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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1919
Page
5
An advertisement promotes Othine double strength to remove freckles with a money back guarantee. It urges applying a small amount twice daily, claiming most freckles fade in time. The text shifts to a joke about a teacher and pupils misidentifying figures in a humorous exchange.
A brief exchange notes a man claiming railroad experience while admitting past work running a pump at a gasoline station. The dialogue highlights mismatch between expected and stated qualifications.
Prince Albert has been seen at Waltonheath playing golf with keenness and frankly calls himself a rotten player. Princess Mary, praised as the open air princess, excels in many sports and learns driving riding swimming cycling dancing and golf as part of her training.
A local druggist proves a summer saver by running a busy soda fountain that helps him churn out a steady stream of swallows.
A scanned page shows a dubious medical ad warning about Castoria and infant mortality with claims of narcotic danger, followed by a courtroom joke exchange and light humor. It appears as assorted clippings rather than a single coherent article.
Instructions outline methods to lift fruit and wine stains using boiling water and salt, lemon, or borax for fresh stains. Dry stains may need soaking in cold water, sunlight or frosty exposure. some apple and pear stains resist, and alcohol or kerosene can help grass stains.
Tf out of candles melt some paraffin pour into small greased egg cups first placing a piece of grocers' twine in same also save all drippings from candles and do the same Keep small wire sifter near kitchen sink to use for sifting ashes for scour ing it out of scouring soap Fit a piece of enamel cloth into tray of gas stove thereby saving work easier to clean If cellar is dark have two panels removed and glass put in place of wooden panels.
Navy blue tops summer palettes with strong hints of sand gray and light blues. Rose appears among smartly dressed women while canary buttercup apple green and orchid add plentiful color choices for the season.
Summer suits favor light fabrics like silk blends and linens with loose straight coats and three quarter sleeve coats. Fashion moves toward sheer vests, organdy accents, and satin touches, with cool white cloths and subtle stripes offering crisp styling for midsummer wear.
The piece notes ribbons as a popular millinery trim with two tier arrangements. Loops extend from crown base, one on the brim, another above, placed at the side or front. Some hats feature top crown loops reaching toward the front and an airplane bow of broad ribbons on a sailor model as a novelty accent.
A fashion note highlights blue and orchid as a bold color pairing for the season, especially in evening and semi evening gowns, signaling a move toward striking color contrasts in formal wear.
A fragment notes quilting appears sporadically in local life with mentions of crafts and handmade items. The brief hints at small gatherings or markets where quilters share patterns and tips, reflecting a modest community interest in textile arts.
A hunter on Lake Balkash shore reports a new mineral balkashite found in Siberia. It resembles dark brown hard rubber, burns with a strong flame leaving 2 percent ash, and when placed in water becomes similar to paraffin. The note ends with Rochefoucauld and stray sayings about pigs and viewpoints.
An old time remedy touts GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Oil to defer aging by boosting kidney and digestive function. The ad promises odorless capsules with eight drops per dose and a money back guarantee, urging buyers to act at first signs of weakness. It also includes a joke about golf learning years.
For years druggists note Dr Kilmer's Swamp-Root kidney liver and bladder medicine. It is described as a physician's prescription strengthening medicine that assists the kidneys liver and bladder functions. The copy urges readers to obtain Swamp-Root, test a sample for ten cents if desired, and mentions mentioning the paper in correspondence.
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