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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1915
Page
7
A fragmented item reports a woman named Mrs Ham in Shamrock Missouri seeking medical advice. The text mentions severe illness, inability to bear clothing weight, and references to doctors and medicines with a contact for Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co. in Lynn Massachusetts.
A fragmented dialogue shows a judge hearing a case about a weapon seizure. A wife is described as having seized the item, with uncertain use and possible intent to smooth tensions.
A brief notice describes a scalp cleansing routine using Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment to treat dandruff and itching. The aim is to improve scalp health and hair condition with these products.
The referee tells the judge I will take the matter under advisement and adjourns the hearing. The appellant is described as immensely wealthy, prompting the judge to request further guidance before resuming proceedings.
A short humor piece notes a mistaken identity question and a confusing exchange between an officer and a Harvard Lampoon writer about recognition in a comic sketch. The dialogue hints at a staged fall and a playful, self aware commentary on impersonation.
A fragment discusses how a politician should present himself to avoid offending ordinary citizens. The speaker argues a blouch hat and a string of decorum symbolize a statesman’s fit with the public. It suggests performance over substance in evaluating public figures.
An estimate states 760 trillion cubic feet of illuminating gas burn globally each year with a rise of about ten million in cigarette output to the United States last year.
Wardrobe guidance for summer 1915 emphasizes moderate skirt width with fullness, practical compromise amid forecasts of full skirts for years. It covers plaited and circular skirts, hem bands of contrasting fabrics, sleeve modifications with added cuffs and lace, and new fabric combos enabling skirt blouse attachments for altering outfits.
Readable sections describe two craft ideas for disguising a powder puff as a purse and a decorative pompon for vanity. Also noted are damask lunch cloths featuring embroidered details and mercerized cotton designs for a polished table surface.
A blue serge revival dress copies a Callét model with a white satin blouse attached to a knife-pleated white serge skirt. Black corded silk foundation shows through long satin sleeves laced in blue serge, with cream net folds and black silk collar. black-velvet hat edged in skunk completes the look.
The article notes a shift in fashion favoring stout women over slender silhouettes. It proclaims the narrow belt trend as permanent and celebrates a new confidence for fuller figures alongside spring styles and evolving beach wear.
A box-plaited plaid silk skirt is paired with a fulled black pussy willow taffeta skirt pulled to the waist to form a puff. The front creates a pocket-like drape over the hip, while a black taffeta bodice fastens at the side with small plaid bows and is narrowly piped in plaid silk.
Ip Grocefel unveils a minimal costume concept blending expressible style with straightforward tailoring. The design centers on clean lines, neutral tones, and accessible fabrics to achieve a versatile look suitable for daily wear and informal events.
The article describes a method for knitting socks with a reinforced heel. It advocates bolt to thread technique to prevent slipping and wear. Claims the resulting fabric is durable and softer than cotton, with a suggestion of using black cotton No 30 unglazed.
The article explains that mule traits are chiefly inherited from the mare for endurance and vigor, while the jack influences physical type. It advises using a large, sturdy farm mare and a weighty jack, around 1,000 to 1,200 pounds, to produce marketable mules. Larger "cotton mules" are in demand as farm equipment grows.
Farmers describe early universal weaning of pigs. Sows and piglets are penned together one day, then separated to pasture while pigs feed and sows fast for a day or two. After drying up the sows receive ample water and later a good ration for breeding or market readiness.
Many stallions in Indiana are counted under new breeding registration rules. The effort aims to identify owners and regulate horse breeding practices across farms and counties.
New York education commissioner John H. Finley spoke in Albany arguing for straightforward Bible reading in schools. He contrasted a hypothetical clever pupil choosing a fractional apple with avoiding evasive teaching methods and urged clear, direct instruction.
Hundreds in the West and Northwest report relief from stomach trouble after using Mayr's Wonderful Remedy. Testimonials from Mrs Peter L Mock of Dayton Wy and Daniel Sheehan of Dubois Id claim lasting improvement, with claims of permanent results for stomach liver and intestinal ailments and a money back guarantee.
A casual line notes that eagles and parrots are among the longest living birds. The other speaker remarks on this, adding a quip about never seeing them on women's data.
An advertisement asserts pure coffee is essential and criticizes impostors. It promotes Denison's Coffees as hand-picked, consistently pure, and reliably sold in labeled packages. It urges buyers to contact Denison Coffee Co in Chicago to locate stock.
A government report reveals 533000 of 67000000 animals inspected last year infected with tuberculosis hog cholera and cattle tick caused losses estimated between 100000000 and 150000000 in a single year for producers.
The readable text hints at Allied troops and relief efforts, with scattered lines about British navy personnel and social observations. It presents an unclear collage of wartime commentary, beauty standards, and public sentiments.
Lewis Anthony a Ware farmer plans legal action against John Hammond a black worker after Hammond killed a large rattlesnake on Anthony's farm. Anthony says he catches and sells snakes and the loss from the snake's death is at least $10. Hammond was near Anthony's farm when he killed the rattler which had thirteen rattles and a button.
Mrs C C Roberts of Weatherford Oklahoma describes ten years of eczema on her face. Red pimples spread and itched until using Resinol ointment and Resinol soap provided relief within days and cured her in a month. She reports no recurrence six months later. The advertisement notes doctors have prescribed Resinol for over twenty years.
Drowning Magazine relates a playful five year anniversary of a proposed marriage that was declined with the man recalling the moment when he asked the girl to marry him and she said she wouldn’t.
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