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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1919
Page
5
A Los Angeles chief of police questions a mistaken vagrancy suspect a chatty working woman named Tam defends her independence. A soft voiced remark prompts a witty exchange about speakeasies April weather and thoughtful reflections mix with musing comments on infant mortality and moral considerations.
Two ancient kings debate how to memorialize a pledge. They agree to carve the friendly agreement on a monument of atone so the public can read it and so it cannot be treated as mere scrap of paper.
German Foreign Secretary Count von Brockdorff-Rantzau led the German plenipotentiaries into Versailles to present credentials in a brief 5 minute session at the Trianon hotel. Allied chairman Jules Cambon and representatives Henry White Great Britain Lord Harding Japan Ambassador Marsai received the credentials marking the peace conference start.
Authorities seized two bombs mailed to Utah figures including Senator King and Frank Nebeker after local postal workers traced a pattern described by Washington. A bomb to Senator Smoot was located by staff. Nebeker’s package reached his office but was not opened as he was away.
A lion in a Woodbury New York circus sideshow fatally attacked its keeper on Thursday afternoon. A posse pursued the beast into adjacent woods and killed it with gunfire after an escape into the trees.
Washington says the Salisbury postmaster tolerated the post office department report that a bomb like those found in New York was received at the Salisbury office. The package was addressed to Senator Overnit.
Secretaries to General Aurelio Blanquet who was killed in Mexico have been arrested in New York charged with conspiring a wire and paper plot. Post office officials report most of the bombs mailed from New York as part of an anarchist May Day plot against public men have been found.
Bruce Cochrane a rancher is dead at Climax and William Hedrick is fatally injured after a shootout following a quarrel over ranch property. The neighbors were involved in the incident in Quarter County.
Advertisement cites catarrh as common, urging women to stay strong. Personal testimony from Mrs Ma Fricke of Belleville Illinois extols Peruna for stomach cramps headaches and weight gain. Claims product backed by Dr Hartman and Peruna Company with free health book offering and almanac.
A Florida Times-Union quote highlights a performer whose storming execution and rapid change in front of the audience drew strong praise. The remarks underscore dramatic showmanship and audience impact.
Drugstore reports show widespread kidney trouble among Americans often undetected. Dr Kilmer Swamp Root is promoted as a mild healing remedy with large and medium bottle sizes. A sample bottle offer is extended by sending ten cents plus address to Kilmer Co. at Binghamton New York.
Fragmentary dialogue shows a god and a mate debating a fifty fifty split over jack. The nautical banter features shifts in bargaining power as the god asks for a fair share while the mate laments lacking enough.
Advertisement urges readers to use Othine double strength to remove freckles. It promises quick results, claims one ounce suffices, and offers a money back guarantee if freckles do not disappear. Includes instruction to obtain from a druggist and apply twice daily for clear skin.
Mrs Blooderby proclaims her nephew home from war with a striking collection of Momentus of the war, drawing attention in a Boston Transcript item.
A farmer tells a city man he cannot be happy on a farm that cannot even cover the mortgage interest. The city man insists the farmer should be content with open life, but the farmer remains discontent with financial strain.
An anxious scene unfolds as a household weighs keeping its new cook amid doubt about mutual fit. The unnamed narrator hints at the tension of expecting a decision and the unease of awaiting agreement.
The article warns that poisons accumulate in the system causing headaches stomach issues fatigue and various ailments. It advocates cleansing the body with castor oil or Dr Pierce's Pleasant Pellets made from May-apple aloes and jalap.
An old advertisement touts Gold Medal Haarlem Oil capsules claiming they cleanse kidneys and digestive organs to defer aging. It stresses long use improves vitality, offers refunds, and urges readers to ask for the original imported brand in sealed packaging.
Reports from holders received by the Bureau of Markets show reduced wool usage in February, the lowest since records began. Poultry consumption totaled 27.9 million pounds in grease, down from 31.7 million pounds last February, as strikes and import restrictions limited supply and forced government stock sales.
Readily Adapted presents a quip about sea songs and whistling buoys. The line playfully links maritime tunes to the sound of buoys whistling, offering a humorous reflection on seafaring melodies.
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