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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1914
Page
7
Jerome S. McWade of Duluth cites social contrasts from Palm Beach to Atlantic City. He notes married women gain flirtation priority while married men face no edge, recounting a dinner exchange about a woman in ermine furs and a wife’s reproach.
A lawyer questions a German witness about a house involved in a transaction. The witness confuses the court by explaining stairs run differently depending on whether they are upstairs or downstairs, saying stairs run down when up and run up when down.
In a grocery store a customer, angered by ruined clothes, challenges the grocer over a fresh paint sign. He says he has seen many signs claiming something was fresh that turned out not to be.
A fragment from Livingstem Lance quotes a colored minister and a participant recalling a confrontation. The dialogue references blows to the nose and a struggle amid racial tensions, with limited readable context about setting or outcome.
A scrambled breakfast scene shows a colonel injured by a misfired prank. The soldier explains a "little party" left a bandaged hand, while the colonel laments the incident and questions the mishap.
The fragment hints at Billy Smith and a call for help or prayers in a time of need. It mentions Tommy and a plea for support, though the legible text is sparse and context is unclear.
A garbled quotation from the local Journal fragment hints at wealth and property themes but is incomplete and unreadable for definite reporting. No identifiable people or events can be confirmed from the readable text.
Partial Wyoming news roundup notes jail escape in Cody. mine accident in Blairtown. Cheyenne deaths including John Eich and Willard Flanders. fires at Evanston home with $1350 insurance. ice plant records at Laramie. Indian bill aides Wyoming institutions. construction and drought era notes across towns. various deaths, accidents, and local industry updates.
In a long interview, German Chancellor Von Bethmann Hollweg declares he did not want war and says Germans do not cherish hate. He stresses efforts toward understanding with England and discusses the war’s causes and probable outcomes as it reaches even neutral lands.
A fragmented line suggests a joke or misquote about Judiine being calm or quiet about football. The remark lightly contrasts past assumptions with a current view, implying a softer stance toward the sport or its fans.
A 10 cent box of Cascarets promises to cleanse the stomach, remove sour fermenting food, unclog the liver, and carry out constipated waste while you sleep. Advertisers claim a Cascaret tonight leads to a clear head and healthy bowels by morning, noting the product is gentle for children.
Mr Balfour cites a hundred year old Commons tale told at a public dinner. A bored press gallery observer called for sone after a rich dinner and wine, provoking laughter. The sergeant at arms seized a Quaker spectator, who was led away in custody.
An old newspaper ad explains backache and kidney dullness from heavy meat intake. It recommends Jad Salts a four ounce dose in water before breakfast to purify stagnant kidneys, ease urine irritation, and restore regularity. The ad touts Jad Salts as a safe inexpensive life saver for meat eaters.
A wealthy man suffers an accident prompting discussion of medical options. The decedent remarks on possible surgical intervention and requests anesthesia if another outcome is chosen while noting the need for further probing.
Historical ad touts Castoria as a safe sure remedy for infants and children. It urges caregivers to demand the signature of the use for over children, promising relief for crying infants and emphasizing Fletcher's Castoria brand.
Readable lines show a chaotic exchange about capacity and effort in a ball game. The text hints at a player named Wager and a map or plan without brains, suggesting confusion and trial within the sport.
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