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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1918
Page
7
A damaged ad-like snippet promotes Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for backache headaches and the blues. It mentions women seeking relief through the product and directs readers to write for more information at a Pittsburgh address.
A quirky historical note recalls Parkins who forecast dire contentions like rivers drying up. Friends dismissed his woes with wry wit, suggesting he practice what he preaches. The anecdote ends without dramatic outcome, reflecting skeptical chatter of the era.
Com congressman Allen T treadway recounts a restaurant anecdote about a man who removes his clothes to show he is not dressed for bed, then explains he must swim this ocean of water to reach the island of mutton. A separate tale describes a rent collector finding a house empty and waiting by a fire that is already out.
Advertises Cuticura Ointment to remove pimples and blackheads with five minute wash using Cuticura soap and hot water. Offers free samples via Cuticura Dept X Boston. Mentions druggists and mail orders Soap 25 Ointment 25 and 50. Brisk dialogue ends with a travel line about lotus eaters and Mrs Wombat.
The lesson centers on Luke 10 and Galatians 6, urging readers to see neighbors in need and to act. It stresses compassionate aid, personal service over mere money, and bearing others' burdens as fulfilling Christ's law, with guidance on restoring the repentant and supporting teachers of the Word.
A reflective verse passage praises selfless service and love’s quiet impact. It urges listener to acknowledge kindness inwardly after its expression fades, advising restraint in boasting or repeating deeds. The tone is contemplative and moralistic.
The quotation argues that independence relies on some form of dependence and that our belief shapes the level of our intellectual and moral vigor. It presents a paradox about freedom and interdependence.
A note on misjudging intelligence in children who struggle with figures or schooling not suited to their needs. Many talents hidden by conventional tests and recitations, with great minds sometimes labeled failures in youth.
An advertisement touts lemon juice mixed with Orchard White to create a cheap freckle and tan remover. A storm scene follows where a couple atop a bench jokes about the wind and teeth of the gale, ending with the fiancé returning the engagement ring.
A Minneapolis man has invented a book for children with pictures of animals that jump out in a lifelike way as pages are turned. The device is marketed as a playful sealant against boredom, though the author jokes about keeping it away from father.
Advertisement touts 200 year old GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Oil Capsules as a cure for aging related bladder and kidney issues. It promises relief from back pain and general bodily complaints, claims kidney and liver benefits, and offers a money back guarantee if no results.
Hot summer days weaken stomachs and bowels making indigestion and belching worse. The ad touts EATONIC tablets as a remedy to neutralize acidity, relieve pain, restore appetite, and promises refund if no relief. Buy from a trusted druggist and try.
A humorous Kentucky episode from 1812 notes a volunteer company bound for Selby’s army camping near Harrodsburg. While the unit paused to watch two fighting pigs, the winner tagged along as they marched toward the Ohio, the soldiers feeding the plump recruit each night. The pig persisted along the river journey.
A reflective line on love making men blissful or wretched while children remain carefree not yet mastering the art of misery.
A vintage advertisement touts STOP absorbing a horse tonic called Prater to cure bone spavin and side bone while reducing swellings and gland issues. It claims quick relief, warns of pains and varicose veins, and offers a Liberal trial bottle at $1.25 a bottle with mailing address for samples and tonics.
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