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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1920
Page
2
Mrs Anna Sleva of Bayonne New Jersey says she suffered severe menstrual pains and weakness before marriage. After using Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound she recovered and now is strong with two sons. She recommends the remedy to friends and invites inquiries.
An advertisement touts Bayer Tablets of Aspirin as a safe pain reliever prescribed by physicians for over twenty years. It promotes Bayer brand packaging with directions for headache toothache fever rheumatism and colds and notes small 12 tablet tins cost a few cents with larger packages sold by druggists. The ad includes the chemical origin as acetic ester of salicylic acid. Also included is a satirical barber scene and a quip about information leading to wars of words.
A dramatic advertisement critiques skin disease remedies claiming blood health governs skin condition. It contrasts a dubious bottled remedy with a serious injury anecdote and promotes a Johannesburg style mail response for literature from a Chief Medical Adviser in Atlanta.
160 acre Arkansas farm with 50 cultivation acres 5 bearing apples 15 pasture four room frame house good water county road half mile to school and rural mail price 1600 write for list of bargains to Ozark Fruit Brook Realty Leslie Ark army mule cited for war service cited in praise by Philadelphia Evening Bulletin notes.
A fragment notes that Samson moved swiftly, likened to a gate on him, a parallel drawn among ancient figures to mark speed and power in old narratives.
Say Diamond Dyes. Do not rely on lye which can damage fabrics. Insist on Diamond Dyas for reliable color and material care.
The advertisement claims Freezone quickly relieves aching corns without pain. A tiny bottle sold by druggists for a few cents supposedly removes hard and soft corns and toe calluses with no soreness or irritation.
Neighbor remarks on a man's plan to divorce. Gap Johnson recalls the wife advising spring medicine as a buck saw and axe treatment. Local chatter frames the woman as heartless, likening her to a skipping turtle.
An advertisement urges readers to soothe itching scalp with Cuticura Ointment and Cuticura Soap. It recommends rubbing gently, using warm water, and daily toilet preparations for clean hands.
Blinks and Binks spar over a joke about a caodger using outdated phrases. The line imagines the subject still calling women the weaker sex, prompting a brief, humorous exchange.
Ohio born Aaron S Watkins, long a professor and former vice presidential nominee, accepted the Prohibition party nomination after Bryan declined. He won on the second ballot at Lincoln Neb with 108 votes to Patton 74. Colvin named VP nominee. Platform backs League of Nations and Prohibition enforcement. calls for farm price support and industrial courts.
William J. Bryan announced on July 22 in Bozeman Montana that he would not accept the Prohibition party's nomination for president. He learned of the nomination at Madison Lake after a morning of fishing and sent a brief message of thanks before declining to run.
Prince Joachim, son of the former Kaiser, killed himself at Potsdam on July 18 after suffering serious losses at the gaming table. The event is reported as a royal suicide linked to gambling debts and pressures surrounding the family.
In Detroit at Inghouse a revolver duel ends with Eleanor Creer 33 dead and Birdie Bradford 18 held by police. Officers say quarrel over a man sparked the confrontation at a nearby footpath.
Hubert Kill, an alleged anarchist connected to the nationwide June 1914 bomb plots, was arrested and ordered deported on the next boat to Italy by immigration officials on Wednesday.
The United States Railway Labor Board awards a 21 percent wage rise to about 2 million railroad workers, totaling six hundred million dollars. Railroads plan to raise freight rates by about 18 percent to cover the increase, with unions and management awaiting final acceptance and potential strike action.
Salt Lake City mayor BK A Bock resigned on July 22 amid an alleged admission of diverting 10000 of city funds to his own use while city auditor. A check for 90080 was later issued to cover the shortage. Other items note Parley Christensen urging Debs release and George H White elected DNC chairman.
Early Tuesday two men held up the Bank of Oberon near Minnewaukan N D with $20000 in cash and Liberty bonds. The vault was wrecked and the bank site damaged during the robbery. The incident follows a separate Spa conference report.
Mexican insurgent general Jesus Guajardo, sentenced to death for rebellion, was executed by firing squad Sunday after being captured near Monterey. He had led about 1800 rebels en route to Chihuahua and his downfall, along with General Gonzalez, disrupted a planned Nuevo Leon revolutionary movement.
Prince Joachim youngest son of the former kaiser fatally shot himself at Potsdam on July 18 and died four hours later after being rushed to a hospital. His wife had left him last year and his name had appeared in Swiss gambling resort stories amid postwar turmoil and Munich upheaval.
Mrs. John Roesch and seven children perished when their home at Copeland, twenty miles north of Bonneville, Idaho, burned. Roesch held for investigation as the blaze is investigated for cause and origin.
Sir Thomas Lipton, owner of the Shamrock, intends to defeat the defender Resolute in the international yacht races as current hopes ride on his challenger.
Aletha Wheeler of Grand Rapids, a government printing office linotype operator, announces her candidacy for the Republican nomination in Michigan's 11th district. Also noted are reports of missing American Sergi William Cook, from Fay Oklahoma, with the typhus expedition to Poland near Minsk amid Polish Russian fighting.
Fitzwater presents a lesson on David bringing the ark to Jerusalem. He notes the improper cart method violated God's law, the fatal touch of the ark, and Obed-Edom's blessing. The text ends with joyous sacrifices, public rejoicing, and Psalm 24 imagery of the King of glory entering.
A fragmentary ancient saying urges individuals to judge themselves first. It cautions that judging others is often vain and unproductive, emphasizing introspection over outward assessment.
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