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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1915
Page
6
Vivid scraps cover drink purity claims and social observations. A narcotic habit estimate cites 70 000 victims and 850 000 000 annual doses, with Tennessee figures as basis. A light anecdote shows a baseball manager scolding a waiter for cold cakes and a draft joke.
A city club commissioned a decorator for a building tribute to the fleet voyage, spelling a phrase on the entrance wall. Following a naval officer’s guidance a coded message emerged and an army officer corrected a misread line, revealing a risqué misinterpretation in the decoration.
Students crafted their own graduation gowns this year prompting chatter about school style. Critics claim the ceremony essays were plagiarized from an encyclopedia as a playful but controversial counterpoint.
A terse, nonliteral line compares acts of rulers to personal choices and hints at the ease of reform versus enduring hardship. The text uses paradox to explore moral agency and collective memory.
A proposal by Western land commissioner RP Krylen calls for turning remaining public lands not used for public purposes into state holdings for funding schools highways and other needs. The plan argues current federal land management fails to generate revenue while western states have leveraged lands for taxable property and school support, benefiting locals and smallholders against large ranch owners.
Johnson and Sayre, once neighbors, quarreled near Central after which Johnson shot Sayre fatally. Sayre died en route to hospital. Johnson claimed self defense and faced a preliminary hearing at Hurley.
Sudla F is honoring a Colorado governor's request to return Guy I Feazer to state custody for non support of his wife and minor children. Feazer is under arrest at Silver City. Coal output in New Mexico 1914 reaches a record 3 877,689 short tons valued at 1,235,671, with Colfax and Santa Fe counties driving the rise amid Colorado supply pressures. L. I. Wootters named assistant bank examiner by state bank examiner. Ray Lenneth, injured in Kelly district, was taken to Socorro Hospital after an altercation with J. R. Babeock. Babeock was arrested and released on bond.
Diverse notes from Albuquerque Santa Fe Roswell and Portales cover road planning a 100000 hotel Silver City school reforms and a bond election. Reports include a 101610 bond request in Luna County a soap factory in Las Cruces a Southwest grazing shipment to East Las Vegas and a renewed creamery in Tucumcari.
Resinol is advertised as a doctor prescribed remedy that soothes and heals skin conditions. It claims to clear impurities, stop itching and eruptions, and reduce pimples and blackheads when other treatments fail. The ad asserts nationwide use for twenty years and urges readers to buy from any druggist.
A fragment from a diary narrated by Judge Lynetta Fremire contrasts cold rejection with indulgent affection. It hints at a domestic or moral tension between hardhearted critics and those who grant desires, ending with a cryptic reference to the judge.
Jim Sullivan, an American tramp, was arrested in Red Wing Minnesota after carrying a kitchen cabinet under his coat. Police found eight largs of raw potatoes seven pounds, milk, bread, tea biscuits, rolls, coffee, salt and pepper shakers, vinegar cruet, a raw onion, and two napkins. The piece also mentions Castoria and a wedding scene with abridged dialogue.
An advertisement touts Denteon coffee as pure and delicious and links drinking it to a social scene where women talk and a heavenly choir sings, portraying coffee as a sociable, uplifting beverage.
A Missouri woman describes displacement and inflammatory symptoms with weak nerves and poor appetite. After trying remedies, she uses Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound and regains strength with no lingering trouble. The ad urges others to try the product, claiming it helped thousands.
An old typographic patch promotes fragrant emollients for skin scalp and hands. It claims to clear blotches redness roughness and itching and offers mail order via a cutout postcard. It mentions Cuticura and a depot address, with scattered lines about theatrical scenery and rewards for a balance of it.
Nes Giddy invites all the sewing circle to a luncheon and matinee party to reconcile gossip about her. The gathering aims to quiet rumors and restore harmony within the group.
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