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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1915
Page
8
A damaged ad fragment touts Cascarets as a cure for constipation indigestion biliousness and stomach headaches claiming rapid relief and overall health. It appeals to adults and children with promises of cleansing internal organs and ending distress, urging readers to take Cascarets nightly for months.
Reginald shows tender devotion to his wife yet faces a strained breakfast scene. He pleads for any dessert, while she recalls his favorite pudding, promising a treat. By evening, Reginald returns to hear sorrowful murmurs and teeth gnashed over a failed cake attempt, ending in disharmony as she collapses into tears.
An old home remedy, Sage Tea and Sulphur, darkens gray hair naturally and evenly. The ad claims Wyeth’s Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy is available at drugstores for about 60 cents, using a sponge or brush to apply, promising darker, thicker, glossy hair and a younger look.
A small, henpecked man faces an exam for life or neurance as a physician pressures him to participate. He hesitates then confesses he sometimes chews a little gum, revealing a timid, fragile demeanor in Colliere Weekly style.
An old advertorial fragment touts resin ointment for itching and rash relief with claims of long use by doctors. It also includes odd references to a professor, a tropical region, and a joke exchange about cataloging genera and weather prediction.
Fragmented dispatches claim Russian repulse of German forces near Notry Dive, with heavy casualties and shifting fronts north of Rawand. Archduke Charles of Austria, Emperor Wilhelm II, and Haven Bursar travel amid talks while American and French officials address economic strains and shipping concerns. French customs data show a sharp drop in foreign import values compared to 1913.
Reports from Nome Ortucchio and surrounding towns near Avenzano describe at least 2,000 victims with about half found, many buried in ruins. Celano and Paterno report severe losses with food scarce, shelters inadequate, and roads blocked hampering relief as rescue teams race to aid survivors.
Secretary Bryan recalls American vice consul Washington John L. Cutright of Nottingham for publishing in an Omaha paper remarks deemed opinions on the war. A mixed dispatch reports weapon exports and legal actions across the United States and Mexico with various regional updates.
A fragmentary notice warns parents about unsafe folk remedies for illnesses in children. It references a supposed potion labeled Galifarnia Bytup and other nostrums with step by step directions, urging readers to avoid unverified treatments and consult proper medical guidance. The text imitates a 19th century style with warnings about toxins and harmful effects.
A fragment from The Sunday Magazine presents a convoluted town tale where ministers debate theology and a colorful elder recalls biblical miracles. The passage features mockery and moral hazard as a humorous critique of credulity and religious authority.
Professor Aug W Schmitz of Oxla writes that Dodd's Kidney Pills relieved his long standing Nugknehs back pain after two boxes, with another course later restoring relief for three years. He endorses the product and notes price per box from Dodd's Medicines Co Buffalo NY.
In the Puitteburgh Chron icle Telegraph a rustic anecdote unfolds with Uncle Jim and Parson Neaveplace amid a rabbit miscue. Uncle Jim tries to pass off rabbits as chicken to spare the parson an awkward moment, while Parson Heavegrace opts for the garlicky glezard, adding a sly rural flourish.
An old advertorial touts Cuticura products as the best for cleansing and healing skin scalp and hair. It invites readers to sample the ointment and soap free by post from Boston and mentions theater seating and Mezzotint style prose.
A fragmentary whimsical note on nautical terms and a childlike dialogue about ships and animals. It references a playful exchange about bark ships and a lamb growing into a goat, capturing a quirky, old-time newspaper voice.
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