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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1919
Page
4
Public health warning-style advertisement urging mothers to use California Syrup of Figs as a gentle laxative for sick children. Claims a tongue check signals stomach and bowel issues and promises relief within hours with a pleasant taste. Warns buyers to seek the genuine California Fig Syrup Company product and avoid counterfeits.
Lilly Kaal sits to supper and plans to sleep, but after eating he jumps up and wants to play. He tells his mother he is too tired, then declares he is "untired" and ready for toy time. The scene captures a preschool moment of fluctuating energy after a meal.
An old advertisement promotes Dr Kilmer’s Swamp Root as a physician approved remedy for kidney and bladder ailments. It claims quick results and urges readers to buy a bottle or request a sample by sending ten cents to the company in Binghamton New York.
The item notes a star demanding more, with gossip that a profit is being pursued. It reflects industry chatter about negotiations and the tension between star power and studio goals.
The sentence presents a claim about contradicting past statements attributed to Wendell Thilips. It lacks verifiable facts, dates, or context to form a concise newspaper item.
The article extols Dr. Pierce of Buffalo for revealing remedies in newspapers and highlights Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets. It claims the pellets cleanse the intestines, move bowels gently, and leave no bad aftereffects, making users feel renewed and healthier.
Patrick Sullivan will be elected Wyoming committeeman as oil interests grow near Lance Creek. The Van Dusen Oil Co joins Wyoming's newer oil firms. Albany County may gain an oil refinery soon. A dead man was found in a refrigerator car near Evanston. Billy Pariton dies from exposure near Douglas. Sheridan gains new secretary as W. D. Fisher takes over. The Midwest and Henning hotels in Casper merge under J. G. Nichols. A railroad complaints bureau is announced in Cheyenne. Casper is labeled a good town after reform waves. Cheyenne plans to rebuild Central Avenue viaduct floor. Fort Russell may receive detachments from Monterey and Fort Logan. Spanish influenza hits Jackson Hole. Dr. Huff and nurses fall ill. Pipeline survey completes gas and oil route from Sand Draw to Riverton. Wyoming contributed over 12,000 soldiers in 1917–18. first in proportion to population. Kinney Grass Creek lease yields 50 barrels daily. more wells planned. Botulism linked to home canned fruit causes several deaths near Wheatland. Larimer saloon renewals seek license fee cut. A proposed direct road tax on autos based on weight faces 10 to 50 dollar scales.
A fragmentary dialogue features Mr. Krastue Plck ley and others discussing Christmas as the primary source of consumer support. The speakers reflect on changing attitudes toward religious celebration and the easing of traditional gift days.
Fragment reads with quotation marks about the ex-kaiser refusing departure from Bol and facing paradoxical prospects of receiving protection or support elsewhere. Content centers on political stance and possible exile implications.
Three hats reflect late winter style with spring hints. A crepe georgette pink hat features black panne vel vet facings and velvet fruit accents. A broad brimmed black velvet hat borders ostrich fringe, while a chenille knit hat with a velvet scarf and chenille flowers represents an American product gaining popularity.
A feature on luxury furs for winter attire highlights short and long coats, muskrat to mink and sable skins, and popular cape scarfs. It notes fashionable pieces like cape wraps with contrasting fur cuffs and a satin blue devil tam, emphasizing fur from top to toe as the chic standard.
A description outlines georgette suitcases in varied colors and styles. It mentions yellow slips paired with dark and light blue georgette for different times of day, sleeveless beaded evening designs, and batik hem effects with yellow brown shading.
The article extols colorful blouses as eye catching and tasteful additions to winter outfits. It notes the colors are well blended, transforming dark, severe costumes into lively, stylish ensembles.
Lesson text outlines Exodus 16 1 36 focusing on Israel murmurings in the wilderness and Gods response He provides quails and manna to teach dependence on him The study emphasizes daily gathering faith obedience and sabbath observance plus the manna as a memorial of God supply
The passage argues nature study pleases God and mirrors prayer. It links learning natural laws to honoring the first Inventor, asserting that true love of God grows from deep knowledge and reflective study.
A religious line urges daily discipline to think first of God. It stresses starting the day with devotion and ending with prayer, shaping service to God through morning awakening and nightly reflections. The tone reflects 17th century devotional instruction.
An advertisement touts Knowlton's Danderine as a simple, inexpensive cure for dandruff and itchy scalp. It claims quick effects within ten minutes and longer term hair growth within two weeks, promising soft, glossy, abundant hair and removal of falling hair.
A fragment from the Boston Transcript shows a couple debating vows with the woman questioning the man's promises and the man replying that he was listening to hear what he promised. The exchange highlights marital expectations and the strain of wedding vows.
A home mixture combines one ounce of rum with water glycerine and Barbo Compound to darken gray hair gradually. The preparation claims to soften hair and leave no residue on the scalp, with full directions provided in each Barbo Box.
A short aphorism attributed to D. M. Mulock urges readers to cultivate love and humility. The saying links loving behavior with love in return and humility with guidance.
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