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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1920
Page
7
Richard takes the largest bread roll and, after a troubled look from his mother, blurts out I didn't want you to be the hog. The scene centers on family dynamics and a tense, unspoken clash over sharing.
A reader notice urges women readers to consider Dr Kilmer’s Swamp Root as a remedy for kidney and bladder trouble. It claims many women report relief and invites ten cent samples by mail from Kilmer & Co.
A remark highlights a man who won by perseverance overcoming obstacles. The tale mentions a first lesson on a windy night when lighting a cigar, using nearly every match in the box before succeeding.
Residents of Walker Creek district get mail via private Douglas route twice weekly. Post office burglaries at Dietz Sheridan County open all first class mail. Cheyenne man shoots his wife then surrenders. another Cheyenne case under police. Melody deaths from coal mine accident near Raggs Savery. Hammond post office not to be discontinued after Mondell influence. Oil production elevates Wyoming to sixth in US. Louisiana next. Douglas Woodmen of the World minstrel show earns about 100 dollars for lodge. Glenrock Empress theater stage success. Shawnee ranch drilling planned with rigs ready. Casper post office cash and records loss leads to postmaster removal. Cheyenne Salt Lake air mail first double in a day by pilot James F Moore. Denver barber Walter Newell sentenced in Cordillo bootleg case. Auto thief plea sentences eight to ten years. Sheridan gas plant stability relief. Casper murder charge against Mrs Shultz resides in Cheyenne without bail. Wyoming Supreme Court dissolves injunctions on gas conservation act. Washakie forest grazing permits rise then likely to normal levels for next year.
A young woman plans for a stylish Southward journey and weighs outfits from two handsome afternoon frocks. One features panne velvet and embroidered net with a coordinating hat and veil, a corsage, ostrich plumes, and a lace trimmed turban. The left dress, velours with self color embroidery, emphasizes fine handwork and graceful design suitable for afternoon or dinner.
The piece surveys postwar millinery, noting renewed American self-reliance in design after wartime shortages. It highlights velvet turbans, duvetyn embroideries, fur trims, sunburst brooches, and jeweled brims, describing several hat models with details on ribbons, crowns, and decorative motifs.
John Quincy Adams kept strict daily routines at the White House waking at ten o clock with lights out. Summers saw him rise at four with his son touring the Potomac by swim before breakfast. He studied astronomy from a roof telescope and planted trees urging Congress to collect seeds for constituents.
Advertises Cuticura Ointment for pimples and blackheads and Cuticura Soap for quick washing. Recommends daily use to keep skin clear and warns against including a taleum product.
Billy and Mary visit Mrs Case to see a new phonograph. Mary guesses it is a Scotch collie while Billy insists it is a fox terrier. He asks Mrs Case to check the picture on it to prove the dog comparison.
An 1880s ad asserts Hall’s Catarrh Medicine cures catarrh and deafness caused by catarrh by a squid taken internally. It states the product acts through the blood on mucous surfaces to reduce inflammation and restore normal conditions and offers free circulars from F J Cheney & Co Toledo.
In London during the Olympia jamboree, an underground Paddington encounter saw a Highland soldier offered a seat by a wolf cub. He declined with a gentle quip that he was not a girl guide yet, eliciting a amused response.
Important to Mothers exramine carefully every bottle of CAST BIA that famous old remedy for infants and children and see that it Bears the Signature of In Use for Over 80 Children Cry for ail Castoria.
A Birmingham Age-Herald snippet recalls a successful captain of industry refusing a meeting with an old college friend now on the ragged edge of a misspent life. He explains it is painful to meet old chums, noting he was expelled in his sophomore year.
Mrs Dora Williams recalls a year long illness from stomach distress and credits Eatonic with restoring her health She says Eatonic helps remove excess acidity and gases causing indigestion sourness heartburn belching and repeated meals The ad promises a big box cheap with druggist guarantee.
In a North side meat market a woman and her young son wait as the cutter prepares lamb chops. The boy asks about welnies, prompting a hush from the mother who notes they must have something different for company.
A grimy man questions a public bathhouse cashier about fees. The cashier offers fifty cents per bath or twelve for five dollars, urging a five dollar ticket, while the man distrusts the deal asking how he can be sure he will live twelve years.
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