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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1919
Page
7
Mitchell Ind woman praises Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for relief from neuralgia during pregnancy. She reports after taking three bottles she regained strength and could care for her baby, and recommends it to other expectant mothers. Pearl Monyhan signs the note.
Uncle Bill Bottletop quips about remaining hard liquor. the Washington Star quotes a discarded song line about not going home till morning.
Women embrace a wide neckpiece range from plush scarfs to ostrich boas and capes. Natural taupe remains dominant with touches of white and fringe. ruffs and satin bands return, while small fur chokers gain popularity for summer wear.
A bodice made entirely of ribbon features in midsummer dance frocks paired with skirts of net silk cotton or hanale voile lace and georgette.
Wartime fabric shortages push one piece all-day dresses from Paris to America as a versatile replacement for suits. The two shown styles mimic suits yet feature a bodice jacket, satin vest, and bone buttons, with wool velour and silk underskirts offering practical elegance for college wear and daily use.
Miss Ann grows angry after a moonlit kiss as a joke about mistaking her cousin. A Lady of Distinction is known for a delicate perfume. An ad promotes Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Talcum Powder for clear skin, followed by a joke about lead pencils carrying germs.
In summer the advertisement touts August Flower as the sovereign remedy for tired overworked stomachs and indigestion. It claims to relieve fermentation sour stomach and constipation by stimulating the liver and cleansing the intestines. Sold everywhere.
A brief dialogue contrasts curiosity with idleness as one character questions Buggins and another asserts that curiosity is fine if not idle. The exchange highlights a pointed, playful tone about personal traits.
Eye catching ad copy promises fast corn and callus relief using Freezone. Tiny bottle costs a few cents and is applied with fingers, claiming instant pain relief and painless removal of the root. The snippet ends with a proverb about a successful man and a wedding hitch.
A whimsical office column muses on forgetfulness and hats, contrasting joys of life with wealth. It suggests women and men find happiness in small things, and notes that the rich try to do good while staying rich, while the poor seek money for meaningful desires.
A brief humor exchange from the Boston Evening Transcript notes Nexdore's wife saving money for a nest egg and the pun that follows calling her an old hen, reflecting playful social banter.
The piece reflects on kindness as the greatest triumph. It suggests the joy is in effort, not outcome, and frames success as possible despite obstacles. It emphasizes a determined will overcoming limiting circumstances.
A collage of aphorisms and quotes on character resilience and moral restraint. The passages praise self-reliance, perseverance, modesty, and optimistic endurance while warning against fear, envy, and despair amid hardship.
A humorous collection of old sayings and quips exploring success secrets relationships fashion and optimism. The lines mix wordplay on partnership divorce fortune and tailoring with playful turns of phrase.
A collection of aphoristic quotes on truth, desire, civilization, character, and fortune. Writings attributed to Beacen Homerson Mrs Jameson and Zimmermann reflect on blindness of heart, the finished man, gentility, and fortunes that ruin or save the powerful.
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