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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1918
Page
7
A bulletin extols Allen's Foot-Ease antiseptic powder for workers who stand or move a lot. It claims the product reduces friction, freshens feet, and prevents soreness and blisters, with bold claims about women's frequent use and wide dealer availability. A separate anecdote notes a school student misidentifying capitals, mixing U S and state capitals with stamps.
The piece notes China’s rapid modernization with rising telephone use, largely foreign equipment and operators, yet low service prices. It cites war casualties around sixty killed per thousand and about 150 wounded per thousand. It also mentions Good Friday being called Black Friday in parts of Europe.
Virginia sacrifices pride as Bob Jennings earns a commission and returns home. A war era dance plan shatters as Virginia realizes her jealousy and bets on love. Bob forgives, affirming a life shared beyond duty.
Cradle songs endure across languages and ages, appearing as natural expressions rather than inventions. The rhythms reflect national temperaments from German major to Scottish minor, Hungarian twists, and the maternal love woven through simple lyrics and melodies.
Cuticura Soap daily and Ointment as needed claim clear complexion scalp cleanliness and soft white hands. Free sample offer address Cuticura Dept X Boston. Sold by druggists and by mail. Soap 25 Ointment 25 and 50. Ad.
The piece argues the world war will be decided by one side or another and credits Russia’s collapse to treason and chaos. It predicts German victory and annexations in Belgium and France with a world congress to decide peace, and warns Russia’s fate hinges on future diplomacy.
The first sample of German paper cloth reached St Maul as a paper wrapper for a Germain helmet sent to Sergt Maj A B Kirkwood of the British recruiting mission. The wrapper resembles burlap but is made of rolled paper with print from ordinary newspapers. It is claimed much of Germany’s civilian population wears it.
The article outlines beard taxes from Elizabeth I to Elizabeth to Catherine I and beyond. It cites an 88 cent fortnightly tax under Elizabeth, 1706 ruble taxes for Russian nobles and 1 kepec for commoners, and notes the tax’s extension to St. Petersburg in 1714. It lists confirmations by Catherine I, Peter II, Anne, and Elizabeth.
A compact portrait describes Paria bordered by supply depots to the north hospit als to the south and airfields to the west. Its trade centers on bandages crepe logs and colonials with war bread literature faith and hope cited as outputs according to William Beebe in the Atlantic.
The article notes the Canadian government spends about $1,000 annually per soldier deployed in the field, highlighting the high cost of military deployment and the financial burden on the treasury.
A lab visit highlights the care and cleanliness in making Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for women's illnesses. Over 350000 pounds of herbs are harvested seasonally with solvents extracting medicinal properties, utensils sterilized, and the product pasteurized and sealed. Letters from users attest to its health benefits and the piece cites J. F. Boyes urging future focus.
A 1920s health alert advises field workers to guard stomach health in heat. It promotes EATONIC from H L Kramer and Baton ic Remedy Co, promising quick relief from indigestion heartburn and bowel discomfort after meals. The ad claims low cost and a simple one to two tablets after meals and offers a refund if not effective.
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