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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1914
Page
7
The fragment hints at Prork and Beans discussing theater fatigue. A tired business man seeks relief at the theater while pondering why someone gave up. The line hints at tet and the plays tiring the speaker.
An advertisement claims Resinol Ointment can remove eczema ringworm pimples and other eruptions. It invites readers to write to Dept M Restnol Baltimore MD for a liberal free trial with directions from doctors for 19 years.
A mother consoles her frightened child during a thunderstorm with assurances that God sends the storm to refresh the air and help flowers. The boy counters with a memory of a prior dentist visit, noting his mother spoke in the same way.
Quoted dialogue shows Brother Buckaloo pressing for two dollars while the Colonel claims no woodshed exists. The exchange centers on money over practicality with social observations about spouses and fortune.
Lauradean Libbey discusses conscience and the impact of broken relationships on families. The piece contrasts remorseful reforming men with those who lack a conscience, noting how children and spouses haunt a remorseful path back to home and reconciliation.
An old reflective note suggests occasional dancing cannot lure a husband from the security and comfort of home. It warns that the wife who drives him around and sets the dancing pace should not be surprised by its grip on him.
A reading on couples embracing the tango, contrasting a pipe loving, homebound husband with a wife eager for the new dance. The piece notes how even the most sedate men are drawn to the floor and how dancing partners appeal to confident young women while provoking neighborhood gossip about marriage and flirtation.
A reflection on how parental approval and financial prospects influence courtship. The piece argues that mothers favor stable suitors and fathers, recalling their own youth, may veto hopeful matches to protect family finances. Disappointments fuel ambition and new loves arise, yet families often approve only after testing the romance.
A livestock note on building and using a sheep dipping tank. It covers multiple-use tanks, dip proportions, timing after shearing, and design options from galvanized iron to brick or concrete vats. Proper setup saves dip and improves flock health where scab lice and ticks are concerns.
Dillon Wallace returns from a second risky expedition to Labrador to honor Leonidas Hubbard Jr. by revisiting the Busan river headwaters and carving his epitaph after a bronze tablet was lost from his canoe. The 1903 expedition documented in The Lure of the Labrador Wild ended with Hubbard's death from starvation and exhaustion.
An experimenter reports brown gunpowder once made for destruction is repurposed as a fertilizer for garden vegetables. It contains about eighty percent potassium titrate and is mixed thoroughly with soil after being wetted. Large stocks from navy uses were displaced by smoke less powder and government authorities seek to use the discarded explosive to boost the country’s food supply.
Fragmented report notes a debated stance by geologists on public science discourse. The text hints at satire or criticism of geologists who claim rocks illustrate human nature or influence public perception. No clear event or individuals emerge.
A 600d ration plan for a horse with indigestion. Start with small portions of ground oats and corn, as the animal may refuse the ration at first. Gradually increase each meal until a full ration is accepted.
A plentiful supply of dry bedding helps an animal lie down and rest more comfortably. It also increases warmth, contributing to overall comfort and well being.
The father, a Washington family patriarch, is approached by with his son who declares he wants to become an artist. The elder considers the plan and jokes that the only objection would be if the son drew on him.
In 1911 a five year old girl developed a ringworm like eruption on her lip and cheek. Blisters oozed watery fluid and caused itching and sleepless nights until Cuticura Soap and Ointment provided relief and full recovery within months.
In Los Angeles thirteen year old Sarah Shaffer earned recognition as a diligent amateur nurse. When five year old Maybelle Shaffer shattered her elbow at play Sarah secured guidance from Dr Edward G Wiley chief police surgeon over the telephone and with proper splinting aided the hospital delivery and patient relief.
An Atlantic City Civil War veteran reflects on General Sickles as a brave yet theatrical figure. He recalls a black period in Sickles youth, his kindness to a wife who died after he remarried, and a remark at an army reunion about how men only value wives when facing losing them.
Mrs Briggs returns from Florida and admits she passed herself off as a widow for her son Johnny’s sake. Mr Briggs is cross, while Driggs scolds her and Myre Driggs defends the choice, claiming many gentlemen supported Johnny’s good time.
The text notes that human error and self-deception can cast doubt on evolution, yet argues the theory remains plausible as we observe natural selection and fossil evidence. It emphasizes critical thinking over simplistic conclusions.
The fragment hints at a theme of money and calling someone, with mentions of bills and a vague instruction about finding a man. The text shows garbled OCR style and lacks clear event or proper nouns for a fuller summary.
The artist Charles A. Knight, famed for dinosaur recreations, prefers to be known as a painter and sculptor of modern animals. He spoke of drawing from living models during a zoo visit in Washington and recalled a humorous moment with a visiting couple discussing his deer sketch and landscapes.
A foreigner comments on the surprising turnout and lack of dancing at a tango occasion. The speaker notes the crowd size, while observers remark on honesty and social irony, mentioning clubs and Jawbone as possible tensions.
Kansas City readers hear a testimonial about Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound helping with severe monthly pain and infertility. Mrs Winn reports relief after one bottle and credits the remedy with restoring health and enabling her to bear two healthy daughters. Another woman from Cumming Georgia praises the product for improving appetite sleep stamina and ability to walk.
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