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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1919
Page
5
A nervous woman recounts four years of irregularities and weakness, failing treatment from two doctors, then crediting Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with restoring health. The ad-style testimony urges others to write Lydia E. Pinkham, Maiden, Massachusetts, for information and remedies.
The column quotes a wife explaining her husband will take a temporary layoff from his office for a couple of weeks. He is not sick, but needs time to worry about himself, as discussed in the Louisville Courier-Journal.
An old remedy praised for kidney trouble and general ills claims to offer relief from many diseases. The ad touts Dal y Hessen Oil Capsules imported from Holland, sold in drug stores, with a MEDAL Brand tag and a money refund promise if not beneficial.
A Louisville Courier Journal item lampoons culture and notes an understudy for movie queens performing stunts while Cuticura skin care ads claim benefits for skin, hair and hands. The piece juxtaposes chatter about makeup and acting with advertisements praising Cuticura Ointment and Soap.
A sharp reminder arrives that even a seasoned lawyer cannot know every answer. The case prompts reflection on limits of legal expertise and the humility expected in courtroom practice.
A roundup from Wyoming covers events from Frontier Days in Cheyenne and the State Fair in Douglas to local accidents and advances. Notable items include a fatal shooting near Wheatland, a new two story mill planned for Greybull, grasshoppers devastating crops, trap shooting champions from Douglas, train collisions near Wendover, a child’s poisoning death in Manville, Wyoming leading oil production per well, a car rollover near Sheridan, high wool prices tied to University of Wyoming stock farm, a rattlesnake encounter in Chugwater, a severe hand injury from dynamite, and a governor message delivery to support Miss Wyoming selection.
A resident questions loan affordability arguing 60 month terms may fit their budget while suggesting a higher monthly payment of 650 would be deemed acceptable. The exchange reflects concerns over monthly costs and financial limits in city housing discussions.
A quarrel centers on a couple’s payment dynamic as one partner questions the other’s reluctance to let the girlfriend pay for ice cream. The dialogue turns into a question of pride and reciprocity with unclear outcomes.
The United States Department of Agriculture urges standardizing hampers by capacity dimensions and strength to replace the many sizes now used for berries and vegetables. Five sizes are proposed eight quarts sixteen quarts twenty quarts thirty two quarts and forty eight quarts with two shapes for the largest. Standard dims aid buyers sellers and railroads by ensuring uniform load and reducing losses in transit.
A table outlines the dimensions and capacity of standardized baskets proposed by the bureau of markets. If Congress standardizes baskets, it would reduce chaotic conditions in the produce trade by promoting stronger and fewer packages.
Analyzing poultry house construction, the single-pitch roof maximizes sun exposure on the front and directs rainwater to the rear. For field tasks, thinning limba trees and maintaining low-headed trees can boost spraying efficiency.
Hold to the cow sow and hens. Cooperation helps farming as if everything else. Peas are not adapted to growing to very stall gardens as they require much space. Cucumber melon squash and pumpkin seed will germinate after eight years if well cared for.
A historical ad warns consumers that genuine Bayer aspirin bears the Bayer Cross and comes in unbroken packages with directions for relief of headache toothache earache and neuralgia. It notes handy tin boxes of 12 tablets and larger packages, highlighting Bayer as the trademark of Bayer Manufacture.
In a San Francisco Chronicle scene aboard a streetcar a quarrel erupts between a man and a woman. The woman taunts the man about his dependence on her and the car fills with tense silence as it stops to discharge a passenger. The man finally grins, breaking the stony mood while bystanders share the amusement.
Beginning this year Columbia University requires knowledge of the Bible for admission. Students must know the Old Testament epic, Hebrew history from Egypt to the destruction of the Jewish commonwealth in A.D. 70, notable biblical passages, and early Christian biography. How many today could pass such an exam.
An advertisement promotes Dr. Kilmer's Swamp Root as a pure non stimulant medicine for kidney liver and bladder troubles. It claims vegetable herbs, teaspoonful doses, a sworn purity statement with each bottle, and offers a two size bottle option plus a sample by mail request.
The Louisville Courier Journal notes batting requires precision in placing a ball but suggests power can win when a hitter can place it over the fence. A discussion contrasts finesse with power hitting and the mindset of hitters.
A wry adage notes that many men have effectively married a property by attaching a deed to a wife, implying ownership or partnership through a title deed.
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