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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1919
Page
7
A Newark resident recounts a three year nervous breakdown and weakness, says after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound she improved from the first day and is now able to work. She recommends the remedy and credits its success for her recovery.
German Gas describes mustard gas as a chemical weapon, not a condiment. The dialogue clarifies its nature as a toxic agent rather than a food item, using a pun to contrast its deadly properties with a kitchen relish.
An old time home recipe blends garden sage and sulfur to restore color and shine to faded gray hair. An improved Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound is sold in drug stores for easier use, promising natural, even darkening after several applications.
Prepared by the United States Department of Agriculture this section argues dynamite is the most economical method for clearing land stumps either alone or with burning or pullers. It covers cost, safety, best blasting conditions, explosive grades, and the rise of electric firing methods with guidance for safe handling and efficient use.
Prospective planters should consult experienced growers and order early. The U S department of agriculture outlines 14 districts with ideal fruit varieties in Farmers Bulletin 1001, available free on request.
The article emphasizes moisture with plant matter and proper drainage before planting. It asserts that tested seed corn grows better and that farmers who test and select seed in the fall are more reliable, contrasting tested versus untested seed practices.
The Lent period brings mothers to spring outfitting for children and themselves. Read about durable cottons like ginghams chambrays and percales in school dresses for girls twelve to seventeen with plain colors white yokes and flat pearl buttons. Practical outfits pair with low-heeled canvas shoes suitable for school play and sports.
The article describes negligees in silk chiffon lace and crepe with wide color range and oriental inspirations. It notes one piece designs resembling coats over skirts, lace flounces, patch pockets, and full sleeves. hints at morning wear and coordinated petti coats with silk or crepe de chine undernets.
With war activities waning more time opens for golf and tennis, boosting demand for sport shoes. Local retailers report growing interest in lighter summer footwear suitable for warm weather play and outdoor recreation.
An exquisite collar with vent front described for use with cloth or velvet gowns. It features ecru georgette, embroidery in dark blue oilk cord, and a decorative Willy Moma accent.
A preacher lists types he has met during ministry. He condemns backseat critics who demand backbone and loud propagandists who shout beliefs, plus serving-manner critics and self-seeking donors. He laments meals-only acquaintances, fashion nitpickers, and mothers policing seating near daughters.
The Wall Street Journal recalls a 1685 patent granted to Thomas Dougan for land outside New York City gates that became the site of the First National Bank of New York. It notes the ironic rise from “waste land” to a world leading financial hub with stock gains above 80 percent yearly.
A column notes increased nickel coinage demand and explains why token nickels yield high profit for minting. It states that the face value far exceeds metal content and that profits cover all running expenses of the White Youth's Campaign.
A woman invited Ed to come and get her. He asked if she hid a boy to play with him. She denied. He then offered a little boy, saying his mother would tell the stork that brought him to bring her one.
A concise reflection on how fidelity in small matters underpins great achievements. Citing Charles Wagner, the text urges disciplined attention in daily life during troubled eras and personal life, linking perseverance to lasting character.
A German mathematician calculates that if each grain yields ten grains, the year’s progeny of a single grain would feed 800 men. The puzzle hints at exponential growth and food supply.
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