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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1919
Page
5
An old advertisement quotes testimonials from women in Vallejo California and Washington state praising Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription and Golden Medical Discovery for women’s health. The fragment highlights repeated claims of good results and wide endorsement of the remedies.
For years druggists note Dr Kilmer Swamp Root's strong record as kidney liver and bladder medicine. It is a physician prescription strengthening medicine that aids natural work of kidneys liver and bladder. Sold by all druggists, sample bottle offered for ten cents with paper mention.
The United States Department of Agriculture urges modern accounting for marketing and noncooperative enterprises. It recommends double-entry bookkeeping, journals and ledgers, clear records of shipments and prices, bonding of cash handlers, regular audits, and depreciation reserves to ensure accuracy, accountability, and efficient growth.
A brief exchange on memory and spectacles as trusted companions amid casual chat. The dialogue hints at everyday forgetfulness and the comfort found in familiar items.
An old advertisement touts Cuticura Talcum Powder as a multipurpose antiseptic and fragrance for face skin baby and dusting. The copy mentions it as part of the Cuticura Toilet Trio along with Soap and Ointment and references a humorous dialogue about hair tonic.
A reflective note on how family rifts resemble an unsatisfactory arithmetic where disputes divide loyalties and complicate relations. The line suggests social commentary on domestic strain and its broader impact.
An advertisement touts GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Oil Capsules as a worldwide remedy for kidney problems. It claims the capsules cleanse impurities, reduce uric acid, and improve kidney function, with a money back guarantee and imported branding.
The article discusses Sir Walter Raleigh and Dickens on hypocrisy in Shakespeare. It notes Raleigh’s claim Shakespeare lacked a single dominating hypocrite due to a carefree childhood, while acknowledging Gloster and other figures as hypocritical. It also mentions a broader shift toward anti tuberculosis education in France backed by the Rockefeller Foundation.
The quote by Joseph Hall asserts that true wisdom lies in minimizing contact with the multitude and steadfastly holding to reasoned resolutions. It contrasts fools who misjudge action with the wise who discern what is best rather than what is commonly done.
Advocacy stance urging licensing and bond requirements for uplift professionals and regulatory bodies to ensure accountability and standards across the industry.
A Christian Science Monitor letter from Dublin says a ministry order doubling butter price from 60 to 72 cents per pound should stop the decline in butter making, with dairy firms finding cheese making profitable. Retailers report butter is bought at almost any price, even by workers, and without the raise a butter famine was possible.
The Pittsburgh Gazette-Times notes a fight over terminology in motion arts as engineers push to replace "movie" with "cinema" arguing it better reflects art and industry. The debate highlights evolving language in entertainment branding.
A concise inspirational line states that success comes from doing what you can well and doing it with focus rather than seeking fame, attributed to Longfellow. It emphasizes practical effort over vanity and frames skill as the path to achievement.
A group of Orange County Florida farmers pooled orders for carbon bisulphid through their county agent. The 1000 pound purchase saved 88 cents per pound, about 380 dollars overall, reducing losses from corn weevils. They plan to fumigate stored corn in airtight cribs or new structures.
The note warns that poor seed yields poor crops and dry straw beds are satisfactory for bedding. It urges sowing the usual wheat acreage, criticizes fence corners as tool sheds, and stresses storing manure under cover rather than piling it outside to prevent leaching. It emphasizes efficient farming over land area.
A Christmas lesson outlines the coming reign of Jesus Christ as the Prince of Peace. It covers his royal lineage, the Spirit gifts enabling governance, and the just, discerning rule he will establish in Jerusalem. The sermon envisions global harmony, Israel’s regathering, and a restored paradise under his kingdom.
Wilton Merle Smith reflects on blessings and selflessness suggesting true abundance comes from helping others. The piece frames generosity as a perennial spring benefiting both the individual and the world.
A cryptic line attributes opportunity approval to those who use hens, attributed to Eimersan. The snippet suggests a satirical or proverbial note rather than a reportage item, with limited context or verifiable names.
OCR fragment reads awkwardly with unclear subjects and verbs. No definite people places or organizations are identifiable. The readable text lacks a coherent event or outcome to summarize.
Vintage advertisement endorses California Fig Syrup as a gentle laxative for children. It urges mothers to seek the California label, promises a tasty remedy, and directs to follow full dosage on each bottle.
A dialogue frames the Clarion as a temple of truth with the editor insisting the office upholds editorial policy unrelated to the devil. The Birmingham Age-Herald quotes the exchange as a rebuke to sensationalism in journalism.
Relief comes instantly from a two hour dosing plan for a severe cold. The ad claims the first dose clears nasal congestion and headaches while stopping runny nose and feverish symptoms, urging readers to purchase Papes Cold Compound at a drug store for a few cents.
A London Answers snippet presents a brief quip where a sympathetic neighbor tells a golf widow to be thankful her husband cannot play golf at olybe. She replies that he talks about it anyway, hinting at ongoing inside jokes in a small community.
Advertises Hall's Catarrh Medicine as a constitutional cure for catarrhal deafness caused by inflammation of the Eustachian tube. Claims the medicine works through the blood to mucous surfaces and offers one hundred dollars for any untreatable case. Lists J Cheney Co Toledo Ohio and says circulars free.
Fragmentary quotation about debt collection and foolish attempts to act smart. No identifiable people, places, or events to summarize into a valid news item.
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