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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 1919
Page
5
The piece urges women to learn home nursing from a 1008 page Medical Adviser and to obtain Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription for relief from pain irregularities and nervous symptoms. It promotes affordability and nationwide availability through drug stores and Buffalo publishers.
A garbled ad-like fragment touts a supposed kidney remedy or oil capsules. It references a famous preparation, claims cures for kidney issues, and urges immediate action, mentioning costs and a generic health pitch.
A young lady protests soap use saying she hates it while a nurse questions why it is applied. The dialogue shifts to animals and cleanliness, ending with the patient noting she lacks a bill or tongue to clean herself and must endure soap.
Western Newspaper Union reports the annual Wyoming Woolgrowers Association meeting planning halted by influenza. Other items note oil strikes near Douglas, a notable mine accident toll in northern Wyoming, and local war-related civic details including a county marriage, military deaths, and land allotment drawings opening in Cheyenne.
The article discusses wartime proof of agricultural organization power and calls for strengthening local farm bureaus to advance rural life. It notes over one million members, explains county bureaus, outlines organizing steps, and contrasts Southern emphasis on community central bodies with Northern farm bureaus.
Dr Raymond Dumara at the Bronx zoo reports snakes can carry acarinidae or snake cooties. About 800 snakes from South Carolina were chloroformed after infection reached their eyes. A kangaroo from Australia died in December. another animal died last May, with a male suspected to have succumbed to glandular illness.
The United States Department of Agriculture urges farmers to consult national or state geological authorities before drilling deep wells and to study local strata, land slopes, vegetation, and nearby wells. It dismisses forked stick methods and patented electric finders as unreliable for locating underground water.
The United States Department of Agriculture offers Farmers' Bulletin 1 on transferring bees to modern movable frame hives. It notes many beekeepers lack movable caroles and stresses proper post transfer management and prompt care for productive yields.
A jumble of dates marks historical moments from 1690 to 1865 including the Mayflower Compact reference and the German Diet ban on war, with notes on Strafford’s impeachment and Lafayette’s prison escape. It also mentions Hungarian self-government and a Kaiser reprimand, concluding with garbled lines about Beepi and Pleasant Pellets.
A business man boasts of becoming a millionaire after discovering wealth through a bold office maneuver. His friend counters with a personal memory of discovering 1.75 in old trousers shortly after marriage.
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