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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1914
Page
7
A reader recalls using Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound and reports feeling better after taking it. An offer invites letters for confidential, woman-led medical advice from Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co. in Lynn, Massachusetts.
A dialogue fragment shows a speaker wishing to earn quick money to write a celebrated play. The response suggests starting with a strong, provocative bat play to seize attention and provoke national talk for years.
A vintage ad text touts Fletcher's Castoria as a safe remedy for infants and children used for over years. It claims guardians notice relief at night and mentions a comforting bed ticking sound as part of nightly routines.
A rhetorical piece extols the Netherlands as the beacon of personal freedom and science, linking Holland’s historic liberty to America today. It highlights religious tolerance, Dutch contributions to art and science, Nobel prizes, and The Hague Peace Palace as a center for arbitration and peace efforts.
Miss Mary Kuxhave, sixteen, and Henry Eberhart, who eloped from Scott’s Bluff, Neb., were arrested in Wheatland on a charge related to a proposed marriage. Sheriff Carroll escorted the couple to jail after a clash with Miss Kuxhave’s father, who demanded 200 for consent and later sought 500 from a second suitor.
Chicago engineer H. G. Tyrrell predicts a 20 mile submerged tube railway between Black Head and Port Patrick. The design would carry a double track and cost about 26 million dollars or 930.9 million in some estimates. He frames the project as a remedy for unrest in Ireland.
In Berkeley California thieves broke into the university library coin case and left rare Roman coins valued at about 6000 dollars each. Only about 50 dollar pieces were taken and the Pompeian era collection valued at 1401 remains undisturbed. Police investigate the unusual loss and the mystery of the unmolested items.
A roundup of Wyoming events and incidents from Cheyenne to Lander. Upcoming fairs, road projects, and celebrations are noted alongside changes in local governance, arrests, land openings, and wild animal impacts. Specifics include plans for fairs, a new bank incorporation in Casper, a high school bond vote in Douglas, a planned Chicago and Northwestern line extension, a large eagle killed near Hulett, a 125 foot bridge in Carbon County, and legal actions in Hillsdale and Landers.
Mrs. Eugenie Cleophas sixty one Knight of the Legion of Honor and French Academy member died at her Big Piney ranch. The funeral drew ranch families from miles as she had become blind after helping Clara Barton at the Johnstown flood relief. She traced descent from the Camile hetoin governor of a Belgian province during Louis XIV's reign. Her home housed priceless antiques and heirlooms through generations.
The article promotes Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a safe effective digestant for indigestion constipation biliousness and related ailments. It cites a 77 year old user from Joplin Missouri who reports renewed vitality and explains the product trains the stomach and bowels to work normally. Free sample requests are offered by mailing a postcard to Dr W B Caldwell Monticello MI.
H G Ridgley Cheyenne states district attorney rebuffs resignation demand from Attorney General Mc Reynolds. He will not quit without formal charges and invites the department to file them in the regular manner. C L Rigdon named as Ridgley’s potential successor in Cheyenne politics.
Cheyenne plans a week of horse racing if a proposal by Robert J. Leighton of the Denver Pair and Itac ing Association is accepted. It suggests moving 461 horses from Juarez and other points to Cheyenne before the Denver meet starting June 18 for acclimation, enabling racing in Cheyenne likely beginning June 8.
A prairie fire swept over 1,000 acres of grass land on the Hasti¢a- Sehmaker ranch near Hurus in the eastern county. Bay stacks burned and buildings had narrow escapes as wind drove embers. Responders from Raschmen and Jara fought the flames.
A report notes the first well and the lander service will raise capacity at the Geld field. The plan involves boosting output from the barred wells to about a hundred units, with emphasis on efficiency and expansion potential.
Apropos of Marshall Kermochan, a magazine poet notes earning $30 yearly from music and jokes that even a successful poet makes little from verse. He contrasts magazine poetry rates with Ritz tariffs and quips about dreams of meals and cigars as the poet’s real wish.
Leltoy Co. O'Brien of Michigan reports severe facial pimples lasting nine months. After receiving a free Cuticura sample, he bought the soap and ointment and within ten days his face began to heal with no scars. Cuticura advertised as sold worldwide with free samples.
A witty exchange questions how the soft coal dissolution movement will conclude, with one side predicting it will end in smoke as a pun ties the outcome to failure or collapse.
A garbled line notes that Putnam FPadeless Dyes will endure until goods wear out and cites a proverb about a barking dog seldom biting, implying caution in action or risk.
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