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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1918
Page
10
A fragmentary historical note reflects on honesty as a guiding principle in wartime reporting and daily affairs, drawing parallels with practical prudence in conflict, governance, and public communication. The piece hints at skepticism toward sensationalism while praising factual clarity.
A New York fashion correspondent notes serge dresses will be highly popular due to economy. Manufacturers and buyers expect strong demand in spring ready-made lines, with blue serge frocks praised for affordable chic and patriotic restraint. The style emphasizes fit and comfort, avoiding tightness while remaining attractive and versatile.
Radical departure from international law contemplated as U S Army considers forcible entry into neutral territory to strike German lines in eastern Siberia and disrupt supply routes from Vladivostok to support allied campaigns. Debate centers on legality, Russia’s reaction, and potential consequences for civilian areas.
A blue and white striped Japanese crepe blouse, handmade to perfection, attracts with white linen stock, cuffs, and collar. The bonnet features a floral band crown trim and a design expected to be popular in spring and summer.
American machine gunners repelled a German assault with decisive fire as infantry moved to oust the enemy from the Prima sector. reports describe a fierce fight with heavy fire and notable American superiority in the defensive line.
Washington February 28 the measure to govern federal railroad operations passed the House by a narrow vote with two Democrats and four Republicans supporting it. Names Thom as Gordon Chandler Denison Town and others appear in unclear fragments. The article also notes taxes on former homes after a harbor explosion disaster and a court ruling.
Captain George Bailey of the Canadian Army Medical Corps was arrested by civilian authorities in Toronto for making derogatory statements about line troops. He faces charges of injuring recruiting efforts and alienating service members.
A tornado swept through Jola and nearby areas Thursday night, causing extensive damage worth hundreds of thousands of dollars. Dozens of homes were destroyed or damaged and many residents suffered injuries.
Guidance on improving home sewn garments with careful hand finishing and smart construction tips. Emphasizes raw edge hems, separate linings, properly fitted interlinings, and detachable collars to enhance appearance and durability of amateur made clothes.
News notes that wartime fashion favors simple calico frocks. Designers create models in light ground calicoes with quaint prints, paired with organdie and net to add a airy feel. The trend appeals to thrift and patriotism as wool and silk are conserved.
Umbrellas with wooden sticks set a vintage tone while coats and capes emphasize slender lines. Tunic blouses enhance coat suits and pockets lend a military touch to sports coats. Skirts stay narrow for tiny steps and novel white collar points add to a widow’s black frock. War bridal gowns appear in colored satin, with bows as the common trim on hats.
Matelasse work, once absent for years, returns in neckwear on this side of the water. Women’s Wear notes worsted is chosen and scarce, making it smart in Paris. Yarn remnants, not suitable for Boldier’s war uniforms, are woven into quilted inspired designs with freer motifs.
Wyoming readers are slated to hear about food conditions in France England Belgium and Italy and US food conservation progress as a campaign kicks off March 17 with three speakers. The piece also notes buffalo herd growth in Yellowstone Park and a string of local wartime and civic updates across Casper Glenrock Sheridan and Cheyenne.
Green's August Flower presents itself as a century old household remedy for constipation and various digestive ills. It claims to relieve indigestion nervous upset and other symptoms with a few doses, marketing as a gentle laxative available in many countries.
A brief quotation notes that in this country women fall into two classes those who trust all their husbands and those who have no husbands. The remark reflects a satirical take on gender and marriage as cited in the Indianapolis News.
A vintage ads-style notice describes making a gray hair dye using a half pint water base with Bay Rum a Barb compound and glycerine. It claims simple preparation at home or from a druggist with full directions inside each Barbs Compound box and promises gradual darkening non greasy non staining scalp friendly results.
A fragmented text quotes a speaker about theft and relief of real valuables. Phrases mention someone stealing a purse, a peetieal cuigen, and references to an Unpricip pled person. The passage reads like a damaged archival note with cryptic lines and unclear attributions.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a phrase about PTs and directions or questions. The readable portion suggests a personal note or clumsy dialogue without clear event, date, or identifiable names to anchor a factual summary.
An old advertisement touts Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment to keep skin fair and young. It offers free samples by mail to Catienra Dept. X Boston and promotes druggists as sellers, with prices listed for Ointment and related products.
An advertisement extols American women for advancing in work previously done by men. It promotes Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a tonic for overworked or weak women and invites readers to consult Dr. Pierce's specialists in Buffalo, NY for free medical advice and a book on women’s diseases.
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