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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1919
Page
2
A playful exchange unfolds about close encounters with bats, contrasting a near head intrusion with a humorous note about bats ending at the feet. The lighthearted banter highlights quirky fears and shared urban legends in a casual chat.
Catarrhal Deafness cannot be cured by local applications and must be treated constitutionally. Hall's Catarrh Medicine supposedly acts through the blood on mucous surfaces to reduce inflammation of the Eustachian tube and restore hearing. The ad guarantees one hundred dollars if Hall's Catarrh fails and offers free circulars from F. J. Cheney & Co. Toledo Ohio.
Novelist Booth Tarkington recounts a humorous self parable at an artists fair. He signs a morocco bound book for two sixteen year old flappers who mistake him for Robert W. Chambers and seek a rubber. The anecdote showcases literary irony and bragging self awareness.
A garbled exchange shows Albert Pennyroyal Jones questioned by a househead about his destination. He claims intent to lodge a complaint with a dressmaker over clothes appearing too cheap, while another speaker cites Kalr growing long as easier than writing poetry.
A cryptic line notes that nothing worries a chronic kicker when refusals fail to derail plans. The terse remark hints at resilience amid setbacks without naming people or events.
A quirky report notes a driver requiring a mental overhaul as an inner tube in his head is described metaphorically. The piece uses humorous language to suggest the driver is missing a crucial protective feature in thought.
Advertisement targets women with kidney and bladder issues claiming many suffer undiagnosed problems. Promotes Dr Kilmer’s Swamp Root as a remedy and urges immediate purchase or a sample by sending ten cents to Binghamton New York. Mentions obtaining from any drug store and to cite the paper.
Washington reports Senator T J Walsh of Montana pressed the issue with France but the high commission states France is not interested in Montana horse meat. Debates over selling the range horse for food persist as packers reject canning ideas and authorities weigh costly rounds to round up or euthanize the animal.
Three girls compare their fathers memberships by joking about Mooses Elks and elephants while their mother laughs aloud at the playful misinterpretation. The passage captures a light family moment and a pun on club names.
The chatter says the young Spendit is going under and facing hardship. Some say he is beneath his automobile while others claim he sinks under a cloud of trouble.
Articles of Incorporation filed at Cheyenne for a Rock Springs hotel costing 200000. Aero observation stations near Cheyenne may launch pilot balloons twice daily to study weather. Casper gambling joint raided. six suspects fined 25 each, boosting city revenue. Douglas may join Northwestern railroad control. Basin sheep fears from snow. Wheatland methods build a new church plant of 18000. State highway bond issue 2800000 planned April 22 to match federal funds.
In a fragment from a historical page, a child asks about telling a father a plan to take a person away. The reply notes initial grief followed by a firm reconciliation as the speaker says I squared things with a good clue.
A reader-supplied fragment reflects on war's loneliness and a hinted presence of a woman, noting a man alone amid speaking silence. The garbled text suggests a literary or wartime contemplation without a clear source.
Public health booster urges mothers to use California Syrup of Figs for babies and children to ease stomach and bowel issues. The ad touts gentle cleansing, pleasant taste, and quick relief from constipation with a warning against counterfeits and urging to buy the genuine California Fig Syrup Company product.
In Detroit Free Press commentary, quotes highlight tensions over prohibition era norms and household effects. A dry state stance is contrasted with changing domestic routines as residents reflect on alcohol policy and social expectations.
Green's August Flower marketed as a remedy for disordered stomach and inactive liver. Advertises gentle laxative effects, digestion regulation, bile stimulation, and blood impurity elimination. Sold widely in civilized countries with a call to give it a trial.
A humorous exchange features a fire chief whispering about spontaneous insurance as the trigger for a blaze. The joke pivots on quirky marital notions about listening and silence.
Drug firms announce the Vicks VapoRub shortage is resolved after a heavy production push. From January 1st the factory ran near round the clock, delivering 13 million jars since October and shipping 143 jars per minute. A November deal offers 10 percent discounts for March on orders of 1 to 4 gross.
A fragmented passage from the Buffalo Express quotes a sparring exchange about singing lessons and alleged domestic trouble. The lines note a man denying beating his wife while a criticized figure boasts of gratitude, with misspellings like Briggins and Egolam appearing as placeholders.
A vintage advertisement describes a home remedy called Barbo Compound to darken gray hair. It claims to color gray strands gradually without coloring the scalp, leaving hair soft and glossy, with minimal cost and effort for at home use. The ad closes with a light joke about busy men and neighbors.
An advertisement touts Otbine double strength to remove freckles by using cataly atte strength. It claims one ounce may clear the skin with dawn to dusk application and warns customers to ask for double strength Ovines sold under tee of money if unsuccessful.
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