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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1918
Page
5
A military officer's wife writes to Dr Brown about her teething child. The recipient replies he is Brigade Surgeon Lieutenant Colonel Brown. The wife replies with a playful formal salutation. A comic note suggests a mother-in-law or a colonel’s sword joke.
The text promotes Dr Pierce’s Golden Medical Dineeneey as a vegetable tonic to revive energy and improve blood quality. It claims pure red blood guards against disease and notes the remedy contains no alcohol or narcotics, using herbs like grape root and Queen’s Black Haw in a historical tone.
A newspaper ad notes grip injuries often weaken kidneys and cause back pain and urinary issues. It promotes Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root as an herbal remedy that heals kidneys, with sample bottles available for ten cents and regular sizes at pharmacists.
London reports British Foreign Secretary Arthur Balfour explains in the house of commons on May 16 that Emperor Charles letter to Prince Sixtus of Bourbon was kept secret among France Britain and the French premier. He says no ally learned of its contents and the American government was as uninformed as Britain.
Twenty leading Bisbee copper district figures were arrested after Tucson grand jury indictments alleging conspiracy to deprive citizens of their rights in connection with the July 12 deportation of 1186 miners from Bisbee and Warren.
President Wilson calls Charlies E Hughes to join Attorney General Gregory in the investigation of criminal charges linked to aircraft production. Hughes accepts the task and will travel to Washington to coordinate with the attorney general. Bates plots for revolt in U S new york testimony reveals German revolutionary plans in case of U S entry into the European war.
Ad copy touts Othine for removing freckles with claim of overnight and morning results. The text resembles vintage marketing with exaggerated terms and vague guarantees.
A resolution to melt down the Frederick the Great statue removed from the war college grounds and convert it into munitions of war was introduced Thursday by Senator Gallinger, Republican leader.
Germany expands zinc coinage amid wartime needs. 10 million marka worth of zinc 10 pfennig coins authorized. Also reports pardon for Mae Hyana in Brookings after manslaughter of Dr W Moore. Scripps escapes draft deferment. Chicago bans antigovernmental groups from public schools. Badalatas vote against the resolution.
A man states his ambition is to live in a way that earns him the status of somebody's real friend. The exchange centers on personal worth and loyalty as a guiding aim.
The article outlines Ireland’s historic three types of gentlemen. First class includes Cromwellian descendants known as Buckskin Breeches. Second class comprises old noble families forced into trade or professions. Third class covers the old stock living on ancestral estates.
George Pipwhistle returns home with a mountain of parcels after his wife leaves for business. He proudly displays corkscrews, a stuffed owl, paint brushes, a cloth-bound Uncle Tom’s Cabin, walking sticks, a toasting tonk, tin openers, and a roasting jack, calling it the best bargain sale ever.
Frank J. Cheney declares his partnership in F J Cheney Co and offers Hall’s Catarrh Cure with a sworn oath and testimony. The notice promises a one hundred dollar claim and includes testimonials and a free blood temperature check.
A Canadian recalls a four year old boy who claimed to recruit for a Bantams battalion. He said he recruited 500 bantams and one rooster, describing his tireless day of recruitment with innocent pride.
Advert for Cuticura claiming to heal eczema and rashes that itch and burn. Recommends daily use to prevent pimples and urges readers to request free samples from Cuticura, Dept. Boston. Available at druggists and by mail. Soap 25 cents Ointment 25 and 50 cents. Adv.
Fragmented snippets show a disputed breakup plan with a cook staying and a remark on household arrangements. The ad cites Dr. Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets as a liver remedy from a 40 year history. A cold weather ad and price notes from a butcher add regional flavor.
An arithmetic teacher asks students to present an original multiplication problem. William volunteers with a seemingly impossible scenario about his baby sister: her current age and weight, daily weight gain, a future price doubling, and the cost of her graduation outfit. The fragment hints at a math word problem from the Rehoboth Sunday Herald.
Important to mothers examine every bottle of Castoria that famous old remedy for infants and children and see that it bears the signature Lat ffededit in use for over 30 years. Children cry for Fletcher's Castoria.
Bilkins bought a cow about a week ago and invited a friend to judge the purchase. The guest asked how much milk the cow produced daily, learning eight quarts, and that twelve quarts were sold. A collapse of Bilkins, coming in the door, ends the scene.
A fragment recalls a misunderstanding about June marrying an officer. The response clarifies she did marry someone who is president of the Boon Powder Works, tying a family union to a prominent local business figure.
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