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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1914
Page
7
Readers are urged to distinguish grip from a cold as an epidemic threat harming vital organs. Peruna is promoted as a tonic laxative to strengthen the body during grip, with testimonials from Mrs. Charles Wells of Delaware Ohio claiming apparent relief after using Peruna.
The story, told by Willie Keeler and related by Joe Tinker, describes a west town sand lot game watched by Keeler. An umpires decision sparks a contest as the young team captain challenges the call, while Keeler affirms it and the boy questions the grown man’s baseball knowledge.
A letter describes a co absent-minded father who forgot to include funds for a set of millinery and dress making bills sent after an elopement. The exchange shows the woman's concern and the father's lapse in arranging payment.
A fragment notes a man striving to live up to his ideals as a woman presses to live up to her photographs in a New York Times style exchange. The quirky Marconigram hints at social expectations and visual culture of the era.
A speaker warns against coffee as a harmful indulgence noting many suffer headaches and nervousness yet cling to coffee. The narrator recalls a personal tale where relatives blamed coffee for illness while the individual continued drinking.
W H Underwood argues in the Iowa Homestead that sows kept thin suffer reduced health and productivity. Proper feeding through maturity prevents long recovery and enhances pork quality, profit, and herd viability.
An article by J. E Worman argues dairymen boost profits by using silage, reducing dry feed waste, and growing alfalfa. It notes silage favors milk flow when switching from pasture, but needs high protein supplements, and encourages corn and alfalfa as optimal forage crops for home production.
A fragmented note hints at growing truck crops with personal labor. The text references a period and place but lacks clear dates or names, showing a rough plan to cultivate and work crops by hand.
A Methodist minister entering a remote California pulpit was warned of rough parishioners. He produced two revolvers and placed them by the Bible before beginning a prayer, resulting in an exceptionally orderly service.
An elderly woman's claim describes eczema on a grandson’s face and body with severe itching and sores. She reports trying many remedies until January 1912 when she used Cuticura and Ointment, claiming complete temporary cure.
An unclear local item notes debates over water quality in Putnam with references to cold color tones and advice that fails to align with community expectations. The fragment hints at guidance that does not tally with residents’ views.
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