This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!
This newspaper page contains 30 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.
Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1914
Page
13
A dull three hour lecture in Yonkers prompts a citizen to confront Yonkers about a noncommittal letter from New Rochelle. The letter, intended as praise, is read aloud and framed as a misread endorsement, sparking a witty exchange between the two locales.
An elderly farmer from Ethel Kentucky, 77, credits Dodd's Kidney Pills with curing back strain related inflammation and kidney trouble. He urges publication and offers to share his portrait, noting the 50 cent boxes and free Household Hints and recipes from Dodd's Medicine Co. Buffalo, N Y.
In a brief exchange, a father asks Thomas what he learned at Sunday school and Thomas Replies he learned nothing. The father probes for information with a humorous remark about Solomon keeping wives.
A quotation critiques social awareness and vanity. It contrasts intimate knowledge with fashion’s pursuit of appearance, noting a whispered remark about a woman gaining weight. The fragment reflects attitudes about relationships and social judgment in a fashion-conscious era.
Lettered appeal invites women with female illnesses to contact Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co in confidence. The private department offers confidential correspondence with women advisors and stresses consent, testimonials never published, and access to the 80 page Text Book free by mail from Lynn Mass.
The United States will recognize General Oreste Zamor’s new government in Haiti as president. Secretary Dryan announced the move after reports showed Zamor’s forces in control, noting Zamor formerly governed the northern department and served as war minister in 1911. President Davilmar Theodore's government collapsed as Zamor’s troops advanced.
Five members of the Western Federation of Miners were arrested in Houghton Michigan after an alleged confession by John Huhta former secretary of the South Range local. They face murder charges in the December 7 Painesdale killings of Thomas Dally Arthur Jane and Harry Jane and await hearing on March 6.
Sulivan lll Frederick W Menne rich was killed Sunday by an infernal machine mailed from Decatur HI. He initially refused the package but, trusting his expertise, attempted to pry it open to prevent ignition.
Sir Lonel Carden the British minister to Mexico says Britain will not recognize the constitutionalist party of Mexico. He states Carranza would not be investigated over the death of William Benton. He spoke in New Orleans en route to Washington and England.
Howard Manning, 25, is dead from a bullet wound in Mount Vernon Iowa after being chased by Cornell College students who alleged he had been peeping in the girls dormitory. The coroner exonerated the students after inquiry.
Albany report confirms the late John J. Kennedy state treasurer’s accounts are correct after a thorough check by the state department of efficiency and economy, completed Saturday.
Cal aviation incident reports loop at the loop where pilot Banta Warvara lost control of a biplane and free fell sixteen hundred feet before righting at four hundred feet. He escaped with minor injuries and was hospitalized.
In La Grande Oregon Lemuel Horn formerly of Windham Iowa shot and killed his 19 year old bride and then killed himself in a double tragedy on Saturday. Local authorities reported the incident occurred in La Grande with no survivors.
Constantinople young officers Fethy Bey and Sadia Bey of the Turkish military aviation corps were killed Saturday during an attempted flight from Constantinople to Alexandria Egypt.
Said Pasha, longtime influential political figure in Turkey, died here Sunday. He started his career as a government office clerk.
A large birthday celebration ended in violence when a Remy boarder opened fire, killing one dancer and wounding another as guests fled. Police reported the suspect claimed self defense after a confrontation with a rival guest.
Four brothers named Lrom Prence Fieere Gabste were killed Sunday while assembling a monoplane for a local aviation event. Investigators are seeking details on the accident site and cause.
Jet trimmed hats in marine lace and velvet blends appear versatile for all seasons. Designers spotlight jet with maline, Chantilly lace and simple straw caps with jet accents, predicting lasting appeal and investment value as spring millinery trends move through summer.
The article describes decorative waistcoats and girdles to brighten outfits. It highlights small black velvet hats, steel, jet, and rhinestone buttons, and wide velvet ribbons. It notes plaid and Roman stripe girdles and emphasizes proper fitting with safety pins for a neat, harmonious effect.
Fragmentary text describes Madame Modisd seeking some procedure or item related to a silk velvet rose and a bag containing four powder sachets or items. The passage is garbled but hints at a decorative or ceremonial object and an associated demand or expectation.
On a birthday dinner a guest resists sherry as Mrs Smith forbids it. A playful misunderstanding leads to a revelation that the guest is pressured despite promises and the husband denies responsibility for the absent drink. The exchange ends with an ironic twist about the kicks under the table.
After a teacher asks what an oyster is, Tommy confidently answers that an oyster is a fish built like a cut, eliciting a classroom moment of humorous misunderstanding.
A Hillville matron quotes a Georgia man dreaming of Washington and of seeing how the capital works. He claims to have served in six Georgia legislatures and vows to go to the capital with his views on gain and the share of money for his region.
A wealthy church member refused to donate to foreign missions during a Sunday collection. The collector challenged him to withdraw funds from the bag, insisting the money was for the heathen.
A playful exchange centers on a daughter and her father. The speaker recalls telling her father she loved him more than any girl, and his reply suggests meeting more girls, illustrating a humorous, lighthearted family moment with a dash of cultural humor.
A Chicago News item notes a diner praising lamb stew after seeing the proprietor enjoy it. The piece jokes that a wary patron, Walter, avoids wasteful spending and only eats what remains unsold.
An Irish lover presents a pot of real Irish shamrock to Biddy, claiming they were raised on the ould sod. She praises them while Murphy blushes, noting the dew and promising payment tomorrow.
A Brockton mapmaker stood still after lunch, calm as usual, while a friend noticed a pocket secured with four large safety pins. The bulky pocket was described as having a hole large enough for a monkey wrench to drop through, prompting questions about security and theft.
A damaged fragment suggests a character remarks Mrs Newcome has not moved in good society and questions the basis of that claim. The dialog hints at social scrutiny and intrigue within a tense exchange.
Fragmentary note laments foreigners and empty honors while praising a man willing to campaign for the senate on a Bull Moose ticket with implied political controversy.
We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.
People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!
You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!
Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.
Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.
Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.