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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1914
Page
12
Fragmentary advertise ment style text shows a desperate patient described as very ill. It mentions Lydia in Medicineville, Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and a response by a woman, implying medical advice or treatment claims. The passage reads like period rhetoric about female health products and social commentary.
A reader asks about the horsepower of Jim's new automobile pile. The reply notes two mules hauling to the garage as observed.
An excerpt from A Partner's Note Book by C. E. D. Phelps describes horrific torture in Calcutta, detailing a crowding method that suffocates victims by removing air and space. The passage emphasizes extreme human suffering and the chilling efficiency of despotism.
A fragmented account describes daily changes from coffee to Postum oil and a family’s health improvements. The speaker notes a transformed heart and mobility, crediting the beverage switch and the daughter's reaction to Postum for better well being.
The piece lauds President Wileon Han and President Wilson as champions of the unknown man who labors to create wealth. It argues against wealth-and-power elites in the Republican Party, praising fair play, equal opportunity, and the unknowns’ role in national renewal. It critiques Wall Street speculation, antitrust reforms, sugar trust practices, and government abuses, urging strong action to curb corrupt influences.
The text contends that income tax law will be enforced with little success, arguing enforcement is complex and government action will direct tax money to state treasuries. It notes federal and state powers, court constraints, and political restraint in applying the law.
President Wileen spoke on the tart bill as critics urged caution. Wise politicians warned against confusion, noting he would gain from the clash and secure more. The fragment hints at obstacles faced by the man who advances despite opposition.
The article argues the measure represents a full year of power that addresses the principal criticisms raised by leading financial authorities about the current system, presenting a balanced plan to satisfy fiscal scrutiny.
The readable fragment discusses the Republican party and protection policy but lacks clear context or complete facts. It hints at assessments of the party's stance and potential consequences but no specific events, dates, names, or places are provided.
Practical guidance for lamb care and flock management. Key points include timing for castration and docking, optimal market windows, flock size, exercise, and housing ventilation. Emphasis on pasture access, water quality, gradual dietary changes, correct feeding amounts, and avoiding bloat. Strong emphasis on monitoring weather and ensuring clean water and adequate roughage.
The article outlines safe milking and milk handling practices to keep milk wholesome, including wearing sterilized white duck suits, washing hands after each cow, milking through a glove into a pail, and straining before canning. It notes foremilk differs and emphasizes rapid transfer to the dairy. It also provides butter yield figures, stating eight to ten pounds of milk yield a pound of butter, with averages and variances.
Howard Hackedom argues that using a good sire improves live stock breeds and market value. He notes many breeders lack knowledge and interest, urging investment in quality sires. A strong ram should service many ewes, with superior sires yielding better offspring and higher prices.
A practical caution to amateur poultry farmers about scaling flocks. The text argues that 60 hens allow careful care and richer feeding, while 600 require more labor and hired help, risking reduced attention and efficiency. It concludes with a moral to start small, grow gradually, and retain personal management at capacity.
A sow that eats her young is described as having a vicious habit. Causes include feverishness from constipation and poor conditions. Advice covers gentle remedies such as linseed oil feeding and careful aftercare during farrowing to remove fever triggers.
Mme Montessori, the Malian educationalist, quips that American aristocrats wed for status while a magazine writer ridicules a wealthy heiress for loving the sea but lacking money. The exchange occurs aboard a voyage, contrasting wealth and romance.
J A Pender of Drewsenville reports two years of burning itching eczema over hands face neck and arms. After using Cuticura Soap and Ointment he recovered fully, buying multiple cakes and boxes and now declaring himself entirely cured. Cuticura Soap and Ointment sold worldwide with free sample and Skin Book offer.
A compact fragment cites Fluegende Blaetter quoting pride and blame dynamics. It includes the line about Mrs Huber and a wry remark on human error and shifting blame. The text reflects literary aside rather than a news event with concrete details.
Indigestion and intestinal fermentation relief promised by Booth Overton Dyspepsia Tablet. Bottle at drugstores. Money refunded if ineffective or free sample upon request. Booth Overton Co. is Broadway, New York.
A terse exchange questions why the boss' candidate faced a late scratch. The reply hints reform as the motive, suggesting public desire for change influences political choices.
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