Couldn't Escape Them
A dialogue style fragment shows a taunting line about meeting creditors and a flirtatious warning. The exchange features characters in a social setting with sharp quips and a conditional dance offer.
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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1920
Page
4
A dialogue style fragment shows a taunting line about meeting creditors and a flirtatious warning. The exchange features characters in a social setting with sharp quips and a conditional dance offer.
Pimples and blackheads can be treated by smearing Cuticura Ointment and washing with Cuticura Soap in five minutes. Daily use keeps skin clear. include Cuticura Talcum for best results. Also notes boxing advice and a quirky line about teeth as verbs.
An old advertisement asserts Bayer brand Aspirin as genuine and safe for millions, with directions for headache toothache earache neuralgia rheumatism colds and pain. It notes 12 tablet tins cost cents and mentions larger bottle packages. The text also includes a stray dialog about gossip and kissing games.
A New York based veteran commercial traveler recalls sleeping in at least 8,000 beds during his forty plus years on the road, noting he has always slept well. He suggests the average person has many sleeping places in life.
Public health warning urges careful handling of blood supply and purity. References a blood medicine and a health director claim about keeping the system strong and warding off illness with a product marketed by Swift Laboratory.
Johnny visited his aunt's farm in England and exclaimed that the place was not nice because pubs open early. Ruth, four, watched as a gasoline attendant replaced a cushion after describing riding an automobile’s stomach.
A neighbor’s intensive yard work prompts a delayed visit as a speaker notes social friction. The piece hints at trust issues and a wary response to perceived showiness, even when genuine valuables are involved.
Bert returns from college with a shadow on his upper lip. He greets his grandfather who notes Bert resembles his mother more than his father. The grandfather remarks the mustache suggests Bert takes after his mother.
A neighbor recalls the funeral of a renowned industrial leader. Someone altered the epitaph by adding the word friends. The new inscription read He did his best, prompting questions about the act and its meaning.
A reflection on how people may judge a person who devotes life to art, while secretly admiring someone who can create works in painting or sculpture beyond common ability.
Witty exchanges note a beastly affair at the zoo exhibition. Jokes on heredity hint the baby may take after Jim only if there is anything to take.
The piece traces Independence Day from Lee’s 1776 declaration to John Adams’s hopeful prophecy and argues modern celebrations must balance sober commemoration with national pride. It surveys over two centuries of observances, warning against sanitizing the day while urging vigorous, liberty-remembering festivities.
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