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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1914
Page
3
An advertisement extols Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a health restore for diseases of women. It asserts many women benefited and urges all suffering women to try the remedy.
Mrs. Seven relates a long cure narrative praising a vegetable compound and Sanative Wash as treatment for nervous prostration and pain. She credits the remedy with restoring health after illness and an operation, urging other women to seek the same relief and inviting publication of her letter from Independence Oregon.
Charles Pechard of Paris patents a lighted gun sight that fits a pistol and projects a slim cone of light. Aimed via mirrors the beam forms a bright point on target at four rods distance, helping a shooter hit a burglar’s chosen area. Battery powered and pocket portable, it can be used for defense or display of force.
A fragment refers to a garment washing device or washboard era gear connected to a “gendge or agg machine” used to wash textiles. The text hints at a factory or household tool, noting its role in cleaning fabrics through mechanical action.
Crabohaw argues that a coroner, when an accident occurs, must find a reason to absolve blame. He contends coroners seek to justify non fault rather than determine actual cause.
Dr E F Bashford reports twelve claims of cancer cures in the past year, all unsubstantiated. He notes women have higher cancer risk than men, with 1910 death rates in England and Wales showing 1070 per million for women and 856 for men. The Times editorial suggests early surgical removal as the only reasonable path to cure.
A Boston Tran script contributor notes a friend Tom marries a Pacific coast bride who fears eastern thunder and a mouse while sheltering in a closet. She screams when storm noise triggers fright and she hesitates to leave for safety.
In a dialogue snippet, a character asks if Banks is fond of his wife and the reply suggests his affection lies more with her husband, implying a wife and husband dynamic central to the scene. The line hints at irony and interpersonal tension within a family context.
A fragment shows a boy asked to buy candy with the seller responding in a humorously stern way. The boy replies he wants candy but must buy soap, hinting at a playful domestic exchange.
A damaged text fragment discusses a character narrator urging restraint while acknowledging ideals do not shield from rising living costs. The line hints at personal responsibility amid social pressures and self revelation.
Cheyenne shifts from mayor and nine aldermen to a three member commission with one acting as mayor but sharing power. After the old council session, Mayor Dan W. Gill handed over to Mayor elect Robert N. Lafontaine, as commissioners Dan C. Barkdale and Enos Laughlin took seats. The new form allows ordinances to be initiated and referred by the people.
The United States Civil Service Commission announces examinations for several positions. Applicants should contact H. B. Patten in the surveyor general's office for data. Listings include Translator, Laboratory Assistant in Petrography, Ald, Junior Topographer, Topographic Ald Temporary, Technical Assistant in Pharmacology, Senior Land Appraiser, Inspector of Mechanical and Electrical Engineering, and Logger with various January and February dates.
A Cheyenne Industrial Club and Greater Cheyenne Club petitioned State Land Commissioner Hop kins to offer all state lands within fifteen miles of Cheyenne totaling around 90000 acres at a sale starting June 15 until disposed. They aim to withdraw lands from corporate leasehold and place them with settlers with the state to receive at least 00000.
Cheyenne mayor W P Gill announced a Wilson administration proclamation withdrawing federal lands on local watersheds used by Fort Russell and Cheyenne for water supply. The move, urged by Senator Warren and Governor Carey, aims to prevent occupancy that could threaten water quality and increase pollution risk.
Preparations for the Burlington extension tunnel to connect with the Colorado & Southern at Wendover proceed. A steam shovel works on the south approach while compressors are moved over the hills and costly preliminary roadwork is under way.
George Pickering, a Union Pacific special agent for over thirty years, was struck and killed by a switch engine near Rock Springs as it coasted downhill toward him. He wore a high collar and appeared unaware of the approaching engine.
Three black wolves were spotted in the Dubois district within a week marking the first observation of their species in this area. They are larger than gray wolves and travel in packs, attacking humans. only three such wolves have been killed in the state.
Abbie Brooks eldest daughter of ex Governor Bracks and RB Nichols a young attorney married at Casper in a ceremony attended by family and friends.
The Gwap Land Company feeds 20,000 head of sheep at the Goshen ranch. Sufficient feed is available to sustain the flock through the winter.
Mr and Mrs William B Keveh celebrated their golden wedding anniversary in Newcastle. They were married in 1682 and marked fifty years of marriage with family and friends.
Western Newspaper Union reports a string of Wyoming items including court reporter Timothy Kelly buried in Omaha, Feletiner hotel project at Guernsey, and nominations for postmaster at CoWy. Other notes cover Wyoming deaths, accidents, mine work, business incorporations, and minors’ health, with several county updates and upcoming farmers institutes.
Growing children need careful attention to bowel function and diet. Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin is recommended as a mild laxative that supports digestion and growth, with a promise of permanent results and guaranteed refunds. Free samples offered by mail from Dr W I Caldwell.
A Denver Times column extols snow as a boon for Colorado agriculture and irrigation. It links mountain snowpack to soil moisture, irrigation, ranches, orchards, and urban health, urging cheerful, cooperative public spirit and a white Christmas for Denver and state unity.
Mrs Gust Nelson of Lindsay Montana describes intense itching and a spreading facial rash that covered her face and neck. After using Cuticura Soap and Ointment as directed, her symptoms subsided within weeks and she was fully cured in two months. Advertising notice for Cuticura products with free samples.
Keilh Wade and Frank A. Vanderlip with associates bought Shin tree for 1750 dollars to transform the 4000 acre Palos Verdes ranch overlooking Los Angeles into a premier millionaire residential park. They envision a massive project with costs reaching around 5000 dollars.
Mrs. Peck and John Meary clash in a court exchange over a letter. Mrs. Peck asserts she gave no letter to mail while Mr. Meary testifies he held it to the mailbox. The judge intervenes, halting further details.
A fragmented OCR note mentions Hicks and a claim of truth about them. The text is sparse opaque and lacks clear events or dates. Further readable context is needed to form a solid card.
A brief note reflects on virtue and restraint among the social circle, contrasting lofty ideals with practical behavior. The fragment hints at values guiding decisions and personal conduct without naming individuals or places.
Mrs Jones and Johnny boarded a train when the conductor asked for tickets She produced hers The conductor asked the boy's age Mrs Jones said six Johnny then answered that his name turned upside down reads six The playful exchange highlights a quick witted moment on the train
Lone Star the United States Indian Service art instructor asserts the cubist style began with American Indians about 200 years ago. His collection features eagle figures that resemble common forms yet clearly read as eagle, emphasizing a native origin for cubist influence.
The Investigator declares you can't fool all the people all the time while the trust magnate concedes there is profit in fooling half the population half the time.
A hunter and guide recount a mishap on a high perch where both the hunter and a deer were struck accidentally. The dialogue highlights a surprising moment of accidental shooting during a remote encounter.
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