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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1920
Page
7
A California woman report praises Dr Pierce remedies claiming relief from tooth and wart issues and severe pregnancy discomfort after using Favorite Prescription and Ant Pne pills. She says two bottles fixed problems and eight bottles eased expectancy symptoms, noting a low weight gain but successful birth for a 9 pound boy.
National Commander Doller and legislative chair Miller pushed congress to include extra back pay for veterans based on length of service. They support land settlement legislation for all regions and oppose the west‑only $250 million reclamation loan bill. Franklin D Olier urged compensation for three million veterans still affected by war.
Senators from both parties join in a drive to break the deadlock over the Shantung reservation as debate on the treaty continues in Washington. Democrats and Republicans temper hopes for a solution while continuing sharp exchanges over Adriatic policy and international dealings.
Paris reports England Italy Poland and Rumania will open peace negotiations with Russia at a conference in War saw expected to be announced soon. Lloyd George may attend. German statements hint at cooperation with Poland to exploit Russia, while Paris circles see an alliance as Germany’s hope for the future.
Thirteen railway unions agreed to Wilson’s plan for a bipartisan wage peace tribunal to negotiate between railroads and workers. The Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way rejected action, about 40,000 members, risking a possible strike. A strike order set for February 17 was held over at the president’s request.
For the first time in nearly six months President Wilson took an automobile trip from the White House on Wednesday. He was accompanied by Mrs. Wilson Dr. Grayson his physician and the usual secret service. Dr Grayson said the president was delighted and felt he had been away from Washington for a long time.
In Lehi Utah unknown number of Liberty bonds were stolen from safety deposit boxes at the People's State Bank. Bank officials say the robbers forced open the front doors and acted at an early hour Wednesday morning.
Chicago and William Bross Legible? William Bross Liegd is named as a millionaire sergeant at arms of the Communist Labor party along with fifteen others. They must stand trial on indictments charging conspiracy to overthrow the government after a motion to quash the indictments was denied.
District Attorney Tedrow warns Colorado beet sugar manufacturers may be overcharging. Justice Department auditors will visit to determine if profits are unreasonable and adjust pricing policies accordingly.
Washington reports large stocks of guns and ammunition to be distributed to prohibition agents as part of surplus war equipment for immediate use in possible contingencies.
The National Farm Bureau federation backed by 700000 farmers in twenty eight states will represent the farmer with his feet in the furrow. J R Howard of Clemens Iowa named temporary president at the opening meeting.
Denver lawyers advocate forming a union to control minimum fees charged by all members of the Denver Bar Association. The move is supported by a number of Denver attorneys as part of the effort.
Thirty five of thirty six alleged I. W. W. members were found guilty of violating the state syndicalism law and fined 260 to 500 dollars or given prison terms from eighteen months to ten years by Judge John D. Pletcher on March 2.
Seventeen lives are believed lost after the Leyland Miner Boherian stranded on Bambre ledges near Halifax during a morning storm. The crew abandoned ship as it broke up, with reports indicating heavy damage and missing sailors.
The North Dakota Supreme Court issues a unanimous ruling allowing women to appear on the March 16 presidential primary ballot. The decision underscores equal ballot rights and confirms eligibility for female candidates in the state's political process.
Major Hugh M. Caldwell defeats James Duncan in Beattle, Seattle area, to win the mayoralty with just over 14 000 votes and no majority reported. Caldwell, a soldier, secures a narrow victory over his labor council opponent.
Mary Pickford, noted motion picture star, was granted a divorce from Owen Moore on March 2 in a small town near Carson City. The decree cited desertion as the grounds and notes Pickford had been at a ranch near the area since February 5.
John Olsen aged 60 was found dead in a cemetery here after failing to return home. Relatives located his body in a grave. cause of death appears to be heart disease according to initial reports. No grave digger was reported missing.
A new dance pavilion with a 40580 foot roofed screened hardwood floor will rise in Greypull. Gates of Company Cheyenne doubles capitalization to 86,000,000. Coreyhall council approves a city wide program. draft forms to be prepared. Wyoming oil field bulletins 711-2 Ble Lane Draw remount county and 711-1 Big Horn basin issued.
The Brooklyn Eagle notes fare differences on London's subway lines with higher prices in the western districts than in the poorer parts of the metropolis.
Reports indicate Buddhist groups in Japan are planning the establishment of a university devoted to women. The effort aims to broaden access to higher education and advance women’s roles within religious and public life.
Japanese emigration to Brazil has been steadily increasing with more individuals moving to South America in recent years. The article notes growing interest among Japanese communities seeking new opportunities abroad, especially in Brazil.
An advertisement touts Bayer’s genuine Aspirin with the Bayer Cross mark, urging buyers to ensure unbroken packages contain proper directions for relief from headaches toothaches and other pains. It mentions twelve tablet bottles and notes aspirin as Bayer’s trademark from the chemical producer.
An advertisement touts Freezone as a painless corn remedy that instantly eases pain and lets the corn be lifted out. It claims the small bottle, costing only a few cents at drug stores, removes hard and soft corns and between toe calluses without soreness or irritation.
An old advertisement touts Boschee's Syrup for coughs bronchitis and lung troubles. It claims the remedy aids sleep and easy morning expectoration and notes wide domestic use across the civilized world.
An ad offers a home remedy to darken gray hair using water lox Bay Rum a box of Karbo Compound and glycerine. It claims twice weekly application will shade gray hair without scalp coverage and without stickiness, with low cost and pharmacist availability.
A fragmentary report hints at a manager’s office scene with a tense exchange about a trial or conviction. The dialogue suggests a voice trial and imminent legal action, set in a Boston context amid unspecified events.
Thousands of women suffer kidney and bladder issues without realizing the cause. Back pain headaches nervousness and low ambition may signal kidney trouble. Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root is a physician prepared remedy available at drug stores with a sample offer by mail from Dr Kilmer Co Binghamton NY mentioning this paper.
A concise exchange questions why flyers are called vagrants of the air and notes they have no visible means of support. The remark underscores a humorous or critical view of aerial travelers and their apparent reliance on wind or chance rather than fixed income.
An advertisement promotes S S S blood cleanser as the solution to rheumatism claiming local treatments are ineffective. It urges cleansing the blood of germs to remove pain and disease, directing readers to obtain a bottle from drug stores and contact the Medical Director at Swift Laboratory Atlanta for advice.
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