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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1914
Page
7
A garbled clipping from Cleveland presents a jumble of quotes and exchanges. It mentions Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and a congressman Uncle Hank Barnhart from Indiana recalling a young man and a woman. The text includes miscellaneous social observations about rain and parson societies and a remark about marriage and generosity.
A letter describes eye trouble improved after stopping coffee and switching to Postum. A mother recalls her son’s years of glasses with no relief before quitting coffee, using Postum for three years with no glasses. Another woman notes heart issues improved and health restored after stopping coffee and tea.
Kansas farmer L. M. Crawford and Fancher near Cottonwood Falls partner with Kansas State College to develop Karakule fur farming in the United States. Dr. R. K. Nabours of the Agricultural College will visit Bok is May for four months. The project aims to grow Asiatic furs domestically, using Crawford’s herd, with promising pelts from very young lambs and potential meat advantages.
Salts when placed in drills under the seed potatoes provide nourishment. Growers with few rods may struggle to source artificial manures locally, but several large towns sell them by the bag. A ready made potato manure from a reputable firm may perform as well, though it costs more per ton. Deep stirring of the soil aids drought resilience without elevating the subsoil.
The Oregon agricultural station fed hogs in one lot and graded the rest by feed intake. A hundred top eaters could profit about 997.65 dollars at current prices, nearly four hogs. the lowest feeders would profit around 115.44 dollars. The study notes clear profit differences based on appetite and efficiency.
A discussion on how leguminous crops improve poor soils, with guidance on rotation choices. It lists 16 major legume field crops used in the United States and compares yields and manure benefits versus using crops for feed.
The text discusses silage as a grain saver when rough fodders are scarce or expensive and grain prices are high. It notes silage can be fed to various cattle types and may be sold readily in good markets, highlighting its value as a grain-saving feed under diverse market conditions.
Delegates at a mediation conference report no Sunday talks but signal Washington favors a constitutionalist provisional president to avoid conquest and international complication. The United States roles as mediator aim to place executive power with broad nationalist leaders to secure peace in Mexico City.
Adla E. Stevenson longtime political figure and former vice president of the United States died at a Chicago hospital late Saturday night. His three children were at his bedside. The elder Stevenson served as vice president from 1893 to 1897 with Grover Cleveland and later ran with William J. Bryan in 1900. He also served in the Forty-fourth and Forty-sixth Congresses.
Former vice president Adlai E Stevenson dies in a Chicago hospital after a long illness. The 83 year old statesman had served as ambassador and governor and was a leading figure in the Democratic Party.
The subject served as postmaster general under President Cleveland. His last bid for public office was the 1908 Democratic nomination for governor of Illinois, defeated by Republican Charles S. Deneen. He hailed from Christian County Kentucky born October 23, 1436 to Scotch Irish parents.
Washington. A proposal that Congress should adjourn in July as soon as the appropriation bills are disposed of in both houses was talked over by Democratic leaders Saturday but without result.
The threatened railway strike across Italy has been abandoned with order gradually returning, even in towns where a revolutionary movement was once in progress.
Omaha promoter Albert H. Rawiteer head of a large tent and aweleg concert reportedly took poison inside a garage. Rawltees was to poor Beals. The incident appears tied to planned performances and financial strain.
Irving Fletcher profile frames the scene at a New York advertising men’s dinner where quotes defend truthful ads and strong claims. The chatter turns to a mock rivalry between Brown and Jones, with references to leap year and a joked day-off cadence.
A New York Fifth Avenue jeweler showed a platinum lady's handbag encrusted on one side with diamonds costing 9000 dollars. The skeptical customer complained the single-diamond side looked skimpy, prompting an extra seven thousand dollars in changes to fix the uneven display.
A French inventor Delamey has devised a device winding a clock through opening and closing a door. The piece questions the need for a door attached mechanism to remove people from a room, noting no method exists to do so, yet asks if such inventions could ever boost efficiency and comfort.
Practical advice promotes Cuticura Ointment for targeted use on pimples and blackheads with five minute washes, plus regular Cuticura Soap baths to prevent inflammation and clogged pores. The ad notes global availability and offers free samples with a Skin Book by mailing to Cuticura Dept. L, Boston.
Mise Cayenne rejects removing the word obey from marriage rites insisting it remains. She cites ongoing reference to the ceremony as more than a party platform.
A man in a state of kind drunkenness swears at imaginary objects and voices, claiming movements and sounds that do not exist. Neighbors report his behavior as erratic and loud, while witnesses describe a scene of confusion and amusement.
A New York doctor proposes a tablet that combines antidote with poison to allow swallowing corrosive sublimate without harm. He suggests extending the concept to poisons generally and even to firearms, imagining self resisting bullets as a superior utility to an essencer.
An advertisement touts Resinol ointment and resinol soap as fast acting cures for itching, burning, and disfiguring skin conditions. It claims rapid healing, cites money wasted on other treatments, and endorses availability from druggists.
A worker describes a sharp morning rebuke as a raw deal while replying to a boss, illustrating tense office dynamics and perceived unfair discipline. The exchange highlights workplace friction and language tension in a single moment.
An old advertisement touts Allen's Foot- Base antiseptic powder for swollen feet. It claims relief for tired feet, ease for dancing, and urges readers not to accept substitutes while listing Allen & Company of Levy, New York.
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