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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1920
Page
4
Mrs Mitchell of Harrington Me describes backache headaches and down bearing pain eased by Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The letter touts relief from irregularities and digestive issues and promotes the product as a safe remedy.
An exchange clip recalls a speaker claiming America produced only three great men Washington Lincoln and himself provoking loud laughter. He says he intended to name Theodore Roosevelt but fell silent.
An inventor pursues fame and fortune for a lifeboat design said to float amid turmoil. The piece notes that men flatter to shield themselves from women who flirt, reflecting social tensions of the era.
One of the first smallpox deaths in years occurs in Douglas as Floyd J. Gordon aged 21 dies after falling ill on a ranch near the town. The report notes a string of local incidents from Cheyenne to Torrington and Osage.
Lesson abridges the Gideon narrative highlighting God reducing 32,000 to 300, the three company tactic with trumpets lamps and pitchers, and the Midianite defeat. It emphasizes faith in God’s word, courage amid modesty, and doing the will of God as life’s aim. The urging: trust in divine guidance over human strength.
A DIY pillow renovation suggests removing the vacuum bag, creating a large opening in the pillow to fit over the vacuum cleaner opening, binding tightly, and running the vacuum. The current stirs the feathers and dries them, restoring fluffiness.
Dialog notes social divide as cotton climbs. Nell notes that poor people will be judged by their clothing, underscoring economic disparity reflecting rising cotton costs.
A Persian proverb cautions against promising help to a neighbor for tomorrow when you already have it today. It emphasizes timely generosity and warns against delaying aid.
Health officials warn wood alcohol injures by ingestion absorption through skin and inhalation from varnishes or similar products. The poison can cause blindness and other serious harm even in small exposures. Authorities urge caution and proper labeling.
An old advertisement touts Bayer Tablets of Aspirin as effective for Rheumatism Col ds Headache Neuralgia and more. It notes the Bayer Cross marking and safe directions in every package with 12 tablets in a tin box selling for a few cents.
A small New Jersey town church exhibits bold modern beliefs visible from its door sign. The sign asks Where do you spend Sunday Around the fire and Where will you spend eternity Surrounded by fire challenging travelers with a stark spiritual prompt.
A playful exchange over noisy construction above a farm prompts villagers to imagine a surge of town boys fleeing for the countryside while a composer above works on a lullaby.
A witty exchange reveals a woman vows to brighten her husband Billy’s life. The punchline clarifies she referred to her pet poodle. A remark notes that written grievances can be more dangerous than spoken ones.
An advertisement argues rheumatism is in the blood not from local afflictions. It promotes S S S as a blood purifier, claiming it removes the disease by cleansing the blood and eradicating germs. Special medical advice is offered by the Swift Laboratory in Atlanta Georgia.
A teacher recalls thrashing two troublesome boys in the morning and introduces a Civil War history assignment on the hammering campaign. Laughter erupts when a student quips about having had the hammering campaign already.
A 19th century Independent of New York overview notes the U S regular army fought in over a hundred wars or campaigns, about nine tenths with Indian tribes, illustrating the long arc of frontier conflict and formal mobilization.
The Baltimore American touts a young woman as a true belle whose genuine appeal impresses readers. Her charisma and poise are highlighted as defining traits in local social circles.
Frank J. Cheney sworn as senior partner of F. J. Cheney & Co. of Toledo Ohio pledges to pay one hundred dollars for any case of catarrh that cannot be cured by Hall's Catarrh Medicine. The notice asserts internal use and blood action on mucous surfaces and bears an 1886 date.
A wry adage notes that a man deemed worthless can still earn respect. It suggests sharp tongues may salvage friendships, illustrating how wit or blunt speech can influence others' opinions.
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