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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1915
Page
7
A fragmented ad notes Resinol as a remedy available at druggists. It promotes its affordable price and suitability for tender skin. The snippet hints at a patient or child care context with a focus on topical relief.
A tattooed man recounts being marooned in the South Pacific and captured by natives who demanded nine thousand dollars for his release. He says he tried to bargain but had no money and was whipped for resisting their demands.
A damaged fragment cites BR Piskhem's vegetable company and Mam Ava Wiz at 808 Walnut St Hanover PA with hopeful tone about recovery and good word forthcoming.
The article describes a street costume using taffeta serge or linen with a pocketlike blouse over a white net guimpe. It features a belt, a belted embroidered peplum, raglan sleeves with circular cuffs, and a deep furmed-back collar. A thin silk underskirt front panel is detailed with tress material and braiding options.
The piece notes a revival of old-world headwear with crinoline fashion resurging. It contrasts historical outfits, describing a hat worn by postilions with satin drapery and a quill featuring a flower, and references the old world sailor’s hat with a low crown and broad brim.
Rube Evans, a Gouthpaw who rarely made majors, earned fame in many minor leagues. He famously repelled a squeeze play by throwing at a base runner, hitting him and causing a near riot as Manager McCredie ridiculed his misread instruction.
Brooklyn first baseman Jake Daubert expresses confidence in a improved Dodgers lineup. He says the club has material for a first division team and will perform better each start, despite early training park setbacks in Florida.
A guide on flattering color choices for women based on skin tone and hair color. It notes blues flatter black haired or lighter complexions with cautions against grays tans moles and pastels while emphasizing the impact of choosing a single strong hue and the value of tasteful accessories.
The article describes black braid frocks with fur accents for coats. It notes frogs of black braid edged with a narrow fringe of soft black fur and suggests fur collars or braid bands create an elegant effect.
Plaid silks blend with plain fabrics and create striking outfits. A recent opening wag show featured a frock with a full gathered skirt in green and blue taffeta, recalling old blanket shawls. The design used a dark blue hem and a jacket like waist over a blue vest section.
Cubs manager Breanahan sides with Governor Tener and Ban Johnson against the emery ball. Several Cubs pitchers have toyed with the ball, prompting an edict banning any roughening of the ball to avoid temptations that could lead to forfeiting a game.
Fragmentary text discusses Willard and professional involvement in a debate over a favored policy. Mentions protection and trimming actions and reference to engaging favouste within a potential legal or procedural dispute.
A short quip from the Philadelphia Public Ledger: a bride asks her husband why he smokes after promising to quit on their wedding day. He replies he kept the vow by not smoking a single cigar on the wedding day.
An advertisement touts Cuticura Soap to cleanse and purify and Cuticura Ointment to soothe and heal skin conditions. It promises relief and sleep after use, claims effectiveness where other remedies failed, and invites readers to sample free by mail via a postcard to Cuticura Dept XY Boston. The note also cites Edith Wharton on faces showing quiet authority in Scribner's Magazine.
A quirky cry from a puzzling item where a figure called Monk-Whatcher laments a new suit while a zebra is mourned. The crowd shouts Jail bird at the narrator in a comic, perplexing scene revealing local character and atmosphere.
An ad copy extols Denison's Coffee as always pure and delicious while praising politeness for eliciting applause and most of the laughter at social gatherings.
An English naval officer recounts seeing a Filipino spit in a Spanish officer’s face on a Pasig River bridge in Manila. The Filipino fled to an American sentinel who detained him, handed the gun to the officer, and the sentinel tossed the Filipino into the Pasig. The sentinel then resumed his patrol.
A terse exchange hints at a past relationship with Maud and a widow, suggesting a risky choice in love. The speaker muses that marrying Maud might have led to his death, implying fate or luck shaped life outcomes.
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