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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1915
Page
7
An advertisement touts Cascarets as a cheap 10 cent bowel wash in a box. It claims millions suffer headaches biliousness coated tongue indigestion and constipation and urges purchase for cleansing the bowels.
An account from a New York peace gathering at the Hotel Astor quotes a reporter about a world at war and a African king hosting a white explorer royally. The king allegedly selects 900 girls for a feast with 36 percent named as wives, remarking jealousy and a swift remedy to take all.
Mr J M Sinclair of Olivenill recalls four years of kidney trouble and diabetes symptoms. He sought a doctor whose care was ineffective before trying Dodds Kidney Fills and reporting marked relief and renewed strength.
Fragmented readable text hints at a wartime ending and a battle near completion. No clear names dates places or events are readable. Further context is needed to identify the exact incident or location referenced.
Vague readable fragments describe a scene or event with no clear names, dates, places, or outcomes. The text is incomplete and provides insufficient details to identify participants or actions beyond general references.
An article describes a new sled design built for occasional use. The sled carries one or two people and is operated by a standing rider who holds a handle to guide the machine, using momentum and balance to steer. The piece notes its small right position and recent stylistic features.
The passage urges boys and girls to examine idle habits as dangerous, noting the old saying that idle hands invite evil. It emphasizes that work need not be perpetual struggle and that valuing time and using thought and action to improve life are essential lessons.
A typed note describes a $60 investment by a boys club in tools for barn repair and workshop setup. The funds aim to fix the barn and extend work capacity, with the plan supporting long term ambitions and improving farming tools.
The readable portion references a little orchestra or duet and a Sunday event. It mentions names and a venue vaguely but lacks clear details.
A boy drifts from a dockside rebuke to a global voyage. He breathes adventure and hides in a cargo boat. He sails the Black Sea and rounds the world seeing people and places, surviving wrecks, until finally ships on a steamer by the Old Canal dock.
The modern submarine gains surface view through a periscope that extends above the waterline. Its straight hollow tube provides outward visibility for those inside while the craft stays submerged.
The piece explains the tiny 18 inch diameter periscope peeking 18 inches above water and a light ray reflecting to a bottom lens, enabling the operator to view surface activity. It notes the typical periscope length on submarines as about 16 feet.
A short fragment shows a girl named Hilda and her mother in a cold winter dawn. The mother warns she will be gone before noon. The scene conveys a quiet, intimate domestic moment with uncertain or poignant undertones.
Text appears as a partial OCR capture with scattered English phrases and unclear names. Ethel is mentioned along with a remark addressed to her as dear, but no coherent event, date, location, or organization is identifiable from the fragment. The readable items are insufficient for a full newspaper card.
Wyoming news items describe state happenings from Douglan to Basin. Topics include an upcoming annual convention, fire losses in Powell, frontier celebrations in Cheyenne, oil-field activity, wolf hunting bids near Casper, and court actions. Also noted are local civic appointments, a scabbies warning, a machinery accident, and postal service changes to free mail delivery in Casper.
An advised remedy urges quitting meat if kidney issues arise and using a salty flush to cleanse sluggish kidneys. It cites symptoms like dull kidney ache, back pain, headaches, and cloudy urine, recommending Jad Salts or rad Salts as a safe inexpensive tonic.
The text urges looking to mercy and divine aid rather than the near evil, promising pity and help for the distressed soul. It encourages patience for the Lord's tender mercy, endure trials to gain wisdom, and to seek wisdom through God’s enduring love and careful ordering of events.
A reflection on how high ambition and true humility align when serving the divine plan. The speaker argues that human effort alone cannot achieve transcendent work and urges reliance on a power beyond ourselves to fulfill the universe's great scheme as co workers with almighty God.
Dialogue reveals Jinx boasting of finer plays than Shakespeare that were never produced. The exchange questions production and confirms the author’s claim as hearsay.
A fragment describes a rumor about gambling denying involvement while claiming to have attended a donation party and leaving ahead by a hundred. The text hints at social intrigue but lacks full context or clear facts.
A quotation credits John Randolph with the belief that labor is essential to excellence, noting that vanity cannot be taught to value hard work and discipline.
Arkansas physician recalls long coffee habit and chronic indigestion. He switched to Postum, noting improved digestion, weight gain, and better health after meals. A patient woman also reports substantial weight gain and regained vitality after trying Postum as directed by the doctor. Battle Creek, Michigan based Postum Company promotes Postum with guidance and a published tale.
A jailbird known as George, a famed local chicken expert, is released from the county jail. On leaving, he jokes that his next move is unknown and that it will cost nine dollars to mail him a postcard back home.
A young man fleeing a savage dog prompts his companion to scold him for abandoning her. The girl reminds George that he had vowed to face danger for her, and he protests that the dog is not dead yet.
A fragmented OCR item hints at a quirky notation about sending a poem to a magazine and a cow observing failure. It reads like stray lines from a humor piece or correspondence note with unclear dates or names.
A fragmentary message hints at a plan to salvage or repair a local item titled Stans B. Community members discuss efforts to piece the project together, aiming for a timely completion and shared benefit.
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