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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1919
Page
7
A historical note describes how a famous herbal remedy is prepared with careful extraction of properties, sterilization of utensils, pasteurization, and sterile sealing. It attributes success to the blend of roots and herbs, prepared with chill and care, and claims widespread praise for treating female ailments.
The Macon Republican quips that aging men spark philosophy as years pass. In town, readers note debate grows over a tax on soft drinks with residents voicing opinions on pricing and policy.
An advertisement touts Freezone as a painless corn treatment costing only a few cents. It claims drops stop aching instantly and allow lifting the corn away with fingers, with no soreness or irritation. The product is credited as the discovery of a Cincinnati genius and is sold by druggists.
The old National Museum rebuilds Pershing’s command room with the exact chairs table and wall linoleum as in wartime use. The map, brought over in pieces and now joined, hung where reports were hourly recorded and history unfolded before the viewer.
An old advertisement claims Allen's Foot Ease antiseptic powder freshens tired feet for farmers and women, urging use to prevent foot soreness. The ad ends with a light joke about a child’s habit and a husband’s remark.
The U S Railroad Administration offers free information to home seekers about farming opportunities. They state they have no products to sell or money to lend, only guidance. Respond with your target state to learn more.
An advertisement promotes Cuticura Soap Ointment and Talcum as daily toilet essentials. The trio guarantees clean skin and soothing healing, with a 25 cent price tag. A brief aside notes that calling names in an argument may anger the opponent but not his arguments.
Important to Mother urges careful examination of every bottle of Castoria to verify the famous signature indicating the product has been in use for over 30 years. The note highlights that children cry for Fletcher's Castoria.
An old advertisement touts GOLD MENDAL Haarlem Oil as a universal remedy for kidney trouble and blood purification. It claims rapid relief and urges buyers to insist on the GOLD MENDAL name, offering a money back guarantee.
Readers would gain insights into writers by seeing original manuscripts. Chesterton’s handwriting is called shocking by a English editor, while Jacobs types with few corrections. Wells Kipling Bennett Conan Doyle Stacpoole vary from neat typed copies to scribbled pages torn from copybooks.
A brief dialogue aboard a train features a deaf elderly man and a speaker asking if they know Mr Riley. The exchange reveals recognition of a father figure through a fragmented, humorous back and forth.
A short verse extols diligence and steady work for contentment. It contrasts hopeful effort with hardship, noting a woman’s six hours daily labor for food amid tolling heat and cold. The passage reflects poverty and struggle, and the toll of care for loved ones.
The article extols salads as edible art using carrots potatoes turnips and fresh grated carrot in mixed greens with French dressing. It notes marinating potatoes for flavor, keeping greens crisp, and garnishes like radish tulips while stressing presentation and balance over mere value. It ends with a reflective quote from Vandyke on true measure being appreciation.
Recipes describe Cream Dressing with butter cream lemon and sour cream for fruit and vegetables, Mayonnaise dressing with olive oil and whipped cream, Tartare sauce from chopped pickles and capers, and guidance on marinating with French dressing. It warns against mixing mayonnaise with meat and emphasizes tasteful garnishes and edible presentation.
A collection of cooking and household advice covering selecting meats fish fruits and nuts, preserving flavor, kitchen tools care and efficiency. It also offers social observations on neighbors baking cake sharing and personal character for harmonious living.
The article urges women to regulate purchases to fit a tight budget and treats marketing as a household science. It warns against wasteful buying, notes milk as a key, affordable staple, and promotes frugality without sacrificing nutrition for growing children.
A church lesson plan details June 29 themes from Philippians 3 14 Psalm 86 12 and John 14 16 through senior adult topics on core Christian beliefs. It presents twelve lessons covering God as creator, Jesus as savior, resurrection, Holy Spirit, sin, grace, repentance, faith, obedience, prayer, and the enduring mark of love in believers.
A reflection on the ease of missing church services and the call to forgiveness. It cites excuses and grudges among members while stressing Jesus’ presence and mercy toward unworthy sinners. The piece urges restraint in judging fellow congregants and emphasizes communal reconciliation.
Fragmentary antiphonary note speaks of fearing wrath of God and preferring a simple sermon over elaborate writings. The text appears as garbled archaic language with unclear context and attribution.
Fragmentary text speaks of a grand, enduring power behind families and mothers, asking how they endure and praising a devout mother figure. The language hints at religious consolation and hope for children after hardship.
A reflective statement notes that God’s will in the present moment supersedes material substance, attributed to Madame Bwetchine. The phrasing presents a spiritual viewpoint on daily bread as a means to align life with divine presence beyond worldly matter.
A quoted figure argues against becoming a nation of shopkeepers while luxury taxes persist. contrasts generous ideals with financial prudence and bookkeeping obligations.
A warning warns that fake aspirin tablets were sold nationwide. It notes the Bayer Cross on legitimate packages as a safeguard and describes aspirin as a Bayer trademark. The text alleges talcum powder misrepresentation and mass distribution of fraudulent pills.
Snatched phrases show distorted dialogue about growth and a father’s business. The text includes garbled lines and improper capitalization, revealing no clear event, actors, or location to identify a coherent news item.
Reports from druggists show many people unaware they have kidney issues. Dr Kilmer Swamp Root is praised for healing effects and success. An insurance examiner notes many applicants are rejected due to untreated kidney trouble. Test bottle requests available by sending ten cents to Dr Kilmer Co. Hinghamton NY.
A damaged line questions whether all ranks in the army are properly armed. It raises military equipment themes, noting gaps in cavalry firearm provision and related armament adequacy.
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