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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1920
Page
5
Advertisement copy urges buying Diamond Dyes for dyeing wool, linen, cotton or mixed fabrics. It promises fadeless color and perfect results even for first time users, noting simple directions in each package and a color card available at the druggist.
In a rough mood Barker barks at a recruit during drill as the squad spins through about turns and Smudger Smif mishaps, the sergeant roars at him. Smudger replies he thought it was a fancy dress ball in a bloomin leg of mutton.
An Indianapolis News report notes a willingness clerk ridicules doctors while claiming fresh air and exercise cure illnesses. A downtown drug store customer reacts by offering a deadly poison retort to the speaker amid bystander customers.
Ad for Freezone promises instant relief from itching and painless corn removal. Also promotes Halls Catarrh Medicine with a money back claim for incurable cases, and includes Cuticura products for baby rashes. Ends with a quip about an ignorant man and a learned woman.
An advertisement promotes Allen's Foot Base antiseptic powder to shake into shoes before training. It claims to prevent blisters and sore spots and relieve painful feet while aiding in breaking in new shoes.
Samuel G Blythe recounts a voyage with Albert of Belgium at the Grand Canyon. A casual remark about driving the German army into the chasm is rebuffed with regal wit, noting no German force was present there. The anecdote illustrates humorous diplomacy in a dramatic landscape.
An Englishman famed for erudition laments his poor golf game to his caddie. The caddie responds that one may know many connected affairs yet fail to grasp what it takes to play golf. The Boston Transcript notes it as a humorous exchange and a reminder to practice what we advise others.
The USDA says central city food terminal markets cut handling and cartage costs, ease unloading, and lower consumer prices. Larger cities like New York and Chicago struggle with planning, while places such as Los Angeles Atlanta Seattle and Indianapolis pursue unified terminals. Municipalities, railroads, or private owners may run them, with rapid car unloading and streamlined wholesale access.
Doubtful worth of the prolific jack bean as a green manure crop in the South is discussed. Cattle do not gain on the feed, seeds are large and coarse, and the plant has limited medical uses. Names include Pearson bean and wonder bean, with experimentation urged until value is established.
Lesson text reviews Saul's bright start and tragic failure. It covers the command to destroy the Amalekites, Saul's partial obedience, Samuel's rebuke, and the Lord's judgment as Saul's dynasty is removed. The sermon emphasizes obedience over sacrifice and warns against self centered excuses.
The text urges performing small, unseen acts of duty in everyday work and settings as a form of holy living. It contrasts grand gestures with routine responsibilities that honor moral principle and grace.
A two month old white kitten forms an unlikely friendship with a hen named Biddy. The pair are seen daily strolling together around the chicken yard, with the kitten rubbing against the hen and the birds keeping clear of others. Their bond lasts until the farm sale ends their companionship.
Emerson urges individuals to insist on themselves and cultivate their unique gifts. He argues great men are inherently original, not imitators, and each person must discover what only they can teach. He calls for inner nobility, obedience to heart, and steadfast self-reliance to shape the future.
The Buffalo Times notes two sayings attributed to Pastor MacAlpine praise honest work as a high moral function. It questions whether both lines came from him but argues the core message remains: diligent, efficient work is valuable beyond utility and reflects virtue.
A quoted fragment reflects a philosophical musing on obedience to divine governance and rebellion against deeper forces. It suggests tension between faith, agency, and violence steering life beyond personal wish or opinion.
A fragmented dialogue reveals a flirtatious exchange set in a dark garden. The speakers, Bhe and Yule Record, exchange urges about lingering caresses while noting memory gaps for faces.
A puzzling notice describes a cramped scene with a safety deposit attendant and complaints about low temperature. The piece notes many people storing eggs and bacon, signaling a tense, unusual local situation.
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