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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1914
Page
4
A health ad urges readers to protect their eyes from strain using Optona tablets. The copy claims the two ounce bottle dissolved in water and used as an eye bath several times daily can reduce inflammation and improve vision, promising harmless, quick results and urging immediate action.
The body of Benjamin Vance, a prospector, was found in a gully at the base of a 600 foot cliff near Palo Alto pass. He had located a rich vein, believed by his brother 8 J Vance of Tekemah Nebraska to be promising. High grade ore samples lay cached in a secret passage in his cabin.
London has finally ordered six ambulances to serve the city, a development welcomed after years without such services. Previously, police had to seize the nearest wagon in emergencies, relying on drivers’ goodwill for transport.
In London a playful exchange about fashion turns bold as a dressmaker suggests slash designs for a skirt sleeve and bodice. The dialogue shifts to a protest tone with a guard asking to hold on and a quip about being mistaken for a fighting suffragette.
Dialogue snippet shows a boy and father debating the meaning of procrastinate as the mother appears upstairs delaying a task. The exchange highlights a domestic, humorous scene about delaying chores.
A U S official proposes crossing Tibetan yaks with Galloway cows in Alaska to breed a cattle type fit for Arctic conditions. The plan aims to yield resilient stock for extreme cold.
A man questions how his daughter uses his advice, while another person notes she only seeks him for financial matters. The exchange hints at family dynamics and expectations regarding support and consultation.
A report notes men are no longer martyrs and highlights forest areas in the United States averaging 70 deaths annually. It also mentions $25,000,000 in damages from Umber destruction.
A letter from a Mrs young lady describes relief after replacing coffee with Postum claiming cure of stomach trouble insomnia and headaches. She notes better sleep stronger appetite and overall health improvement and mentions her brother shares similar gains. The ad touts Postum as a daily beverage with cost per cup at grocers.
Washington reports indicate constitutionalists and the Carbajal government may soon establish a new administration while Zapata forces pose a security risk. Carranza emissaries engage Zapata to unify leadership, with constitutionalists rushing forces to safeguard Mexico City and urging a rapid settlement for stable governance.
Jim Bennett a full blood Plute attacked the home of Superintendent H V Hallman at Schritz on Sunday after resenting a diet order for his granddaughter. Bennett rode to the house with a rifle a gallon of oil and a horse sprinkling oil at the rear then shot Hallman when he appeared. The Indian escaped.
Estimates from the International Institute of Agricultural at Rome show England wheat 66.4 million bushels 62 percent higher barley 61.0 million oats 89.8 million. Italy wheat 172.7 million down 19.5 percent. Hungary barley 69.6 million oats 89.5 million. Prussia rye 361.1 million down 3 percent.
Washington reports President Bordas of the Dominican Republic with a small force besieging rebels at Puerto Plata while his grip on San Domingo City weakens. Southern insurgents are poised to dictate terms that could end Bordas's fight and might lead to abdication.
In Atlantic City bathers on the beach invented half a dozen tango and hesitation steps to be danced to sacred band concert music. City authorities ordered Sunday band concerts to feature sacred music to curb beach dancing on the sabbath.
J Ruplinger 29 attacked his wife with a Gatizos injuring her before taking poison to end his life. Jealousy is cited as the motive for the deadly act and suicide.
Senator Warren wired the adoption to the Senate of an amendment reallocating 925,000 to enlarge a program under the deficiency bill. The move aims to extend funding and broaden the scope of the proposed appropriation.
A brief dialogue shows a mistress scolding a maid for lateness. The maid apologizes saying the alarm failed and she did not wind it, noting the power was unhelpful. The scene captures a small domestic delay and a common morning routine mishap.
Fatal upper-floor collapse in New York following a bomb blast attributed to labor agitator Joseph Caron. Chaos and panic spread as the building disaster injured many nearby residents and left investigators to determine the cause.
A disjointed reflection questions whether dying is disgraceful and laments worrying about legacy. It hints at a desire to be rich in life and critiques concern over posthumous outcomes. The text is incomplete and lacks clear events or named entities.
Spearmint Gum promotion ships a free Evelyn Thaw bracelet and Tango necklace with a box of 20 gum packs for 10 cents shipping. Limit two orders per party, Dayton Ohio based United Sales Company.
A promotional notice for a sexual hygiene book by Winfieldscott Hall, describing it as the most advanced guide on sexual matters for marriage happiness and social well being. It targets nurses teachers doctors lawyers preachers and the public with claims of scientific accuracy and modern instruction. Published by Miami Publishing Company with price one dollar plus postage.
Advertises Premier Non-Puncture tires with high mileage guarantee of 7400 miles and blowout protection. Claims government service use and limited ten day pricing with discounts for full payment and co orders. Promotes reliners to reduce punctures and increase mileage, selling directly with shipping terms and extra charges for some orders.
An advertising column aims to connect buyers with merchants by presenting the purpose of the trade and facilitating introductions between the two parties. The approach reflects the era’s emphasis on commerce and public notice style.
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