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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1914
Page
18
Breeders discuss colt castration risks and best practices. The piece warns against untrained casters, notes rupture dangers, and urges antiseptic ties, careful examination, and veterinary involvement to prevent fatal outcomes. It stresses relying on trained surgeons and avoiding reckless self surgery.
An article by Dor M M Reynolds discusses improper wound care in animals. It notes common harmful remedies and stresses simple measures like cold or hot water and ice to stop bleeding, cleaning, and bandage use. Maggot prevention is addressed with a turpentine fish oil band, and chloroform may be used to treat maggot infestation.
Advice from Snow Bird poultry yards on proper housing feeding and sanitation. Emphasizes clean warm housing, varied diet with bran corn oats vegetables cabbage onion and clover roughage, ground green food or beet meal, and regular cleaning of perches and boards.
Julia Bottomley describes two suitable debutante dresses for young girls aged sixteen to eighteen. The designs feature light fabrics such as chiffon taffeta lace and voile, with accordion or flounced skirts, girdles, and delicate embroidery. Each gown includes a lace apron, short puff sleeves, and pearl bead accessories.
Simple petticoats featuring hand embroidery add a touch of real elegance. White nainsook with machine-stitched batiste ruffles and white embroidery create a delicate finish. Various colors and edging options complement sheer crepe fabrics for white dresses.
Old Farmer Skinner urges caution as Bally Skinner, described as a tall “little gal,” prepares to marry Jack. He recalls her sheltered upbringing and sets limits on rough farm chores, asking the couple to value happiness over hardship. He will endure lighter duties and dislikes the idea of saying goodbye.
At a dinner in Waco Representative Henry criticized American matches for status citing the Cinderella tale. He stated the girl who marries a title “puts her foot in it” after illustrating the prince’s rejection of the ugly sisters and preference for Cinderella.
An advertisement touts a tonic named Bromo Quinine Laxa tive promising a full cold cure in one day. The unspecific copy mentions signature by Lk Grove and claims the formula relieves symptoms quickly.
A brief, period style notice notes that New York has six blind operators staffing telephone switchboards and adds a jab about deaf operators. An unrelated advertisement for Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets claims to regulate stomach liver and bowels with sugar coated granules.
Fragmentary lines discuss a play titled The Comet and its star route concept. The text mentions Cough-Deen's Manthe and lines about a truthful girl preferring a rich man's widow to a poor man's wife, plus references to Putnam Fadeless Dyes and various compliments.
The thirteenth edition of Tile of Life is ready and includes a medicine article by an eighty four year old doctor who claims to explain why he never catches a cold. Peruna Co distributes the book free in Columbus Ohio with testimonials from Fred Linetrom and Mrs Henry Martin praising its cures for colds and coughs.
The late King Edward supported daylight saving, adjusting clocks 30 minutes ahead at Sandringham for summers and extending the rule to Windsor and Balmoral in his final years. He reportedly approved the parliamentary daylight saving bill.
A brief quip from the Sun Dial humor column notes that college men misspell words more often than they spell them. The gag attributes this to paying attention to the mistake rather than the correct spelling, reflecting light campus banter.
A collection of testimonial quotes from women across the United States praising Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for chronic female ailments. Letters describe relief from back pains, loss of appetite, weakness, and improved health after using the remedy. Names and locations include Mrs. Hornung Buffalo and Mrs. South Richmond, Va, illustrating broad geographic support.
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