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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1919
Page
7
A dialogue reveals social pressures around marrying a man known for rapid spending. One speaker worries about a young partner with a restless fortune, while another argues the appeal of a liberal spender despite past losses. The exchange highlights concerns about wealth and stability.
In a rustic exchange, Farmer Corntessel notes Josh is a hardworking, self driven youth who resists idleness. His mother would prefer him to rest, but he opts to stay where real labor occurs and tell stories instead.
An old advertisement touts Boschee’s Syrup as a long standing remedy for coughs bronchitis colds and throat lung troubles. It promises a restful night with reduced coughing and easy morning expectoration and asserts the product has been made in America and sold for more than fifty years.
Dialogue from the Boston Transcript depicts a fiancée urging Jack to obtain a medical certificate proving his dyspepsia predated their marriage. He dismisses the need, claiming only minor indigestion.
The U S Commerce Committee announces the industrial board to hasten return of prices and wages to normal after wartime distortions. George N Peek of Moline Illinois chairs with Samuel T Bush Columbus Ohio Anthony Caminetti Immigrant commissioner Thomas P Glenn Atlanta Gal George R James Memphis T C Powell Cincinnati and William M Ritter West Virginia join. The board will set price levels through government approved scales to encourage buying and resume normal activity and reduce living costs.
Berlin reports describe a Spartacist revolt with about 10,000 fighters. The force drew heavily from Russia’s criminal classes and deserters, aided by escapees and sailors from Berlin’s east end, following earlier arrests of Radek and other leaders.
Eugene V. Debs, Socialist leader, saluted Bolshevist figures Lenin and Trotsky as foremost statesmen of the age in what may be his last public remarks before starting a ten year federal sentence for violating the espionage act.
New York State plans a record budget of about 90 million dollars to run state government next year. Roughly 20 million dollars is earmarked for construction projects to ease unemployment.
Prisoners at the Leavenworth federal facility, held for espionage act violations and military offenses, receive clemency from the Department of Justice and the War Department. Authorities disclosed the action on Wednesday.
A fragment describes mixing water Bay Box and Barbo ingredients to darken hair. It claims gradual effect on streaks and overall hair color with repeated use.
British troops threaten ships in Halifax as a transport arrives with reports of steerage mutiny. A sailor’s will, written on an envelope and sealed by two stamps, is declared valid by the Nova Scotia Supreme Court.
The Wolff bureau reports about one thousand people killed or wounded in fighting in Berlin last week, indicating heavy losses amid escalation. The figure captures damage across the German capital and related combat zones, reflecting the intense conflict of the period.
New York economist Dr Louis describes Serbia as an economic and physical ruin after a health survey. Dublin statistician, fresh from Italy Greece Serbia and Yugoslavia, reports on the region's condition and impact of conflict.
An advertising blurb touts Freezone as a magic corn remedy from Cincinnati, claiming instant pain relief and easy removal of hard or soft corns and calluses with a small bottle sold at drug stores. A separate anecdote recounts a speaker's embarrassment as a heckling man is escorted out by a policeman.
An advertisement promises open nostrils and relief from head colds or catarrh by applying Ely's Cream Balm in the nostrils. The scented antiseptic cream supposedly soothes swollen membranes, clears air passages, and ends stuffed sensations with instant relief.
The visiting presiding Mer asks what the world is coming to amid social upheaval. The Fregilor minister quips that a large part of the world is not coming to this church.
Consumers are urged to inspect every bottle of castor oil or Castoria for infants and children as the famous remedy bears a warning while the Banate o sea ALA is in use for over 30 years. Children cry for Fletcher's Castoria.
An old advertisement promotes St Jacobs Liniment to relieve pains and neuralgia by rubbing on sore nerves. It claims immediate relief without burning skin and suggests obtaining a trial bottle from any drug store. It touts universal application for face, head or any body part.
A witty exchange on marriage and fault lines surfaces in a humorous aside about blame. A speaker notices a husband’s habits and the wife’s retort hints at self awareness. The fragment reads like a polished social aphorism from a period piece.
An old home remedy claim promotes Gold Medal Haarlem Oil as relief for weak kidneys and age related backache. The ad touts odorless capsules, easy dosing, and quick relief from pain and urinary issues, targeting seniors seeking renewed vitality.
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