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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1918
Page
4
A Philadelphia mother describes chronic fatigue and nervous indigation, back ache, and weakness. After a doctor diagnosed nerves she used Lyner Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for three months and regained appetite and health.
Patient I hope I last longer than one. Doctor You are as sound as a dollar.
When meals don t fit you belch gas or feel distress in the stomach with pain flatulence heartburn or headache instant relief is advertised with no waiting.
An advertisement touts Pape's Diapepsin tablets as a harmless fast cure for indigestion and upset stomachs. It claims immediate relief after one tablet and notes the low cost at drug stores. The text also oddly comments on women's beauty and husband pursuit, ending with a travel-like line about an attractive spot on earth.
An old health column urges fight against influenza with three Cs a clean mouth clean skin and clean bowels. It recommends Dr Pierce s Pleasant Pellets an Anuric tablet regimen with lemonade bed rest and hot foot baths plus iron tonics and Dr Pierce s Golden Medical Discovery to rebuild the system after illness.
President Wilson announced Germany signed armistice terms detailing six hour ceasefire, evacuation of Belgium France Alsace Lorraine Luxemburg and other concessions. The pact covers repatriation, weapons surrender, Rhine occupation, and naval disarmament with Allied inspection and enforcement provisions.
The Czecho-Slovak republic gains status with about one million Czechs and Slovaks now free for the first time since World War I, having thrown off Austria-Hungary.
A large crowd gathered on the lake front Monday night for a peace celebration that featured an effigy of Willam Hohensollevrn and his sons hanged in effigy and a large bonfire.
President Wilson with Mrs. Wilson rode in an open car from the White House to the Capitol and back to join wartime Washington's peace celebration where he received an ovation.
Amsterdam reports Emperor William was en route to surrender near the British front when German revolutionists intercepted him and forced a shift to seek safety in Holland. The tale highlights upheaval as the Kaiser’s fate hangs in the balance amid radical unrest.
Washington Italbenda will continue under government control for twenty one months after peace is declared unless Congress acts earlier. Colonel Roosevelt hospitalized at Roosevelt Hospital in Oyster Bay after ten days of illness for medical review following an attack of eclatica.
The Vice Chemical Co of Greensboro warns druggists of an influenza driven VapoRub shortage. Large shipments are en route, but demand has surged past stock. They urge small, direct-to-retail orders, caution against accepting large lot requests, and offer limited parcel post shipments to keep relief moving.
A country boy arrives in the city and, after a well meaning but mistaken wardrobe, remains shy at a small party. When asked who made his suit the boy responds with a humorous retort blaming his mother.
An excerpt promotes aging healthily with vague claims about keeping the body active. It implies men and women face aging differently and stresses vitality, bladder control, and waste elimination. The text urges using a supposed remedy to restore youth and strength.
A quirkily phrased reminiscence recalls Charles and his father returning from an outing. On being asked about the boy’s behavior the father praised him as beautiful, saying no better could be. The boy responded that he had used all the manners it had, and observers judged him highly the following days.
A humorous tale describes four foreigners and a Yank debating bravery. A skunk in a poultry house tests them with a dare. Pat the Irishman lasts five minutes, the Hoglishman four, the Frenchman five, but the German endures beyond ten minutes before exiting as the skunk finally reveals itself.
Mr Clout scolds his family at dinner over quiet talk and laughter as he urges tales and merriment to liven the mood, warning he will dust jackets with a strap if they do not comply. The Joility remains subdued despite his admonition.
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