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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1919
Page
5
The piece parodies politicians with Senator Sorghum insisting on endlessly explaining remarks. It contrasts a secretary's request for clarity with a vow to keep explaining, while noting common misconceptions and brisk humor about public discourse. Mentions snail speed, water drinking, and market optimism.
A dialogue shows a pupil dismissing music as time filler. The teacher counters with a grim remark about progress, referencing Ig Jones and a dry, water‑wagon image to imply restraint or sobriety.
Mystery surrounds a possible fatal shooting at Rock Springs where Mrs. Joe Jackovich died at home and her husband is under arrest. Wyoming plans a state water system for Raw ling penitentiary with a $25,000 appropriation. Casp er council will consider $820,000 bond issues to extend city water and sewer service.
A historical Bible lesson outlines Joshua as Moses’ successor who must lead with courage to claim the promised land. God renews the promise, promises presence, and requires steadfast obedience, linking faith, strength, and study of the law to national blessing.
A fragment reflecting on sacrifice as meaningful service to God. It contrasts nominal sacrifice with true, joyful giving of self and resources, urging care in friendship and self-worth. The excerpt includes a quotation from Samuel Chapman Armstrong and a brief note about friendship’s value.
A city cousin teases that Bill Simpkins is a no account fellow. The speaker defends him, noting Simpkins raises some of the likeliest weeds in the area and shows a balanced view of the old man.
The narrator notes that lessons given to a small dog demanded much patience and kindness. Miss Cayenne agrees, expressing puzzlement at why the dog did not bite its trainer. The exchange highlights restraint and humane training values.
An advertisement touts Pape's Diapepsin tablets as instant relief for indigestion acid upset and gas after meals. The copy claims tablets work as soon as eaten and are inexpensive and pleasant to take at drug stores.
An unusual dialogue features a shy kiss threat as a character parries a claim of a weak danger. Separately, researchers report cirrus clouds forming over seventeen miles above Earth, noting extreme upper atmosphere activity.
In a two line exchange the paper sparks readers to seek the missing location. The column hints at a mystery item or place while noting confusion over its exact whereabouts. The piece uses playful dialogue to engage readers.
An advertising snippet promotes Pierce's Pleasant Pellets for cleansing the bowels and stomach. It also contains a simile about rust spots on a blade, suggesting spots can be rubbed away but may be hard to remove completely.
An old promotional notice touts Gold Medal Haarlem Oil as a safe gentle remedy for kidneys liver bladder and stomach issues. It claims purifying effects and urges ongoing use to prevent relapse, asserting the original imported product is harmless and available at druggists with no substitutes accepted.
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