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Fragmentary OCR text mentions a product named Pink ham's Vegetable Goeth and relief after use. No clear event or entities to extract a full summary.
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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1918
Page
7
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a product named Pink ham's Vegetable Goeth and relief after use. No clear event or entities to extract a full summary.
Dr Livingstone Farrand, head of the American commission for tuberculosis prevention in France, says civilian deaths from TB in four years of war equal at least the total soldiers killed in battle. He notes 50 900 men drafted in the United States were tubercular and urges improving national health to safeguard democracy.
Mrs Bramwell Booth recounts rescuing a long‑time drunk who could offer little information about himself. Eventually they learn he is married and his deser tion wife lives in a Midlands town. A telegram to his wife yields the reply you can keep him.
Over the last eight months corn flour production rose about 500 percent. Demand in the United States is now fully met by current output. Much of the growth stems from converting wheat milling machinery to corn milling.
Devotional lesson outlines Acts 2 42 47 4 32 95 6 Text emphasizes church formation worship prayer and fellowship Growth results include unity generosity and daily additions to the church Evidence of a witnessing church includes prayer spirit fullness bold testimony and unified care for needs The deacon selection stresses honest reputation holy spirit wisdom and balance with ministry duties
In a plea attributed to Nott, the Bible should be central in Christendom’s education as its chief learning priority. The argument states that education without the Bible cannot uplift a republic, urging widespread adoption of this course as a supreme service.
The article notes plain fall styles for children amid wartime influence, urging use of old woolen garments for school outfits, with models showing practical features like pockets, shoulder straps, and simple lines suitable for remodeling into outfits for older girls.
A new model uses navy blue serge and Georgette with a narrow skirt and sleeveless serge jacket. The back panel is full length while Georgette forms the front with an apron-like section beaded in bright colors and a bead fringe across the front reaching the knees.
Instructions emphasize cleanliness for best dye results. Text instructs roiling items in clean water and rinsing in cold water to remove dirt before dyeing.
Women who sew well enjoy the long midsummer days by hand sewing undermuslins with decorative stitches. The article notes preferred fabrics such as crepe de chine, batiste, and wash silks, with pink and flesh colors popular. It describes two pictured nightdress models, ribbon touches, and easy laundering of crepe de chine garments.
A column notes how name changes spread in England through legal and phonetic shifts, with examples like Birch becoming Burch and Dutch names dropping Van. It cites a forthcoming book aiming to list all renamed individuals and quotes a London editor who altered his own title.
An eccentric elderly speaker derides various reactions to deceitful children. She references threats of hellfire, corporal punishment, brief confinement in cellars or closets, early bedtime, and questionable child psychology as a playful, rambling monologue about belief in the devil.
In the Lirniligham Age-THerglil reflection, Mrs Dubwatte and Mrs Twobble remain on friendly terms for years. They share identical husbands’ incomes and similar means for clothes and luxuries with no children or poodles to provoke disputes. Their steady harmony suggests few motives for quarrel.
Advert reads that hot weather harms digestion and introduces EATONIC Tablets as a safe remedy after meals. It claims the tablets sweeten and purify the stomach, relieve indigestion and stomach disturbances, and offers trial through a penny sample and larger boxes, urging readers to try them and judge their own relief.
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