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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1914
Page
10
Fragmented text markets Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a health remedy for women's ailments while veering into disjointed passages about moral depravity and historical atrocities. The piece combines ad style medical claims with unrelated quotes and excerpts.
An elderly reader describes stopping coffee after a doctor suggested Portum. Since starting Postum months ago, health improved, sleep steadied, and energy returned. The ad promotes Postum and a booklet “The Road to Well” with regular and instant forms, urging readers to write for samples.
President Wilson champions the unknown man over wealth and entrenched power, urging fair chances for workers and unknown inventors. The piece lauds tariff, currency, and antitrust efforts while condemning the sugar trust and praising Taft era leniency as misused by later administrations.
It is generally assumed that income tax law will be enforced and collected with little accountability. The law, a federal statute, is complex and administrated by the national government, making state enforcement impractical and provoking concerns about states losing revenue and lawmakers avoiding tampering.
The piece argues Democratic gains in tax and currency reforms in Wilson era politics, noting Republicans long resisted revisions. It cites Taft era debates and predicts party outcomes depending on tariff effects, with emphasis on the shift of power and divergent party strategies.
Practical advice for sheep care including castration timing and market windows. Emphasizes outdoor exercise, dry coats, and humane handling. Recommends feeding strategies with corn cob meal, alfalfa pasture cautions, gradual diet changes, water quality, and avoiding overcrowded pens.
The report outlines safe milking practices in the dairy house to keep milk wholesome, including sterilized handling, avoidant foremilk disposal, and rapid transfer to the can. It also records milk yields per pound of butter, noting wide variations from eight to thirty pounds, with Empire gallon conversions and price ranges referenced.
The piece argues beginners should start small and grow gradually, as large flocks strain management. It notes feeding and watering demands, table scraps, and hired help, urging personal oversight by the owner as key to profitable poultry farming.
The article discusses improving livestock through the four rum idea as a fundamental breed improvement principle. It notes Missouri breeders’ past neglect and the rising value of high quality rams and ewes, urging investment in strong yearling sires to elevate herds and flocks for market gains.
A fragmented note describes breaking a brood sow’s habit of eating her young. It suggests reconditioning the sow, managing fever by preventing constipation, feeding Maneed Gti, and applying a woolen rag with karoxene on the hair to calm and protect the piglets.
A brittle quarrel unfolds in a crowded parlor as a wealthy American figure confronts a writer of modest means. Accusations of class and wealth ignite sharp retorts amid a tense social scene with literary and European touches.
J A Pender of Helens, Oregon recounts a three year battle with an itchy eczema that covered his hands face neck and arms. He credits Cuticura Soap and Ointment with his complete recovery after using samples and full boxes.
Indigestion and intestinal fermentation relief offered by Booth-Overton Dyspepsia Tablets. 60¢ bottle at druggists with money back guarantee or free sample. Hooth-Overton Co. Broadway, New York. Also a humorous note about a political ticket scratched.
A fragmentary verse urges restraint and resolve, warning against rash action and urging steadiness. It hints at risk and personal restraint without clear names or setting. The tone resembles a public admonition or reflective musing from an earlier era.
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