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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1918
Page
5
Two elderly men on a bus discuss a late Mr. Grewson who left his entire fortune to charity. A minister notes two thousand dollars go to his church while another passenger, a lawyer, approves the generous bequest despite the relatives. The tone is amiable and moralistic.
More than 1000 firms partnerships and individuals in Pennsylvania have registered the real names of their owners. Findings show that women were not only managers but owners of stores factories and other industries.
A concise moral quip notes that personal consolation fades when comparing one's lot to a neighbor's, as even a modest neighbor's wife can seem less extravagant than one's own spouse.
A wartime bulletin reports ground glass found once in bread at Fort Smith Arkansas and cautions on extensive checks. It lists the first priorities for coal distribution, praising school districts as community units and detailing wage vs living cost data, farm loan activity, bread substitute rules, and engineer support in France.
The lesson discusses Mark 10 and Matthew 19 16 focusing on marriage children and wealth. It emphasizes that divorce is not from God and marriage is a life bond while riches tempt away devotion. Jesus welcomes children and warns against trusting wealth over eternal life.
A local baking firm in Cainesville Massachusetts cooperates with chemist B. Williamson to market peanut bread. Peanut flour from roasted peanut cake provides high fat and nearly double the nitrogenous value of dried beef per weight. A flour blend of one fifth peanut flour to four fifths wheat offers a balanced ration for bread and meat in diet.
$100 reward offered claim of cure for catarrh with internal use. Text promotes Hall's Catarrh Medicine as affecting blood and surfaces, claiming to cure by improving general health. Advertisement cites F Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio offering testimonials free.
A reader notes an inscription reading Isabel la on an item and questions whether the date 14927 appears, raising confusion about the artifact’s origin and age. The Louisville Courier Journal records the exchange as a brief reader observation.
A thoughtful line reflects on how men believe publicity shines on them while the public remains unaware of their true presence. The passage contrasts imagined glare with unseen everyday life and personal anonymity.
An advertisement promotes Dr Pierce Pleasant Pellets for liver bowel and stomach regulation and notes Liberty bonds as national life insurance.
Providence reader Mrs. Adeline B. Lynch recalls relief from backache headaches and nervousness after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The ad urges women with similar symptoms to seek guidance from Lydia E. Pinkham Med Co noting the remedy as a suggested help.
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