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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1929
Page
2
A vintage kitchen notes article offers season friendly tips for hosting guests. It covers planning ahead for menus and decorations using simple greens berries and cinnamon candies, plus a range of recipes from oysters canapes to Caribbean waffles and lemon butter.
Mr Crane explains to Mrs Crane how cranes can appear statue like and still, fooling observers. He recalls a keeper’s remark that statues resemble real creatures, yet cannot move or speak. Mrs Crane notes they can move unseen and remain quiet, letting people miss their presence.
A collection of pun riddles and wordplay items featuring questions about doors drafts umbrellas troubles and laughter. Includes lines like What gives a cold cures a call and Why is an umbrella life rough and other gags with concise punchlines.
Many people mistake indigestion for a condition, while an acid imbalance causes quick relief in five to ten minutes. Phillips Milk of Magnesia neutralizes acid, relieves sourness and gas, and prevents discomfort two hours after eating. A pleasant, lasting remedy for overindulgence.
A resident reports seeing a man drop a package at a doorstep then leave. The woman opens the box to find two little kittens and calls the police. An ensuing investigation follows.
An advertisement touts Cold Compound as a powerful cold remedy. The tablet form is described as pleasant tasting and effective, even for grippe, though it may take longer to work.
The world’s largest dam finished at Bhatger in Hor state India spans 5553 feet with 21400000 cubic feet of masonry. It blocks a lake 1114 square miles in extent and irrigates over 190 miles of canals affecting more than Liux acres, with crop value about 12700000 dollars annually.
A caricature caption questions lineage with a playful note about being “the son of my aunt,” illustrating family relation humor. The drawing centers on identity, kinship, and social labels in a light satirical tone.
Advice promotes drinking water and Tad Salts to cleanse kidneys and ease backache. Claims kidneys filter waste and acids. suggests four ounces of Tad Salts daily in water, prefaced as safe and inexpensive. Mentions Jad Salts and grape and onion acids, with a call to relentless hydration. From New York and Salt Lake City 1929.
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