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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1930
Page
8
An aged milk formula claims that California Fig Syrup calms fevers and upset stomachs in children. It touts a vegetable base with a fruity flavor and features a testimonial from Mrs May Snavely of Montrose California praising its quick aid.
Grandfather Porky explains a prize for the pig who acts the most grandly when the farmer brings dinner. The family debates the meaning of being called a pig, the farmer’s respect, and the joy of mud and food as the farmer arrives with the meal for the pigs.
A boy told by his father to ask a neighbor to guess what they have at home. The neighbor guessed pony, dog, kitten, and calf but none fit. The boy explains the answer is the best thing to it, a baby.
A challenger accuses a famous sprinter of seeking a favored course and start. The sprinter answers with calm humor asking for the challenger to name the course. The remark hints at a public bet or race setup and reflects attitudes toward competition.
A humorous exchange recounts Moe’s twelve years of life on earth with a proud father and a skeptical son. The brief vignette centers on the father’s joke about a doctor’s diet and the son’s dismissive remark.
Fashion piece notes 1930s spring trend return of suits for all women. Highlights include morning and sports suits, hip-length jackets, cutaways, tweed and wool crepes, and bold colors like black navy and greens. Names designers and brands, with emphasis on versatility for business, social, and casual wear.
A fragment describes a planned meeting at eight oclock with a partner named Hans. One speaker promises to wait if the other is late, using the image of a quick darting wait. The line hints at intimate dialogue and a recurring rendezvous.
Mrs. Mary Dalton of Ogden Utah states she suffered chronic stomach distress that made most foods sour and caused gas. After using Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery she could eat almost anything again and declares nothing else helped like the product.
A brief humorous exchange between a father and visitor about their daughter's heavy use of shing. The dialogue hints at a common domestic concern with a cordial tone.
An old advertisement promotes Phillips Milk of Magnesia as a knee to sour stomach and indigestion. It emphasizes pleasant taste, medical endorsement, and broad use by millions of men and women. The copy notes the Phillips name as the genuine product and cites the U S registered trademark of the Charles E. Phillips Chemical Co since 1875.
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