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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1918
Page
7
Bal Md address advertises a woman’s fear of surgery and urges Pinkham’s product as a non surgical remedy. It implies a doctor recommended operation but promotes an alternative remedy offered by a Lydia at Calverton Road, Baltimore.
An American Forestry Magazine piece by Gayne Norton urges protecting snakes as allies to farmers. It notes snakes control rodents that threaten grain, cites the war garden campaign, and warns educated outreach is needed to prevent widespread killing as gardens expand.
The speaker argues about Mr Rewtal being old fashioned yet a self starter. He notes a man arriving at ten o clock and describes effort without envy. The passage suggests domestic tensions and contrasting views of modern behavior.
Analysis of Jesus calling the first disciples and the motive of obedience, followed by James 1:22-27 on deeds, perseverance, speech, and kindness as tests of true religion. Emphasizes obedience as filial, not legal, evidence of faith and the need to act on Biblical commands.
Reporting on the U S Department of Agriculture crop releases, the article notes strict secrecy and high security around publication to prevent premature disclosure. It describes the release day procedures, the roles of field agents, crop specialists, and thousands of reporters, plus internal checks and legal prohibitions against speculation or leaks.
The department of agriculture notes crop report accuracy where checks exist. Wheat data will extend verification under new rules requiring threshermen to report wheat thrashed and the acreage involved.
The eastern city department store learned the hard way that leaving a basement door open for ventilation allowed rats to reenter after extermination. The bureau of biological survey recommends a simple barrier of sheet metal or smooth paneling across the doorway to block rat footholds, noting rats cannot climb such barriers.
The article notes that neat packages and attractive packs greatly influence fruit sales. Pacific coast fruit sells well and at good prices due to professional packing, with Western fruit often outselling Central and Eastern stock because of eye‑catching presentation. Eastern growers learn from Western methods, and improved packing can boost Western fruit value by about 25 percent.
A major hydraulic plant to be built in South Bavaria across Watchen Lake will supply power via Koechel to Bavarian towns. The commission reports an estimated 78 million marks cost, to be shared by the Bavarian government and municipalities. The plan targets Europe’s largest hydraulic system as a public utility.
Red rough itchy skin in babies eased by hot baths with Cuticura Soap and topical Cuticura Ointment. Rest for mother and baby follows. Free samples available from Cuticura Dept X Boston. Soap and Ointment sold at druggists or by mail 25 and 50 cents.
Folklore warns an Ojibway man who points at the moon risks angering the celestial body. The tale says Luna would bite off the offending finger, a cautionary myth reflecting respect for nature in indigenous belief.
A South American fish features a split optic system with the upper eye adapted for aerial vision and the lower eye specialized for underwater sight, enabling versatile perception in varying environments.
A vintage ad touts a lemon based lotion for freckles sunburn and tan removal. Mix two lemons with three ounces Orchard White to create a quarter pint of skin whitening lotion costing little. Apply to face neck arms and hands for quick results.
A British scientist announces a low cost method to convert ordinary peat into a highly concentrated fertilizer. The claim highlights an inexpensive, straightforward chemical process promising practical agricultural benefits.
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