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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1918
Page
7
A short meditation notes that gossipers are often narrow minded yet prolific in spreading rumors. The author argues the average person needs nonexplosive theories to avoid harmful gossip and its social impact.
A vintage health remedy advertisement urges mothers to use California Syrup of Figs for easing stomach bowels and liver cleansing in infants and kids. It touts a pleasant taste, warns against counterfeits, and instructs to ask for the genuine by the California Fig Syrup Company label.
A Charleston judge declares war terms permeate society as a Herculean woman brings her deserting husband to court. The frail man pleads for leniency, insisting he is not a deserter but a refugee, showing wounds as evidence.
In the trenches one man drew notice for constant smoking. When asked why he smoked so much he replied that there isn’t a proper match in the dugout and if he quit, the others wouldn’t have a smoke either.
The text hints at strained postwar ties with Germany, noting it will be very difficult to treat a German as a friend even after peace is achieved. It appears as a garbled speech fragment with unclear names or dates.
Devotional lesson centers on Jacob returning to Canaan and facing Esau. It notes Jacob’s prayers, the angelic wrestling at Peniel, and the new name Israel after humility. Emphasizes covenant promises, personal unworthiness, and the need for God's blessing.
Wyoming reports show influenza deaths in Evanston and Cheyenne health strains across the state. Seven oil cars daily from Pilot Buttefield and a Sheridan sugar factory shutdown mark economic disruptions as doctors battle rising cases.
The text contrasts Christ's focus on love to man with love to God and notes religion as the inspiration of secular life. It frames peace with heaven and peace on earth as central themes and suggests Christ taught universal love shaping temporal existence.
A brief meditation on belief shaping a person’s life and character. The essay argues faith forms inner reality and outward conduct, asserting a person becomes what they consistently believe about themselves.
In a exchanges style quip Farmer Corntoesel questions the value of a bushel of wheat noting that trust and credentials matter more than currency when handling the commodity. The mock dialogue casts doubt on market certainty and reputation in trade.
The readable fragments show garbled text suggesting an editing note about moderation and honesty. No clear events or entities are identifiable.
A hired man notes a dispute at the Corntessel farm over preparing pumpkin pie without sugar. The farmer asks what the trouble is as the kitchen conversation reveals efforts to cut sugar in desserts.
A playful dialogue centers on admiration for a young lady described as having a regular flower face. The exchange questions whether she is a “mdassy” and invites light speculation about her appearance.
A quirky remark about a stolen incubator provokes local chatter. The overheard quip and a misheard toast reflect a small town sense of humor as residents speculate on the odd mishap.
A Browning quotation on trust in God. The speaker urges faith and courage, noting that plans may seem incomplete but trust will reveal full purpose. The line emphasizes not fearing the unknown and relying on divine guidance.
A performer quotes a playwright announcing a new play titled A Bunch of Kings and suggesting the creator should receive substantial royalties. The remark implies expected financial success and continued production.
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