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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1920
Page
2
A vintage ad promotes Pape's Cold Compound claiming two hour dosing up to three doses breaks severe cold and relieves nasal congestion sneezing fever and headache with quick relief at a low cost. It emphasizes ease of use and no quinine with a brag about a pleasant taste.
A reader from Brockton, Massachusetts shares experiences with feminine ailments and backache. The letter endorses Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription as effective, claiming recovery from inflammation and catarrhal conditions after trying other remedies.
Dick and Polly Van Brunt pursue a buried treasure shared by six men. Scarface Bender’s gang battles them, a bridge explosion, a daring car leap, and a cliff rescue lead to a tense siege at Deep Gap. Polly rides for help while Dick fights to outsmart the outlaws and save Teel.
In a new fabrication method boats are molded from steel by a hydraulic press to shape and ready near sea ready. An older worker notes the shift in craft pricing and skills as seamless boats emerge from metal forming.
A historical warning notes catarrh can worsen into lung consumption if untreated. It criticizes sprays atomizers jellies and similar remedies and promotes S S S as a remedy claimed to reach the source of the disease.
A father explains gravity to Bennie as the reason for not falling off a round Earth. Bennie asks what people did before gravity was passed, prompting a humorous reflection on scientific laws and historical understanding.
An advertisement for Diamond Dyes promises rich fadeless color on all fabrics from wool to feathers. It touts a Direction Book and a color card to match any material and guarantees results.
A dated quip turns on a joke about encouragement and marriage, with a playful echo of the phrase who egged the man on. The remark suggests a wife as the instigator in a lighthearted, classical exchange.
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