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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1914
Page
7
A zigzag set of telegrams mocks Churchill and a political candidate. A young stenographer forwards a curt reply asserting safety and noting Churchill’s supposed youth and limited role, with sharp quips from Popular Magazine and La Rire.
The note records a private conversation where Lowe saw Ethel yesterday and shared a confidential chat. Lucy reports that Ethel would not speak with her today, and a judge figure is mentioned in passing.
Druggists advertise a 600 bottle product promising refunds if it fails to help and offering a free sample upon request. Booth Overton Co. at 11 Broadway New York promotes the offer with a humorous travel quip about fishing and dogs.
A fragment hints at social norms of childless families in pushing plans to attend a circus while one person mentions bringing a spouse’s dog. No clear names or places are provided.
A brief exchange asks for a lock of hair and offers color choices green purple or cerise, conveying a playful tone about a fashion or beauty request. The snippet centers on choice and color preferences.
A Dryden Oregon resident describes eczema starting on the neck with blotches and pimples. After two months of itch and sleep loss, using Cuticura Soap and Ointment brought relief in two weeks and a full cure in a month.
In Baltimore residents face questions about vaccination status amid financial strain. The piece highlights individuals encountering bills and shortages while seeking access to vaccines and health services.
A aphoristic remark notes that many men who deem themselves self-made owe their success to their wives. It frames partnership as a quiet engine of achievement and social storytelling.
In a comic exchange Mrs Weyupp remarks on Emperor William having his came painted on them. Mrs Highupye suggests such vanity runs in families and references her grandfather's similar act, highlighting a humorous, gossip-like tone.
Westbrook Maine and Manston Wisconsin women describe relief from back pains night sweats and hot flashes after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Testimonials praise improved health and urge others to try the remedy. The ad notes confidential advice from the Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co in Lynn Massachusetts.
A jumbled OCR snippet discusses marriage proposals and a proverb about cups and slips. It mentions Putnam Fadeless Dyes as bright and fast and includes a brief exchange about a person named Jim with a Judge’s remark. The text reads as casino-era chatter with no clear current event.
The New York Sun reports a Caravaggio painting recovered from France in the collection of Marchese della Stufa. It had been lost for years and was known via a Konisane print in the Ufizzi gallery. Sig di Pietro identified the work, tracing the piece to Cerretani ownership in 1700.
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