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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1914
Page
16
Breeders discuss safe castration methods for colts, warning against improvised surgery. They urge antiseptic bands, careful handling to prevent gut rupture, and consulting a veterinarian for risks of peritonitis and fatal delays.
Article by Dor M K Reynolds discusses proper wound care in animals. It warns against barbarous remedies and notes bleeding control with ice and water, bandaging timing, and keeping wounds clean. Prevent maggots with turpentine tar fish oil mix. use chloroform if maggot infestation occurs.
Practical guidance on feeding and housing poultry to keep birds vigorous. Instructions cover balanced diets with wheat bran, chopped corn and oats, vegetables, cabbage, onions, and clover dried leaves. Also notes on ground greens, beet meal, roughage, and regular cleaning of perches and troughs.
Two youthful evening dresses designed for young girls with modest silhouettes and light fabrics. The gowns feature chiffon taffeta, lace, and delicate embroidery, with accents like moire ribbon and pearl bead accessories. Described by Julia Bottomley as simple, tasteful, and affordable for contemporary sixteen-year-olds.
Old fashioned sewing revived with hand embroidered petticoats in white nainsook and chambray options. White embroidery with scalloped edges, blue and pink variations, plain narrow skirts, ready edge choices, and easy care stitches promote a refined finish for sheer crepe-like fabrics.
An elderly farmer bids farewell to Bally Skinner as a young lover pledges to care for her. He notes she is gentle and suited to light farm tasks, while he must manage chores alone, and urges the couple to seek happiness despite changes.
At a dinner in Waco Representative Henry ridiculed American girls seeking marriage to titles. He compared the Cinderella tale to warn that a girl who marries for a title risks trouble, noting the prince rejected the ugly sisters before choosing Cinderella.
A brief notice touts a remedy called LaxaTive Tuesday Nine with Bromine Quinine claimed to cure a cold in one day. The ad seeks signature of Lk Grove as endorsement and promotes a “full name” geo for the product.
A terse item notes New York has six blind operators at telephone switchboards and adds a jab about deaf ones. An advertisement promotes Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets for stomach liver and bowels in sugar coated granules and claims no griping.
A fragmentary exchange hints at a play titled The Comet and a character named Cough-Deen. The text is garbled with misread phrases and odd insertions about wealth and marriage, ending with a note about Putnam Fadeless Dyes and generic compliments.
The thirteenth edition of Tile of Life is ready for distribution with an article on plain cold causes by a doctor eighty four who remains hale. Peruna Co offers the book free, with testimonials from Fred Linetrom of Saint Paul and Mrs. Henry Martin of La Motte praising Peruna as a remedy for colds and children’s coughs.
The late King Edward reportedly observed daylight saving by advancing clocks 30 minutes at Sandringham in summer. In latter years Windsor and Balmoral followed the same rule and he expressed favorable views toward the daylight saving bill.
A humorous exchange from the Obio Sun Dial notes how college men often mis spell, with the student joking they focus on the miss rather than the spell. The line reflects light literary humor in a campus tone.
Women from Buffalo to Richmond share relief from female ailments after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Letters claim improved appetite, weight gain, back pains, and overall well being with statements from A Hoayxune of Buffalo and Mrs. South from Richmond, Va, praising the medicine's effects.
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