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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1921
Page
5
The fragment mentions individuals including Rogera and Gert, with a scene of distress. Rogera’s eyes filled with tears as her face fell while Normand remarks describe her as broken up. Other names like Peeste, Benoa, Rest, and Normand appear in the damaged text.
An advertisement promotes Cuticura Ointment for itching scalp and dandruff, plus Cuticura Shampoo with hot water, claiming clear skin and soft hands. It urges daily use as toilet preparations.
An early medical ad touts Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a cure for Woman's diseases and daily cares. It claims to ease back ache and worries, presenting the medicine as a natural treatment based on the doctor’s studies.
At Salt Lake City, the National Woolgrowers association opened its fifty sixth annual convention on January 17 with plans to secure tariff protection, pursue cooperative marketing, and promote virgin U S wool products. Over 500 sheepmen from western and eastern states attended as leaders urged action on marketing, warehousing, grazing fees, and financing.
New York reports partial findings by the Walsh Investigating Committee led by Colonel G A Abadle, former general comptroller of the Shipping Board. The board argues losses run into millions when feed charges are included.
Sacramento legislator Senator Chamberlin introduced a bill to forbid trousers with hip pockets. He described it as a companion to the Harris prohibition enforcement act, noting the measure was offered as a joke.
Mrs Exe claims extravagant praise of a girl’s portrait. Mr Exe defends Rembrandt’s skill saying no one could top it, then notes Rembrandt is dead. The exchange appears in a Boston Transcript clipping.
In a humorous exchange the bride asks for constant care while the groom promises his best but admits he must tend the furnace part of the time. The dialogue blends romance with domestic duty in a lighthearted tone. Nerissa is the bride's name referenced in the exchange.
Cheerful spring tones arrive with new separate skirts and blouses shown in shops. A striped wool fabric with black and white checks and plain bands is used in box plaits to hide the plain stripe. The skirt features a narrow belt and bone buttons, reflecting the era's tailored, versatile spring garment.
An article recounts a Russian incident where a Jew was ordered to endure twenty strokes with the knout. The whipping was staged as a bargain of 20,000 roubles, with one man cracking the whip and the other screaming. The nineteenth stroke was feigned, but the twentieth was real. The victim asked why, and the reply stated it showed the value of the deal.
A warning urges buyers to choose genuine Bayer Aspirin on the package or tablets. It notes approved uses for colds headaches neuralgia rheumatism earache toothache and lumbago and mentions twelve tablet boxes costing a few cents with larger sizes sold by druggists.
Spring sewing focuses on white goods and wash fabrics in well regulated dry goods stores. Girls aged seven to twelve receive new mod e designs in two-tone cotton fabrics for simple frocks with light and dark color contrast, pockets, and slim cuffs. A lighter two tone dress features a front panel, belt detail, and slashed elbow sleeves while a sheer fabric option shows a flounced skirt and shirred bodice for a delicate look.
Look Out for Rheumatism As Winter Approaches notes a bloodborne germ as the disease source and touts a remedy sold for over fifty years. The advertisement urges readers to begin taking 8.8.8. and offers free medical guidance from the Swift Laboratory chief medical director.
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