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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1918
Page
5
A plainspoken pitch extols Dr Pierce’s Golder Medical Discovery as a blood tonic to restore vigor after winter. It praises iron nerves and digestive health, markets a laxative pill for weekly use, and urges a spring house cleaning to expel poisons and keep well.
Farmers are urged to encourage birds on farms as a practical factor in agriculture. Birds contribute to crop success by consuming pests, aiding yields and economic returns.
An examining physician notes that kidney disease is common and often undetected among insurance applicants. The ad promotes Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root as a herbal remedy, claiming success and urging readers to try it or request a sample by sending ten cents to Dr J Eames Co in Binghamton New York.
An old advertisement touts Boschee's German Syrup for coughs sore throats and bronchial irritation. It claims soothing effect, restful sleep, easy morning expectoration and 52 years of American production with broad international sale.
A court record recalls the exchange over alleged assault with the prisoner denying a strike in passion but admitting contact to the witness's jaw. The dialogue emphasizes the charged moment and the nature of the alleged act.
An advertisement claims catarrh cannot be cured by local applications and promotes Hall's Catarrh Medicine as an internal remedy that acts through the blood to mucous surfaces. It credits B J Cheney & Co of Toledo Ohio and promises testimonials and proof.
A home remedy outlines mixing Bay Rum Barba Compound and glycerine to darken gray hair without staining skin. The note promises soft glossy hair and non greasy residue. An ad claims a rocking chair on a circular base has been invented for railroad workers.
President Wilson announces a reorganized War Industries Board with Bernard M. Baruch of New York as chairman. The plan expands powers to coordinate production for the Allies and reduce competition, directing output across departments and ensuring supplies reach the government and allied forces.
A terse report describes forces maneuvering near the eastern ventandyant position at Mause. The brief notes a hard blow and advancing lines, with limited tactical details and no casualties confirmed.
John Redmond Irish nationalist leader dies in London after an operation. The prominent figure had led Irish political efforts and influenced nationalist strategy during his career.
A Boise resident, Nourse Luho a Princeton student, served with the American ambulance in France and has been cited by the French government to receive the cross of war for valor in service.
Cadet Clarence St. Bremer of the Fourth Provisional Squadron Ellington Field was killed when the airplane he rode as observer plunged two hundred feet. The casualty occurred as the craft crashed near Houston Texas. His home is listed as Chicago Illinois.
The dispatch outlines Sweden's strategic position amid German advances and possible occupation threats. It notes Berlin’s aims to control Baltic islands as leverage against Sweden and other Scandinavian powers, with France, Russia, and Britain watching closely.
Washington reports Mexico has proposed tighter oil taxes and lease penalties in a decree issued February 22 with penalties effective April 23. American and Mexican operators protest the tax plan, arguing it violates existing accords and imposes heavier levies on production.
Washington reports say unnaturalized Germans in the United States remained subject to internment if they relocate without permission. On March 4 the Department of Justice issued a statement reminding them they must not transfer residence within districts without authorization.
The Eldomulo hotel at Winnemueen Nev burned on Tuesday causing about 200000 dollars in damage. Insurance on the building stood at 70000 dollars. Three people were injured as walls collapsed during the blaze.
Washington. The house agriculture committee approved the principle of Representative Baer's seed bill to let the government buy seeds for farmers. The proposed 150 million dollar appropriation was cut to 10 million dollars.
An early 1918 style report states that a substantial American army is already in trenches and a million men may go over before year’s end. It notes U S troops and supplies for General Pershing’s forces moving to France on schedule, with preparations described as satisfactory and winter weather limiting immediate operations.
Dr Ernest M. Hopkins, president of Dartsmouth College, has accepted the post of supervisor of industrial relations in the office of Major Fenscat Goethals, acting quartermaster general.
A soldier from Camp Meade was killed and another injured in a boxing incident at a motel near the camp on Wednesday night. The deceased is identified as 30L Vieuwr De Wes of the Twentys sixth company, 134th brigade, with Charles Swann of the same company reported as a fellow participant.
In Omaha Nebraska Georgie A. Tun Arodsmith files for divorce from Yynest Mune dredmark a railroad conductor accusing him of disloyalty and pro German sympathies amid the legal action.
War Department records show shipments of 5,500 pairs per 25,000 men monthly with aims to meet French front needs. Training fatalities at U S military aviation fields reach 513 officers and 29 cadets, plus 12 others. Aircraft and ground crew training progress noted as hundreds learn to fly, while fuel, food, and defense measures adapt to wartime constraints.
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