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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1915
Page
7
An excitable mother requests a prescription anecdote for her infant as noted by Morris Wade. The note says My little baby haset up it a father's parish plaster Please to send an anec dote by the enclosed little girl. The piece highlights puzzling queer requests to doctors and chemists.
A letter from F C Case of Welcome Lake Pennsylvania says Dodds Kidney Pills cured his back ache kidney trouble and related symptoms. He requests publication to help others and notes the medicine is available at dealers or Dodds Medicine Co Buffalo Minnesota. Write for Household.
An advertisement extols Weeks Break Up A Cold Tablets as a safe choice for relief. The copy suggests avoiding other medicines and emphasizes the product's effectiveness, noting that it is suitable for a healthy individual and promotes self care during illness.
A light exchange centers on the value of hopefulness. One speaker argues hopeful disposition is priceless, while the other counters with skepticism, turning the moment into a friendly banter about attitudes and worth.
A witty old style quip from Harvard Lampoon contrasts marriage ambitions with genuine affection. The line plays on social expectations and romance in a playful era tone.
Advertisement promises quick skin relief using Cuticura Soap and Ointment with free samples by mail. It urges cleansing and application instructions and includes a Boston return address. The text shifts to a church ceremony anecdote about an archbishop and a provocative reply during a renunciation rite.
In a brief exchange Mr Gadson expresses optimism that the world is improving despite wartime conditions. He boasts of having cleaned up half a million in wheat and expects to make more, revealing a sharp contrast between public morale and private gain.
A whimsical meeting unfolds as the Law of the Land convenes with the Mosaic Laws and Law of Primogeniture. The Law of Nations is declared abolished, and the chair calls the session to order amid discordant responses.
A California woman recounts switching from coffee to Postum improving her health and weight. She notes her husband’s similar relief, and says they have used Postum for three years, concluding coffee is no longer needed. The advertisement cites Postum Co of Battle Creek Michigan and references The Road to Wellville.
Western Wyoming oil production, mainly from Midwest wells, nearly doubles in 1914 to about 4,600,000 barrels, far outpacing other states. National output rises 13 percent from 1913, while prices in 1913–14 spurred field activity before a war-induced downturn and later modest recovery.
The eleventh annual Wyoming Wool Growers Association meeting adjourned after two days in Cheyenne. News from England lifting its wool embargo sparked expectations a domestic clip could fetch 40 to 50 cents per pound grease. Leaders opposed public domain leasing and urged measures to boost wool, meat inspection, and humane sheep handling, while backing a half million dollar federal appropriation and a national tick dipping program. President J M Rumsey, VP Otto Grumm, and Sec Treas George S Walker were reelected by acclamation.
A Wyoming House memorial requests Congress to cede all unappropriated federal lands to the state. Senate backs the Sibley public utilities bill, which may influence Senate proceedings. The House also sees a copy introduced to secure passage. Additionally a six months residence bill seeks divorce assistance and a resolution seeks authorization to destroy predatory animals in Yellowstone Park.
In Shawnee area about seventeen miles east of Douglas a man named Summers was shot dead by Jobo Trainer during a quarrel over property claimed by Trainer. Summers worked for L. G. McCombs as a herder and was killed almost instantly.
The Wyoming Legislature Senate votes not to send committees to conference in Denver amid unsettled tensions. A stray weapon discharge incident is noted with unclear details involving Kathe Wick and Moe Keuemer.
Wyoming report lists events across the state including stock growers meeting in Douglas, a Cheyenne bread price rise, deaths in Laramie and Evanston, a Sheridan stampede likely and a planned $10,000 building in Cheyenne. Other items note electric plant bids, beets on the Shoshon project, bank charter in Green River, and staff appointments in state institutions.
Two girls, Rowie and Foldte, discuss American cities. Rosie expresses a wish to visit Mexico, saying she has never left the United States, while Goldie counters with her travels to San Francisco and Nebraska.
A satirical quip about Rev Dr Fourthly, a prominent town minister who stands alone because he hasn’t preached an antitan go sermon, highlighting local church rivalries and distinctive preaching styles.
In the last 25 years Germany’s population grew from 48 100 000 to 66 000 000. A new wrench features a clamping head that can be set at any angle relative to its handle.
A patient reports curing head catarrh with Peruna after trying several remedies without success. The testimonial notes improved breathing and nasal relief following the treatment.
The dialogue reveals Wombat rents his house. He asserts ownership doubts by noting he scratches matches on the paint, indicating ongoing habitation without ownership.
The text notes Jones has failed and asks about his assets. It states his bankruptcy petition shows 180 wedding presents as assets. The passage comments on perception of selfishness and an officeholder with a retiring disposition.
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