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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1920
Page
4
Mrs. Theall Bessey of Lowell Massachusetts says three years of severe right side pain constipation and dizziness ended after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound She reports she can work twice as much and urges others to try the medicine The company invites letters for confidential advice from women
Twenty five rail switchmen and union leaders were arrested in Chicago on April 15 under the Lever Act for conspiring to hinder shipments of food and necessities. About 30 warrants were issued, with up to 200 more contemplated. hearings set for April 24 on bonds of ten thousand dollars each.
Impeachment proceedings were begun in the House against Assistant Secretary of Labor Louis F Post on April 15. The charges allege flagrant abuses of power and obstruction of deportations of alien enemies seeking to undermine the government. The resolution was introduced by Representative Homer Hoch with Republican support.
Beatrice Nebraska United States Senator G M Hitchcock campaigning for the Democratic presidential endorsement accuses William J Bryan of appealing to Republican women to join the Democratic primary on April 20 so he can win a delegate slot at the Democratic convention.
Secretary Colby received a New England Irish descent delegation and members of Congress who urged the State Department to protest Britain's alleged refusal to grant trials to political prisoners in Ireland.
Haverhill mass leaders of temperance societies push for a national measure to withdraw flag and consular protection from Americans who violate foreign business laws. In Washington a bill to allow release of pre prohibition liquor to genuine owners was introduced by Rep Klecska Wisconsin under treasury department rules.
In Milltown Malloy County Clare a shooting on Thursday reportedly killed three people and wounded nine. Police and military involvement is alleged.
New York union leaders delivered an ultimatum to the big four railroad brotherhoods on Thursday night, giving them until noon Saturday to produce their own report for work. The move signals intensified pressure over labor disputes and potential stoppages.
A lesson text outlines Ruth 1 to Ruth 2 14 focusing on Naomi and Ruths decision to return to Bethlehem and embrace Jehovah. It highlights the costs of Ruths commitment renouncing idolatry and adopting the true God leading to a marriage with Boaz and a place in Israelite ancestry.
A paraphrase of Phillips Brooks asserts faith grows stronger with each humble task aided by God. The quote links daily duties to the music and solidity of life, suggesting spiritual fortitude comes from service and reliance on divine support.
A reflective observation on life’s continuity, noting the endless weave of existence beyond sleep. The piece hints at time turning from night into tomorrow, with a lyric tone and vague imagery of a room and loom without concrete events or names.
An advertisement claims backache and kidney discomfort come from excess meat and uric acid. It recommends Jad Salts, four spoonfuls in water before breakfast, to cleanse sluggish kidneys, relieve pain, and neutralize urine acids, describing it as a life saver for meat eaters.
In a frontier dialogue Mandy reflects relief that her husband has returned from service and acknowledges uncertainty about regular government funds resuming now that wartime financial support is ending. The exchange hints at veterans' families facing changed finances after enlistment.
An advertisement extols Diamond Dye for dyeing wool, silk, linen, cotton, or blends with a color-card guide. It claims the product delivers permanent, fadeless color and includes a direction book for overdying. The same page notes Microbes With a Double Life and promotes Cuticura products for babies and hygiene. A quip about a hatter sizing a man concludes the snippet.
The Birmingham Age Herald questions the hype around Paris Apaches. It notes they are not as wicked as sensational films portray, suggesting they might prefer brandy to blood. The piece challenges both fear and fascination surrounding the urban underworld.
A witty exchange features Wheedle and Guiffer debating the odd club name the latter has joined called the Office. Guiffer jokes about telling his wife he was detained at the office to avoid guilt.
A compact old medical quip promotes fresh air as a remedy for colds. It warns mothers to inspect Castoria bottles for safety, and asserts bluntly that plain truths beat flashy claims, with a grim line about profit.
A corpulent pedestrian recalls narrowly dodging a motorcar and quips that if all the motorcars he has demolished by jumping were piled together it would be taller than any human structure. The Birmingham Age-Herald notes the exchange with a wry tone.
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