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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1920
Page
2
Ad from a historical Oklahoma page promotes a tonic claiming benefits for adults around forty five to sixty years old. It invites readers to write to L J Pinkham Medicine Co in Lynn Massachusetts for special confidential advice and remedies.
An advertisement claims acids and gases harm the body and that a chemist found a cure. Eatonic allegedly removes stomach acid and relieves bloating indigestion sourness and nausea with quick first relief. over half a million users cited. Drugstores offer refunds if not satisfied.
The 1919 average surplus honey yield per colony was 50 pounds, per the USDA Bureau of Crop Estimates, higher than 45 pounds in 1918 and 41.6 pounds for 1913-1917. Market shares show 50 percent extracted, 31 percent comb, 10 percent bulk, with about one third sold to outside markets.
The exchange in The Verdict highlights a heated claim about a student’s merit. It suggests a rumor management challenge as society debates talent and fairness in honoring achievements.
Dick and Polly seek a buried treasure with six chart pieces while Scarface and Aztecs pursue them. After battles aboard a schooner and desert ambushes, Dick defeats Scarface and hides the gold as Polly ferries help. U.S. troops intervene. Scarface dies, and the treasure is secured for a desert crossing home.
A printer misread a license grant as Evansville Bar Association licenses for saloon keepers. Joseph Igleheart notes the error when proof copies show the phrase in unusually large type. The mix up raises questions about what the licenses authorize and the printer’s interpretation of bar as saloon.
In a quip from the Kansas City Star a professor notes that only character returns from the tomb with mourners, while a joke in the cemetery song depicts a widower plotting to marry again, underscoring humor about death and resilience.
A playful exchange notes a friend being deeply lost in thought, described as a grave reverie. The line contrasts casual speech with a solemn image to emphasize contemplation.
A teacher recounts tumbling from a folding chair while giving a Juniors lesson on Shakespeare. The fall left the room in laughter as students checked on him, then continued with surprising composure.
London Tit-Bits reports a playful exchange about dancing with Miles Jones and a guest noting a quiet response since. The item captures social chatter and minor tensions from the nightlife scene.
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