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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1914
Page
6
A Sunday Magazine note explains how running water can carry particles faster at the surface while friction slows water near the riverbed. Boatmen paddle near the bank to ascend streams and swing to the inner bank at curves, using surface currents to their advantage.
An old fashion ad highlights Cuticura for scalp itching dandruff and hair growth. Instructions cover parting the hair, applying ointment into scalp, and nightly protection with a pillow cover, followed by a morning wash with Cuticura Soap and Water. Also mentions samples and distributors.
An old advertisement extols Castoria as a trusted remedy for children for over 30 years. It presents Castoria as a safe universal soothing solution touted by a family due to its consistent, gentle relief for upset stomachs and teething distress.
Mrs Higging vents her thoughts at length to her husband as the parson arrives and greets the couple. The moment turns comical when the parson asks about the subject and Mrs Higgins reenters smiling, ending the interruption with shared laughter.
A fragment describes elaborate oreworks and large war rockets designed for signaling and night illumination. It notes a star shell fired to high altitudes with white light and color bursts, claiming eight foot long war rockets produce widespread signals and impressive displays surpassing Fourth of July shows.
The speech likens railroad leaders to a comic tale about Smith, Jones, Brown and messy garden refuse. Stanton notes calm excuses for mismanagement while recounting a neighborly dispute over discarded cane, bones and old shoes, illustrating public skepticism.
A bride recounts with her friend that she and her husband had their first quarrel while on their honeymoon abroad and visiting The Hague. The exchange reveals domestic strains during their trip.
A reader from New York shares a yearlong indigestion problem improved by Grape-Nuts and Postum after a trial. He says appetite and meals improved, with digestion relief by the second week and overall health restored.
Dr. Arthur Yager, governor of Marta tiea, was photographed in Washington after a conference with President Withon. The trip concerns ongoing Porto Tea governance issues and alfulre discussions within the government.
A fragmented dialogue describes selling a dictionary to a woman who opens the door slightly. A child named Willie needs a dictionary for his natural history assignment, prompting a debate over whether the father should fetch a mud turtle in the woods to satisfy the teacher.
Mrs Swanson the wife of the Virginia senator was named chairwoman of a Washington benefit for the Industries Advancement Fund aiding Virginia matinaaters. The event aims to raise funds for regional industry development and features political and social figures in attendance.
Farmers urged to inspect and boost health of all stock as spring opens. Parasites and worms in cattle sheep and hogs cause dull eyes rough coats and poor digestion, starving animals. Early treatment with proven dewormers can protect profits and keep stock thriving. Look for safe products before worm issues take hold.
Farmers learn to build a safer loading chute by lifting boards over the front edge to create a cleat protected edge. The design prevents animals from slipping on wet floors and avoids broken cleats, with only modest extra lumber needed for safety.
An old text describes care for equine feet focusing on toe and heel alignment, hoof surface shaping, and ensuring the foot lands squarely. It recommends routine checks every six to eight weeks and emphasizes professional judgment to determine trimming frequency.
A quirky guide warns in a rustic tone about daily hoof care for a horse. It emphasizes cleaning the feet each morning, removing dirt, pebbles, or debris, and protecting the sole to prevent injuries. If the feet are dry, weekly clay scrubs and protective coatings are suggested.
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