Cascarets Promise Gentle Nighttime Relief
An advertisement touts Cascarets as a mild laxative that clears toxins and bile, relieves constipation, and works while you sleep. It stresses no griping or sickness and claims a low box price.
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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1919
Page
5
An advertisement touts Cascarets as a mild laxative that clears toxins and bile, relieves constipation, and works while you sleep. It stresses no griping or sickness and claims a low box price.
Explanations of foolscap arise from Charles I monopolies on paper. Watermarked paper once bore the royal arms, then Cromwell’s parliament ordered the arms removed and a fool’s cap substituted. The practice persisted in journal sizes even after the Rump Parliament.
A fragment mentions the Melodious Expression slogan Music speaks all languages and questions about cure. A critic notes a Jaxx band stuttering in reference to performance. The text appears as a quotation of statements without context. The source lacks clear persons or organizations to anchor a full report.
William Carlisle, the train bandit known for laughing at officers efforts, lies in Douglas hospital with a bullet wound to the right lung after Sheriff A. B. Roach shot him at the Widow Brays ranch near Williams. A multi posse chase through heavy snows from Laramie Peak led to his capture on December 2 after a standoff in the Williams cabin.
Senator Fall of New York introduced a December 3 resolution in the senate urging severance of diplomatic relations with Mexico and withdrawal of recognition for the Carranza government. He alleged Mexican officials abroad aided Bolshevist propaganda, promising forthcoming evidence.
Washington reports a postal surplus of 2842 81 in office operations for the 1910 fiscal year in the Burleson department annual report. Figures may adjust upward. Burleson notes this is the first time in seven years revenues exceed expenditures under the current administration.
The Federal Trade Commission issued formal complaints on December 4 against five Chicago meat packers accusing them of violating the Clayton antitrust act by purchasing and controlling thirty one food and supply corporations.
A Rome crowd insulted Socialist deputies passing the Phim Colonna prompting the labor exchange to call a strike of its members. The walkout began without disorder. Romney, Wood and Lean received presidential endorsements from the Republican state convention amid a gubernatorial contest.
The piece notes January as a peak for undergarment planning with all white sets leading. imports and designers drive trends for women traveling south after holidays. It highlights lingerie fabrics like crepe de chine wash silk satin and luster in white and pastels, and details trims such as lace embroidery beads and tucks shaping petticoats and nightgowns.
In large and small cities, women organize rummage style sales to aid poorer residents. Clothing, home goods, and can be sold at low prices, with proceeds supporting charitable causes. Other drives convert old silver and jewelry into bullion for donation. Communities benefit from practical, thrifty giving and targeted support.
A Lincoln Neb article notes bowhead whales are foundation of whalebone commerce. A full grown bowhead is valued at 15000 for its baleen slabs. Baleen, fetches 7 50 per pound, and up to 600 slabs hang from the upper jaw to strain prey. The whale feeds by sieving squid and small fry, expelling water as the mouth closes.
Professor Yves Delage reports Doctor Gallipe discovered living microorganisms in century old papers including 15th and 18th century fragments. The organisms resisted 248 degrees Fahrenheit heat and could move and be cultured, with Chinese manuscript fragments also yielding living microbes.
A new circular tank designed to sit on pot rims feeds water slowly and evenly to plant roots via a extending tube. The device aims to simplify plant irrigation by delivering moisture directly to the root zone.
A cryptic remark describes a place where one earns a large salary yet has little work to perform. The quote reflects workplace cynicism about boredom and compensation, highlighting attitudes toward job roles and meaningful activity.
A column quotes observers on kickers and male superiority. The piece pivots to a witty remark about men and aging, suggesting clever, glancing humor on gender traits and rivalries. The tone is era-appropriate and lightly satirical.
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