent Lloyd Allen describes Fiume, a deep water Adriatic port, as Allied troops including Italian infantry guard a volatile city. Italians push for control while Yugoslavs pursue sovereignty. American sailors and four-nation patrols monitor streets, posing mediating roles as tensions between Italian and French factions surface. Local sentiment, hotel renaming to Hotel Wilson, and flags reflect American prestige.
The article notes Italian officials led by Dr Antonio Grossich claim Fiume and Dalmatian lands should join Italy under Wilsonian self determination. American diplomats foresee a fair but partial transfer. Allied occupation and a large Italian force stayed in the city since November 1918. Prices fall as food ships arrive and wartime shortages ease.
A tiny bottle of Freezone is advertised at drugstores, claiming instant pain relief for corns and calluses. It says a few drops soothe the area then allow removal without soreness, promising to rid feet of hard and soft corns and toe interdigital corn.
A vintage promotion for Dr. Kilmer’s Swamp Root touts purity and safety claiming no habit forming drugs. It promotes vegetable herb compounds, non stimulant use, and teaspoonful dosing with sample bottle offers and newspaper ad style language. Destination stores and Binghamton address listed for samples.
An advertisement touts Boschee's Syrup as a long standing remedy for coughs bronchitis and colds. It promises restful nights easier morning expec toration and natural healing with the product made in America and sold for over fifty years.
A health notice urges men to assess physical condition and take action before decline. It recommends Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a spring blood tonic, touting blood, liver and nerves benefits. Audience is advised to mail 10 cents for a trial package and to use castor oil or Dr Pierce's Pleasant Pellets to aid liver and bowels.
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