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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1920
Page
8
An ad promotes Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a remedy for Change of Life symptoms in older women. It includes a testimonial from Alice Raney of Morse Oklahoma and offers confidential advice from the Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co. in Lynn Massachusetts.
Odious comparison about a road described as worse than any in France. Private Long asks a buddy about a road paved with good intentions. The response calls it the road to hell, noting even that phrase has a sly edge. The snippet captures wartime humor from The American Legion Weekly.
Catarrh is described as a local disease influenced by constitutional conditions. Hall's Catarrh Medicine is advertised as a tonic and blood purifier. It claims to cleanse the blood and build up the system to restore normal conditions and support nature’s work. Available through all druggists. Circulars free from F J Cheney & Co in Toledo, Ohio.
A garbled passage presents a chaotic courtroom exchange with phrases about introducing letters and references to a pink mobbons and a fellow counsel. The text appears as broken dialogue lacking clear attribution or context.
An era of wealth cannot buy happiness without good digestion. The ad touts Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery from Buffalo New York as a non alcoholic, non narcotic remedy to improve digestion, nutrient absorption, and blood quality, claiming fifty years of public confidence and urging trial.
South American delegates oppose immediate covenant amendments and favor awaiting proposals from the United States. Arthur J. Balfour recommended appointing a special committee to study amendments for the next assembly seating. Scandinavian delegates pressed for instant review but were defeated.
Western Pacific Railroad acquires Denver and Rio Grande assets on the fifteenth anniversary of the D and Rio Grande, satisfying a judgment of 88.1 million. The deal wipes out D&RG stock and creates holding companies led by John K. Bowls and partners, with operations to be run separately from the Rio Grande Western.
Discussion in Geneva touched the possibility of U S help for Armenians as the assembly considered resolutions urging intervention. Lord Cecil and A J Balfour urged action while noting U S willingness to aid but Armenia’s condition exceeded the league’s remit, with a committee to study end of hostilities.
Washington Secretary Bader announced Tuesday he revoked a permit granted by the district engineer at Jackson, Mississippi, allowing Western Union Telegraph Co to carry out work near Miami. The company cited government authority, while Bader offered no further explanation beyond official authentication of the revocation via his secretary.
Council leader notes two youths Orse Philips and Fred Wolfenberger under 20 confessed to planning and committing the Barrington mail car robbery on November 13. Postoffice inspector Clade Glenn of Couger reported the confessions on Saturday.
Travanig Horicia Waneo Fombena, a prisoner held by ce Am noth tary milhariies in San Domine, begins a hunger strike. Fombena is a newspaper man and has gained notable fame as a poet.
Six men burned to death and ten injured in a gas explosion at the Parish mine of the Railway Fuel Company, nine miles south of here. Six of the injured were seriously hurt.
Mrs Anna M Ghise of 1141 Chase files divorce action against former first baseman of the Cincinnati and New York Nationals teams amid an indictment linked to alleged fraud in connection with the Lite TNL World Series.
Riga reports Polish Soviet parley ends as Adolph Jaffe says permanent peace talks cannot proceed until Poland withdraws troops to its borders. He notes the declaration reflects no action by Colonel Jubak of the Polish joint military commission in Mish.
Formal announcement of a European relief council formed by eight American organizations was reported by Hoover at a dinner Tuesday night. Hoover urged continued American support to feed undernourished Europeans and will serve as chairman of the council.
St Louis Charles 4. Racker, a park guard, was shot to death by Mrs Marie Scott during a stop of an automobile occupied by her and her husband Hanson Fearn Immigration New York. Ole Hanson, former Seattle mayor, returned from a tour of Europe and warned on immediate persecutions of intolerance.
Constantinople reports that the Turks, reacting to the defeat of the Venizelou government in Greece, are formulating demands seen as a call for revision of the Sevres treaty. The move follows a Greek electoral shift and signals potential tensions in postwar diplomacy.
The Industrial Worker of the World conducts a referendum to decide if the organization shall indorse the March 1919 Moscow program of the third international.
Popular Mechanics describes the Bassla trees in India bearing sugar rich petals called candy flowers, two sugar flower varieties and the Fudian butter tree. Each tree yields about 300 pounds of flowers annually and the blooms are dried on mats. Fresh flowers taste sweet like figs and can be eaten or cooked with rice or coconut. Seeds yield oil used to make butter and soap.
A Pittsburgh Chronicle-Telegraph item shows a polite officer questioning a park lounger after noting a flower theft. The man cooperates by tearing a page from a notebook and quoting a price, then is asked for name and address.
A playful dialogue fragment shows a man asking a woman about her husband’s income. The reply suggests the income is mainly “outzo,” implying a humorous misdirection or mispronunciation. The snippet captures a light banter tone.
The Montreal Herald notes that while a king could, in theory, wield supreme authority by prerogative powers, common sense and long tradition prevent such action. A constitutional monarch reigns by the will of the people and cannot be deposed except by Parliament.
Jones meets a friend on the street and exchanges greetings. Stimson warns Jones to keep watch next week saying he may not see him if he does not. The street encounter ends when Stimson departs.
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