Perfectly Apparent in Self-Mought Claims
A critic disputes a man’s boast about self making. He argues the speaker’s work shows lack of expert craftsmanship and questions the claim as unnecessary and evident to all observers.
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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1916
Page
5
A critic disputes a man’s boast about self making. He argues the speaker’s work shows lack of expert craftsmanship and questions the claim as unnecessary and evident to all observers.
The ad urges women to test Swamp Root for kidney and bladder trouble claiming many sufferers are unaware of their condition. It cites symptoms like headaches and irritability and notes the remedy is available at drug stores. Also mentions old inscriptions of Etruscans and Hittites and a Cuban navy uniform redesign.
Ruth Grey lonely for a mother and stories watches Mary and Ellen Mason from a rainy street. She joins their tea party and supper. Ruth's father joins, and the Mason family provides warmth and storytelling, giving Ruth a sense of belonging.
A Guardian piece urges girls to grow and care for their own garden, noting the rewards of hard work, sacrifice, and personal ownership. It highlights benefits like rosy cheeks, bright eyes, and a hearty appetite, arguing an owned garden pays better interest than any bank.
A French prisoner in a 64 cell dungeon tests a visiting path that covers each cell exactly once. Starting from the shown cell, the illustrated route achieves 57 straight rook moves, surpassing an earlier 56 line attempt. The challenge invites finding even longer tours.
In Hollywood California a girls school offers weekly course on home maintenance. Graduates are not trained as plumbers or electricians but will learn to service sewing machines and vacuum cleaners.
The guide outlines practical farm road surfacing using available materials like gravel sand clay cinders and brick waste. It stresses drainage good foundations earth roads with low crowns and proper drainage to shed water, plus sizing of road width to handle traffic and time for consolidation.
A column argues that public enthusiasm for good roads rises when citizens own an automobile, claiming purchase of a car is the sure method to spur booster sentiment and road improvement backing.
At an Ohio station silage yielded milk for 68 cents per 100 pounds and butterfat at 13 cents per pound. The grain ration produced milk at 1056 dollars per 100 pounds and butterfat for 22 cents per pound.
A fragmented note hints at a campaign theme urging public support for road improvements via a drag method. It references a push to “build better reads” and mentions rain during an argument, suggesting a dispute over road policy.
A health ad claims daily before breakfast, drink hot water with a teaspoonful of limestone phosphate to cleanse the stomach liver kidneys and bowels. It says this purifies the alimentary canal, boosts appetite, and improves skin and energy in one week.
A humorous courtroom exchange has a judge noting a boy who claims his father pays no income tax while another boy reports his father is sick over paying taxes. The judge comments on the contrasting attitudes toward taxation in a light legal-lesson moment.
A 60 cent bottle of California Syrup of Figs is advertised as a safe laxative for children and adults. The copy urges mothers to check for a coated tongue and symptoms of constipation and claims the syrup provides an inside cleansing within hours. It warns against counterfeit fig syrups and promotes the product with printed directions on the bottle.
Capitalists in the United States back a hog ranch and packing plant covering 20 000 acres in Pinar del Rio province Cuba about sixty miles from Havana, signaling a major industrial venture in the region.
An advertisement touts Cuticura Soap and Ointment as the best remedy for dandruff itching and scalp irritation causing dry thin or falling hair. It instructs applying Cuticura Ointment to affected spots then washing with Cuticura Soap and hot water and offers a free sample by mail via postcard to Cuticura Dept. L Boston.
Advice column tackles a stalemate with practical steps to break the impasse. It suggests identifying core issues, communicating clearly, and seeking a simple, actionable key to move negotiations forward.
A brief note emphasizes that stepping on others' toes hinders advancement and suggests pursuing cooperative, respectful action to move ahead.
An advertisement claims thousands of women suffer female ailments and can obtain Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription a temperance remedy made from roots and herbs. It promises to banish pain restore womanly functions and relieve irregularities or catarrhal conditions with a liquid or tablet form available for purchase.
Mix a half pint of water with one ounce bay nem small box of barba compound and Mon glycerine. Apply twice weekly until the desired shade. Accessible to purchase or DIY at low cost. Gradually darkens gray streaks removes dandruff and improves hair texture without coloring the scalp.
Two English researchers experiment to solve the problem of generating electricity directly from coal, avoiding the use of a steam engine and dynamo.
The notice urges careful examination of every bottle of Castoria to ensure it bears the proper mark and notes Castoria has been in use for over 30 years. It references a humorous cartoon caption about Bella with a remark on lineage.
Wee Marine product restores refreshes and promotes eye health amid exposure to cold winds and dust. Chicago firm promotes eye care for all eyes in need. The orange tree note appears as a separate proverb fragment about simultaneous fruiting and flowering.
Anacletin Storkayy by FiO Reuter advertised as a universal remedy for all piles with a refund if it fails. A saturated cellulose solution to banana oil makes a durable brass lacquer. Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets billed as original liver pills from 40 years ago. Albert Hargreaves, a Paterson, New Jersey policeman, has inherited $125,000.
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