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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1914
Page
12
The passage discusses light particles on water racing as the tub drains, noting faster top currents and slower lower layers. It explains runing water in rivers moves at different rates, with swift surface flow and slower inner bends where water is calmer. It also describes swift streams hugging the bank and centers forming as water moves.
An orthodox advised regimen uses Cuticura Ointment applied to scalp partings to ease itching and irritation and promote hair growth. The guide describes nightly rubbing from the scalp’s edges and systematic parting for even coverage.
Advertisement text and a fragment from a 19th or early 20th century newspaper offering a 60 cent bottle from Booth-Overton Co. at 11 Broadway New York with refund or free sample, plus a short dialogue about a marriage obstacle and athletic medals.
Mrs. Higgins voices her thoughts with emphasis. a visitor arrives as Parson Higgins joins the couple at the door. The parson asks about the conversation and both laugh before Mrs. Higgins appears smiling, ending the moment.
The article describes the most elaborate fireworks built for war times, focusing on star shells. Large rockets release bright white stars that burst to signal distant troops, suggesting war-time displays could eclipse Fourth of July celebrations.
Smith ends a strenuous spring cleanup day and is confronted by neighbor Jones who complains about tin cans bones and old shoes scattered into his garden. Smith calmly says Brown across the street has the other half of the trash and half remains with him.
The bride explains to a friend that during a foreign honeymoon trip she and her husband visited the Palace of Peace at The Hague and had their first quarrel there. The exchange highlights a domestic moment from their travels and reflects on marital tensions abroad.
A New York reader shares a yearlong indigestion problem and credits Grape-Nuts with relief after trying various remedies. The account details breakfast changes to include Grape-Nuts with cream and fruit, noting improved appetite and reduced stomach acidity.
A fragmentary dialogue shows a woman mimicking a dictionary and a teacher urging Willie to have a turtle for a natural history lesson. The men discuss handling the situation and whether to assist the child with his assignment.
Mrs. Claude A. Swanson wife of the Virginia senator serves as chairwoman of the patronesses for a benefit to support Washington in funding Virginia industrial education programs.
An agricultural notice urges farmers to inspect and treat sheep and hogs for worms now, as spring pest outbreaks multiply and rob livestock of nutrition. Use a tonic that kills worms and tones the stomach, test products risk free, and act early to protect profits and health.
A Farm and Fireside article explains a safer livestock loading chute design. Boards are laid over the edge of the one in front, creating cleats that do not break and prevent slipping even when wet. The slight extra lumber cost is justified by greatly reduced risk and overall safety.
The article advises regular attention to colt feet to prevent abnormal hoof growth and leg strain. It recommends trimming with a rasp, shaping the heel, side, and toe in approximate ratios, and keeping the foot resting squarely. Inspect hooves every six to eight weeks to adjust care.
The stable should include Handy Hoof Brook and a hoof hook as standard equipment. Clean the horse Lirse’s feet every morning before turnout. The hoof hook removes glitter pebbles or debris to prevent injury to the foot and sole. Apply lard to the wall afterward.
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