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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1920
Page
7
An old advertisement touts Danderine as a scalp tonic that cools cleanses and softens the scalp then penetrates to hair roots revitalizing and invigorating every hair to stop shedding and reduce dandruff. It promises thicker brighter hair after several applications with a bottle sold at drug or toilet counters.
A dentist explains he pulled a painful tooth himself after an ulcerated tooth worsened. The gag line comes as a friend asks why he grouches, and the dentist reveals Jemee paid $400 for treating such a tooth. The Boston Transcript presents the humorous anecdote about overpaying for dental care.
An old advertisement touts Cascarrets as an efficient laxative that cures biliousness and headaches by cleansing the liver and bowels while you sleep. It claims quick, gentle relief for headachy, coated tongues and sour stomachs.
The Lexington Leader reports a brief exchange where a worker asks for a raise and cites bias while the boss replies a man in his position should not be seen only as a life saver. The dialogue hints at workplace fairness and value beyond rescue work.
An old advertisement touts Bayer as the true world famous aspirin. It claims Bayer 4ets of Aspirin prove authenticity with a Rape Gross stamped on each tablet and package for protection against mutations. It lists ailments treated and notes small pricing for 12 tablets with larger packages sold by druggists.
A peaclinist and a philosopher debate fate and uncertainty. The peaclinist concedes there are no sure things, while the philosopher argues some expectations remain, unsettled by unforeseen outcomes. The exchange highlights contrasting views on risk, probability, and human certainty.
Old advertisement text promises a method to mix applied substances for gray hair to look faded but soft and glossy. It claims to protect the scalp, avoid stickiness or greasiness, and not rub off.
Fragmentary text mentions business, a person named Henry and Rene. No coherent event, date, or organization is present to summarize into a news item.
A fragmented inquiry asks about the phrase weaker after truth and its possible meaning. The readable text hints at questioning language and intention but provides few clear facts or named individuals.
The new gas pipeline from Hidden and Grey Bull is now in service after minor leaks were repaired. Nebraska Wyoming Oil Company plans drilling in Lange Creek within two weeks and Aris will be moved to the site.
Popular Mechanics reports United States treasury stores vast silver reserves in a bulging vault. To prevent collapse, Secretary proposes a new three story vault at an estimated cost of about 1.5 million dollars.
Ambiguous lines claim Bruges boasted of his role in France. The text suggests confidence he was consistently in the running, though details are unclear.
USDA prepared note warns farmers cannot afford to sow adulterated or dead seed as clover seed price rises. It cites labeling laws, seed testing, and home tests from Farmers' Bulletin 426, urging insistence on pure seed and testing for red alsike crimson alfalfa and other crops.
Two Florida trials with native steers show velvet bean pastures outproducing costly feed regimes. In test one, 220 steers 582 lb average gained to 644 lb over 84 days with a 4.02 profit per head. Test two with 116 steers on velvet beans 72 days yielded about 0.25 lb daily gain and 0.85 profit per head.
The best time to build a poultry house is in the spring or early summer to allow drying before winter. Drying cement floors and foundations prevents dampness and colds in birds. start during the farm’s slack season and await full drying before housing the birds.
The text advises a livestock farmer who owns a fertilizer factory to mulch tomatoes with straw for higher yields. It notes high leather prices and oil extending leather life, local seed clubs for savings, and keeping a vegetable cellar between 88 and 85 degrees for storage efficiency. It mentions alfalfa’s rapid growth as pasture and a small investment in farm machinery paying dividends.
The study outlines love as God’s essence, not just action, noting that love originates with God and proves divine fellowship. It covers God’s Incarnation as the motive and proof of love, the Spirit’s dwelling, fear cast out by love, and the command to love fellow believers as evidence of faith.
A reflective note cites that life rests on small acts and habitual kindness rather than grand duties, highlighting how smiles and steady courtesy sustain the heart and fortify well being.
A reflective meditation on human happiness arising from being needed by others. The text emphasizes duty, purpose, and the drive to engage in meaningful tasks as a core life force. It frames obligation as a blessing that anchors people to communal work.
A theatrical promoter in London held an Ugly Woman contest to pair an ugliest participant with a beauty in a show. A 32 year old music teacher won, choosing a stage name to keep her neighbors from knowing. The runner up had a notable nose and months of “out aise.” The piece noted that few people are truly ugly and that many plain faces exist.
The article recalls the pronghorn antelope once abundant across plains from the Missouri river to the Pacific and south to the Gulf of California. It notes the species’ dry-country habits and seasonal migrations between Alberta and Mexico, and the diminished numbers in modern times with only scattered remaining populations.
A dog chases soap bubbles, starts distant then nears and touches a bubble, then is astonished as it vanishes. The scene shows his curiosity and puzzled gaze, a common reaction when new sights surprise him.
A snippet cites the Journal of the American Medical Association noting medicine’s vast progress over fifty years yet the public clings to supposed infallible cough cures. The line contrasts modern scientific advances with persistent ordinary remedies.
In the hissing of a snake the long sac-like lung inflates and air is expelled through the glottis and nostrils. When alarmed snakes hiss to frighten threats and prevent being trodden upon by veldt creatures.
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