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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1918
Page
22
A reader describes relief from nervousness irritability and fatigue after trying Polson in Fremont Ohio. The letter claims the remedy improved overall health and provides personal testimony on symptoms and confidence in private use.
A terse exchange critiques town lawlessness and the idea of suspending troublemakers. The speakers debate expelling a stranger and the notion of discipline in a small community, noting that even thoughts lose direction without proper endpoints.
An article cites Popular Mechanics Magazine noting Alaska’s permafrost reaches 200 to 800 feet below the surface. A scientist suggests ancient colder ages, with surface vegetation preserving frost, explains current deep freezing. removing moss in mining may cause frost to descend, challenging assumed winter temperatures.
An old advertisement touts Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root as a remedy for kidney liver and bladder issues. It claims proven effectiveness across many cases and promotes sample bottles by mail from Binghamton New York, urging readers to mention the paper.
Two brothers Angus and Duncan on a small farm face housework after their sister and housekeeper dies. To cope Angus proposes finding a wife for Duncan, who resents being left with the “thankless job” of doing it all as the elder brother argues the farm belongs to him.
An advertisement urges using Cuticura Soap as daily toilet soap with occasional use of Cuticura Ointment to soften soothe and heal. Free samples offered via Cuticura Dept X Beste. Soap 25 cents Ointment 25 and 50 cents by mail or from druggists.
John set out to buy a dozen eggs but a neighbor kid grabbed his hat and caused tears. At the store a man behaved badly and asked who hit John. John answered that the attacker took eggs.
Domestic exchange shows Stella hearing a lark above flies while Bella notes she kept up her music after marriage. The brief dialog suggests domestic life and personal identity threading through work and art.
The State Department announced on May 26 that the nationalistic aspirations of the Czech Slovaks and Yugoslavs for freedom have the earnest sympathy of the U S government. The Rome congress resolutions urged unity among Italians Czecho Slovaks Rumanians Poles and Jugoslavs against Austria Hungary. The release signals potential support for oppressed nationalities and promises future careful handling of territorial issues after the war. The cable notes that the Adriatic question and minority rights would be addressed with care toward national self determination.
Madame Margarete Arndt Ober, a German soprano with the Metropolitan Opera, denies charges of hostility to the United States while suing the company for 50000 dollars over a breach of contract. In Tekamah Nebraska John J Willet, former cashier of the Warmers State Bank at Decatur, Neb, was sentenced in district court to one to ten years for embezzlement.
Washington reports a tentative plan to recess Congress for two weeks to a month. The proposal emerged from a meeting of the House Ways and Means Committee on Wednesday concerning the legislation and timing of adjournment.
Bridget appears before the magistrate on a charge of beating her husband with a poker. The husband sits nearby with a bandaged head and reports extensive hospital treatment. Bridget explains she struck because she could not find her usual broomstick.
Fragmentary line appears to discuss a man who should contribute to a public fund or aid for someone else, criticizing his reluctance to give even a single dollar for another’s use. The text shows archaic phrasing and incomplete context from a newspaper page.
A tired looking woman on a Broadway streetcar failed to seat stealers until she began singing The Star Spangled Banner. Passengers rose and she secured a seat from a man already seated, the song ending when she sat down.
A Washington reception scene features a colored official in charge of autos who misidentifies a car as belonging to the Guatemalan minister. He shouts a garbled phrase, eliciting humor. The piece also notes crowd behavior with women seeking extra attention.
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