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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1915
Page
5
A humorous street car moment reports two kindergarten teachers discussing family size, followed by an Irishman waking with a start and asking a pointed, regional question about origin. The anecdote captures social contrasts and a lingering Irish stereotype in a compact, early 20th century newspaper tone.
A Baltimore doctor recommends an inexpensive method using resinol ointment and resinol soap. Cleanse with warm water to remove crusts, dry skin, apply a thin layer of resinol ointment, and cover with a light bandage if needed. Do this twice daily to relieve itching and burning and promote healing.
A jumbled text passage features a boss reprimanding an employee who seeks marriage with a salary cut as a consequence. The dialogue includes humorous lines about marriage, Sunday school, and a digression into health remedies and social advice, with stray ad-like phrases scattered throughout.
A Welcome Lake, Pennsylvania reader credits Dodds Kidney Pills with curing back ache, kidney trouble, fatigue, nervousness, and other symptoms. The ad cites 60.-per box pricing and promotes Dodds Dyspepsia Tablets at the same price. A humorous caption about a policeman and a cow follows.
An OCR fragment describes Quinine products with claims about head effects and laxative use. The text then shifts to a cheeky dialogue where Edith questions marrying Mr Roxleigh while Marie defends him by recalling his kindness amid his rough manners.
Snowball arrives alive after three weeks at sea aboard the Golden Caribbean. He recounts whales and flying fish on a ship as Kit and Puff plot to become famous by staging a lecture with moving pictures. Their plan earns praise but leaves Snowball puzzled and sidelined.
Fragmentary passage describes a city visit with Kit and Snowball guiding a poster about a lecture on the Golden Sea and moving pictures. The scene mentions a yard filled with people and coats, hinting at crowd activity and preparations for an event.
A celebrated cleric extols a lively girl who can sew, cook, milk cows, and wrestle with boys, urging fashionable daughters to embrace liberty and practical virtues over parlor life and mock modesty. He praises industriousness, frankness, and natural beauty, contrasting it with idle fashion.
A simple watch holder can be made from a small flat tin or druggist box. Cut a circular opening the size of the watch face, fit the stem via a side slot, and pack with paper or cotton if needed. Attach the cover and bend soldered metal to the back, then clamp the holder to the handlebars. An inexpensive watch suffices.
A Boston minister recalls a little girlfriend who proudly showed a candy cat. She kept it because it was pretty, but later confessed she saved it until it grew dirty and had to eat it.
A reading of a fragmented letter shows Mia and Benton Holm writing to Willie and Gay. The dialogue centers on quiet behavior and playful threats, capturing a domestic moment from a past household.
Pearson's Weekly notes Prince Henry of Prussia as a keen sailor and strict martinet. On a bitter North Sea day he ordered all hands to bathe. He leaped into icy water fully clothed, swam ashore, and returned dripping, then the crew followed suit without protest.
During tuberculosis week December 6 to 12 a national medical examination day is to be observed on December 38. Groups and individuals are urged to arrange physical examinations. A circular detailing benefits and impairment signs will be mailed on request from the National Association for the Study and Prevention of Tuberculosis in New York City.
An advertising notice promotes Cuticura emollients for tender irritated skin. It encourages bathing and anointing with the creamy products to impart intense comfort, inviting readers to sample by mail with a postcard to Cuticura Dept XY in Boston. Sold everywhere.
A battered young man from Ham’s family fled to a Louisiana levee camp after a brief stop in New Orleans for Willard Johnson fight results. He explains he was overwhelmed by the newsboys shouting the first part of the bout.
A quirky dialogue notes bowling night and playful bragging about a score. It shifts to a legal tease about a disliked lawsuit, then a digression on Denison's Coffee and the clash of wealth and religion.
An advertisement touts Dr Tierce's Pellets as best for liver bowels and stomach claiming one pellet for a laxative and three for a cathartic The text also contains a proverb about a silent man not always abbreviating timber within a saw.
An old advertisement claims urine testing before insurance, urges readers to take Anuric by Dr. Pierce to dissolve uric acid, cleanse kidneys, regulate blood pressure, and slow vascular degeneration. It touts Anuric as a safe lifesaver for those with gout or lime deposits, urging purchase from druggists.
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