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Big Piney Examiner

Location

Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Dec 12, 1918

Page

5

Quotations on Politics and Ancestry in a Giveaway

The text critiques a political figure named Jones as boastful and describes a pushy demeanor. It contrasts personal vanity with public service and warns against relying on ancestral reputation to advance in politics.

Rats Friend of Miners Warns of Hidden Dangers in Mines

Investigators note miners feeding and caring for rats believed to warn of tunnel danger. Rats react to unsafe gases, often showing distress before miners. Miners thus monitor rat health as a precaution in California gold mines.

California

Doctor questions overmoney motive in operation case

In a quoted exchange a patient asks why the operation was deemed necessary and the reply suggests financial motive. The line reads I guess he needed the money.

Joseph reveals identity and forgives brethren in biblical mercy

Devotional reading on Genesis and Matthew passages summarizes Joseph's dramatic disclosure to his brothers, their repentance, and his guidance toward reconciliation. It draws parallels to Christ's anticipated dealings with the Jews and foretells future global reconciliation through God's providence.

Joesph Judah Joseph Christ Zechariah Hosea Ezekiel Peter Egypt Pharaoh St. Joseph Jacob

Swamp Root for Kidney Ailments Ad

An advertisement touts Dr Kilmer s Swamp Root as a remedy for kidney liver and bladder ailments. It claims quick relief with a mild healing vegetable formula and offers a sample bottle for ten cents by writing Dr Elmer Co Binghamton NY and mentioning the paper.

Kilmer Dr. Elmer & Co Binghamton, N. Y

German Airman Meinkopf Looses Patience In Quick Downing

An American aviator recalls Lieutenant Meinkopf, Germanys top Bocie flyer, being defeated by Lieutenant Avery who abandoned fixed tactics and opened fire quickly. Meinkopf, Baron Richtofen son successor, reportedly raged at the unexpected burst of aggression. The account, from Paris Stars and Stripes, highlights German insistence on set strategy and the American tact of decisive engagement.

Meinkopf Bocie Avery Baron Richtofen Germany Paris Stars and Stripes

Hall's Catarrh Medicine Promoted for Internal Cure

An advertisement claims catarrh cannot be cured by local treatment and promotes Hall's Catarrh Medicine taken internally to affect the blood and mucous surfaces. It describes the product as a blend of tonics and blood purifiers with testimonials available from J Chaney & Co in Toledo Ohio.

Hall J. Chaney & Co Props Toledo

Results Count The War Talk Exchange With German Sapper

A rough cockpit exchange near the front ends with a trench encounter. One speaker recalls a tense moment facing a German sapper during a crawl and trading coarse language before parting. The report captures wartime bravado and personal bravado in a brief wartime colloquial exchange.

Calculating Youth Says Uncle Has Bigger Hands

Margaret declines a nut handout from a helper and privately tells her uncle she wants the nuts from him. He asks why and she replies in a whisper that his hands are bigger.

Margaret

Faith That Shows Itself in a Transformed Life

Broadway Tabernacle Tidings argues that true faith in Christ must manifest as a distinct, leavening influence. Christians should differ in disposition and conduct from nonbelievers to provide impulse and guidance the world needs.

Broadway Tabernacle

Chopping Him Off in Rapid-Tie Eatery Spurts

An impatient customer demands service while a waitress Heloise snaps back sarcastically in a rapid service scene from the Kansas City Star. The terse exchange centers on a customer’s request and the waitress’s sharp refusal.

Heloise Kansas City Star

Cuticura Remedy Ad Promises Dandruff Relief

Calibrated as an advertising notice, this item urges readers to rub Cuticura Ointment into the scalp to restore dry, falling hair and banish dandruff, followed by a Cuticura Soap wash. Free samples offered via Cuticura Dept. X Boston. soaps and ointments priced at 25 or 50 cents.

Dept. X Boston

1918 Engagements and Questions From The Page

A fragmented 1918 item mentions Ruth Yes, Bess, and Jack as finally engaged. It poses whether he volunteered or was drafted and mentions a Doctor eree and bowel regulation topics. The text also references a rhyme about slander and a saying on girls who speak least becoming married.

Ruth Bess Jack Ethel

Relief Not Burden Yoke of Christ Described as Mercy

A yoke is not torture but mercy, a gentle device to ease hard labor. Yet some view the yoke of Christ as slavery and pity those who bear it as objects of compassion.

Christ

Godly growth urged by kindness not severity

Meister Bekhart states that God's demand for knowledge comes from kindness. He argues that the soul grows by effort to receive much from God, not through severity, implying spiritual growth is nourished by divine generosity.

Meister Bekhart

Abiding in God’s Will and Spiritual Union Narrative

A reflective note on peace freedom and blessedness found by souls in abiding God’s will. The text links mystical union with a divine figure or construct named Jottor and hints at perpetual life within this spiritual path.

Jottor Perpet Re Melster Weihart

How They Conversed in World War I Vision

A Watson officer fluent in French and a French artillery sergeant with little English carried on a lively exchange during heavy fighting. After a tense moment the commandant praised Henri for speaking English, then revealed they had been conversing in German.

Henri Henry Commandant

Wears Pleasant Smile in Photo For Husband Look

The subject greets the camera with a pleasant smile and quips about a man’s likeness. The piece frames success as duty well performed, linking appearance to purpose in a concise mood.

Boarding houses drive bachelor to matrimony

A bachelor in town seeks to escape bachelorhood as boarding house life pushes him toward marriage, with local residents weighing the social pull of domestic partnership against single life.

Heated Dispute Over Heat Units Cautionary Quip

The Birmingham Age-Herald quotes Casus Belli noting two citizens spar over a war like argument about furnaces. One insists the other is wrong as they each push the claim of better heat units while the lack of a line makes hostilities possible at any moment.

Birmingham Age-Herald

Painter Aboard Brightens Weathered Boats

A brief remark notes the boats look shabby and suggests a painter aboard to fix them. The exchange hints at concern over appearance and possible repair at sea.

Folding camp stove adaptable to multiple fuels

A portable stove design allows use of alcohol wood or even paper as fuel sources. The flexible fuel approach aims to improve outdoor cooking options for hikers campers and travelers.

Gold Medal Haarlem Oil Capsules Offer Kidney Relief

A vintage advertisement promotes Gold Medal Haarlem Oil Capsules as a remedy for backache lumbago rheumatism kidney and bladder troubles. It claims quick cleansing of kidneys and blood, easing of urinary issues, and potential disease prevention with a money back guarantee if unsatisfied.

Haarlem

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