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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1920
Page
7
An old column advertises a tonic for nervous prostration claiming to help women with anxiety, dizziness, and bearing-down sensations. It asserts the remedy can be used with confidence and describes its supposed calming and restorative effects.
A Long Beach canning company tests shark meat as a new commodity to fight high living costs. Government chemists report blue shark flesh is nutritious and palatable, and the firm plans to can and market the delicacy if the experiment succeeds.
An early medical advertisement discusses nasal b pains and chronic catarrh treated by internal medicine. It attributes blood system healing to a product from W. L. Wall Co and Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio. The text reads like a promotional blurb with vague claims of relief from head colds through internal remedies.
A local factory started work on a new building and bought cinders from another plant. One owner toured the site and found his fireman shoveling cinders into the firebox. The fireman said they burned readily and the owner declared the cinders saved coal.
To half a pint of water add fox Bay Rum small box of Barbo Compound and one ounce of glycerine. Apply to hair twice weekly until the desired shade. Mix at home or have it prepared for little cost. Gradually darkens streaked gray hair and leaves hair soft and glossy without greasiness.
Edwin told his mother he did not want to be buried in a cemetery garage after death. He had seen many mausoleums during a visit and voiced a stark preference against burial among the structures he described as garages.
A brief discussion weighs abstract perspectives on concrete street issues. Participants challenge whether abstract analysis aids understanding of real urban problems and seek practical implications for local policy.
Peter and John face arrest by priests and Sadducees for healing a man. Resolved to be bold after hearing the Sanhedrin, they declare salvation in Jesus. The church prays together, drawing strength from Scripture and fellowship despite threats.
A historical religious note urges that forgiveness is indispensable for those who hope to be forgiven and that eternal judgment hinges on this duty. It underscores salvation through mercy and the necessity of practicing forgiveness as central to faith.
A government report urges expanding cheese use in the United States highlighting its high protein content and versatile applications. It notes low per capita consumption compared to Denmark and the UK and proposes advertising and educational campaigns to raise demand through improved menus and displays.
A careful inspection of each implement is urged to decide which parts need repair or replacement. List worn components for tools such as planters, cultivators, mowers, binders, headers, wagons, engines, and separators. Include manufacturer, year, machine number, and required parts, tools, and catalog details to ensure timely orders.
The December 1 stock of old corn on farms is estimated at 72,208,000 bushels, marking a 25 percent drop from the 1018 crop. Last year the stock stood at 114,078,000 bushels while the five year average is 87,277,000 bushels.
A reflective piece asserts believers are God’s fellow workers in salvation, urging cooperation and shared responsibility in spiritual labor. It emphasizes humility, service, and steadfast faith as essential to collective redemption efforts.
Prepared by the United States Department of Agriculture Niobrara County Wyoming Farm Bureau members build pits and silos. Demonstrations by the county agent show collar plumb walls cement mixing applying to walls and hoist use. A second silo is begun with the collar farther out and pit deeper, demonstrating all steps to Farm Bureau members.
The notes describe careful farm task pay, proper bar and shed arrangements, and alfalfa as a value return to soil. It stresses cost, method, and careful management as essential to farming business success.
Pimples on the face indicate sluggish impure blood and possible skin disorders. The ad promotes S S S as a safe vegetable remedy with no minerals, claiming it cleanses the blood and eases conditions like pimples eczema and boils. Free medical advice offered from the Medical Director at 41 Swift Laboratory Atlanta Ga.
Harvard professor Robert de C. Ward argues in Scientific Monthly that weather and climate have not changed since early New England settlers. He cites records of both severe and mild winters with flowers blooming midwinter and reduced snows, noting photographs mislead about reality.
The article recounts Columbus observing scarred natives and learning from locals that people from Caniba ate human flesh. It explains armed raids to obtain this practice and credits the term cannibal to these acts. Porto Rico is identified as Caniba in the narration.
A cryptic exchange questions the future of social glass and the need for cut glass. A seasoned woman remarks that keeping children and stair creapers in place hinges on using the red.
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