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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1920
Page
7
A fragment describes a home remedy to darken gray hair using water and a mixture, claiming it will darken streaked gray hair and leave hair soft and glossy without cooling the scalp or becoming greasy. The text also includes a quip about women speaking at funerals versus weddings.
Letters from Goldendale and Seattle recount severe stomach and kidney troubles in 1902. Patients claim cure after using Dr. Pierce’s medi i year tonic and similar products, noting relief from vomiting fever and general weakness.
The plan aims to restore Sulgrave Manor the Washington family ancestral home in Northampton to serve as a museum and Anglo American relations depository. A London Telegraph funded project seeks a donor base including King George and notable leaders with a holding company the Sulgrave institution established to govern the site and archives.
Misa Annabelle Brower Blydenburgh daughter of Associate Justice Charles B. Blydenburgh died from pneumonia after influenza. A baby girl christened Diamond on a train near Cheyenne. World War veterans gain early entry on North Platte Shoshone irrigation works opening next month. Fremont county pioneer James K. Moore Sr. died in San Diego. University resumes annual lecture course with four numbers. Convict David King moved from Laramie hospital. Lander to eliminate mosquito swamp with drainage work. Frances Warren Pershing Memorial hospital plans halted until costs normalize. Coyote skins stolen near Kemmerer. state revenue and licenses shown in 1910 report. Optometry board seeks exam pass for exemptions. Wheatland American Legion to build $80,000 two-story club house. Water rights for North Platte project may be March 5 and Shoshone project a week later.
The fragmentary text presents assorted lines about courtly behavior, political appointees, lawyers facing spousal cross examination, female modesty about age, and a note on aging vs butter. No coherent event or persons emerge to anchor a clear news item.
The article lists diverse items from a Tenerif shadow on the sea to a fireless cooker using radiator steam and a French flexible steering wheel shaft. It notes a mine safety lamp and a gas stove toaster, plus various witty anecdotes about manners and aging.
A compilation of aphorisms and arcane notes touches on romance, reputation, and quirky innovations. It mentions China planning a typhoon warning radio service and a motor truck camp body for brick unloading, plus a Brazilian snake farm and a French inventor of a flourless bread machine.
A hotel chef named Charlie Baer demonstrates a brisk turkey carving method. He shows removing legs and wings with a swift knife move and suggests using neck for soup and giblets for sauce. He emphasizes getting value from a turkey priced around sixty cents.
A New York press agent discusses bringing Prince Doaletski to the United States next year to wed into a prosperous American family, noting European royals offer little chance of match due to lack of money and status.
A playful exchange hints at a forthcoming marriage as a woman promises to share all griefs and troubles while the man calmly notes he has none until they wed. The banter showcases lighthearted couple dynamics and the anticipation of a life together.
A concise reflection notes that drive and assertiveness help navigate the world, yet require substantial philosophy to provide stability and direction in action and decisions. The observation emphasizes balancing boldness with measured thought.
A professor discusses a humorous moment in class asking a back-row student to remove his life jacket while proceeding with an example about ancient law. He quips that the first law ever made was broken by Adam and Eve, illustrating resistance to rules.
A cryptic fragment from the Moston Transcript hints at a question about Croesua’s funds and a current tally. The passage uses garbled dialogue and nonsensical phrasing, leaving the exact amount and context unclear.
A garbled Detroit Times fragment muses on apocalyptic hiring of prophets and the idea that silver wedding anniversaries outnumber divorces, reflecting a chaotic, satirical tone about society's constant doom forecasts.
A witty reflection on household economy and social roles in a playful tone. The speaker contrasts extravagance with thrift and notes how perception and faith shape domestic beliefs, illustrating witty observations about gender and daily life.
A list of cautions on pursuing success urges against exclusiveness self centeredness and over indulgence. It warns success requires personal effort recognition of opportunity and avoiding luck as sole cause of others achievements.
A governor bids farewell to a departing convict urging against old ties. The prisoner replies he will avoid associating with anyone lacking the same prison advantages he enjoyed.
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