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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1916
Page
5
In a brisk exchange, Brutal Frankress recalls nearly fighting a pacifist after a clash over preparedness. The pacifist counters, saying both sides are sincere, highlighting a pointed debate on readiness and protest.
A concisely satirical note contrasts clever self reliance with moral restraint. It warns that financial acumen alone fails without virtue, suggesting compromise with creditors and humility to secure eternal reward. The piece uses wry humor to question prioritizing profit over principled living.
Anthrax can appear in three forms in humans external intestinal and pulmonary. External form results from skin contact with infected hide or object. Intestinal form comes from eating food containing bacilli and pulmonary form from inhaling infected air, known as wool sorters disease in England.
A vintage ad promises the 10-cent Cascarets box will cleanse the stomach, remove sour food, reduce liver bile, and clear bowels by morning. It claims no griping and appeals to common ailments like headache, biliousness, and gas with motion toward better health and alertness.
Ad claims PAZO OINTMENT cures hemorrhoids in 6 to 14 days and relieves itching bleeding and pain with first application. The rest editorial notes criticize theatrical death scene realism and a schemer seeks funds by subscription.
Dr Pierce promotes Anuric as a powerful agent to dissolve uric acid, cleanse kidneys, regulate blood pressure, and deter vessel degeneration. It targets meat eaters and those with joint lime deposits, sold in 60 cent packages. Dr Pierce’s Favorite Prescription also claims to strengthen weak women. No alcohol.
A group of hens devise a plan to teach Chicken Young a lesson about honesty. They bury a piece of rope on the yard floor to appear as a tempting worm, lure him to grab it, and he chokes on the rope, prompting the hens to help him recover and reflect on his behavior.
The seed corn work of public school children has grown large with county superintendent support. Each pupil pairs with a farmer to learn about seed corn and record details on variety, acres, planting and harvest dates, storage, protection from pests, and surplus seed. Leaders test older corn for vitality and use the rag doll method to promote cooperation, aiming to boost county yields by tens of bushels per acre and community wealth.
Gray Hen assures him he is all right as Chicken Young recovers by stretching. He had swallowed something and is left crestfallen. White Hen notes the scare was enough and he won’t forget it soon.
In a family scene Bobbie and Elsie are offered two apples. Bobbie defers to Elsie and Bach urges the other to pick first. Onally Bale finally takes the larger apple, prompting Bobbie to demand the choice be redirected and another apple selected.
In a juvenile geography class a teacher asks how far north the Mississippi River runs. A younger pupil replies the river does not run north but runs south, highlighting a humorous misunderstanding in early schooling.
A health ad claims backache and kidney discomfort come from excess meat. It advises dissolving four ounces of Jad Salts in water daily for a few days to flush sluggish kidneys, reduce uric acid, and ease bladder irritation. The product is described as a safe, inexpensive effervescent lithia-water drink.
An elevator overhears a tale of a clever dog that scared Baby. The dog’s arrival triggers screams and sleepless nights, leading to the owners advertising him. No buyers called, so they gave the dog to a local young man.
For baby fits rashes and irritated skin use Cuticura Soap baths followed by Cuticura Ointment on affected parts. Soothing cooling relief for fretful sleepers with a free sample by mail and a book. Address Cuticura Dept. L Boston. Sold everywhere. Also a proverb about handling a bull by the tail.
A clipped Washington Star quote attacks complacency with humorous lines about Denison’s Coffee and men’s habits. It contrasts patient resolve with duties met and a joke about hats and wives, capturing a light editorial tone.
A claim circulates that seven Shakespeare autographs exist, prompting renewed scholarly debate about provenance and authenticity among literary historians and rare book collectors.
An old advertising claim promises a one day cure for colds with LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE. The text taunts readers to money back if it fails and notes E W GROVE’S signature on each box amid skeptical commentary on real estate schemes.
A vintage ad copy urges readers to keep eyes young with Marine Your Eyes and Chicago Benda Eye Book on request. Quotation from Mr. Eugene Corrl claims boxing builds confidence, noting no sher medium beyond boxing for a man’s amack of confidence.
A local exchange reveals a dentist who appears prosperous yet lives hand to mouth. Residents question his finances and wonder how steady income aligns with visible affluence amid rising costs. Neighbors discuss tax and practice earnings without direct accusations.
Advertisement states Weeks Break Up A Cold Tablets guarantee relief for colds and La Grippe sold by your druggist for 25 cents. It urges to take nothing else and asserts the product is good.
Question compares motor boating and automobile racing with a quip about trees or fences to climb, implying boating offers clearer sport without obstacles.
The Louisville Courier-Journal notes a tense situation around a guest described as potentially unpopular at the hotel. The remark hints at trouble stemming from a man who registered from No. Tipping ton, Wisconsin.
A Burlington Wisconsin woman reports relief from irregularities and side and back pains after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Alive Wash. The ad cites testimonials as proof and invites letters for free confidential advice from the Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co in Lynn Massachusetts.
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