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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1919
Page
5
A Miami naval aviation cadet assigned to a seaplane for an hour returns after three minutes claiming the air was rough. He tells the division commander he saw the road toward Miami full of blackbirds walking into town, prompting a sharp rebuke.
A London Chronicle item notes a school with a Beery class list including Negus Maltster Burton Whitbeard and Stout while Ginn and cleaner Mrs Wines appear in other classes. The article jokes Brewery Road ties and Beery as inappropriate. A separate unrelated exchange mocks social talk with odd phrasing and a remark on antleolopeitic views.
In three doctors report, the cause of death is linked to excessive indulgence. The phrase suggests a medical assessment of the deceased by multiple physicians.
An old advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Medicine as a constitutional remedy. It claims internal action through the blood and mucous surfaces to address the disease, improve strength, and support natural healing. A $100 reward promise appears in the copy.
A Roxbury village school memory recalls two boys, Jay Gould collecting 70 cents for a student’s composition and John Burroughs later famed naturalist celebrating his 82nd birthday. Burroughs, content with simple living, says he feels no age or pain and finds joy in nature, sharing his feelings through many books.
Attorney General Palmer said the Justice Department will prosecute excess profits by clothing manufacturers and wholesalers once Congress extends the food control act to clothing. A state attorney general committee will map cooperation between federal and state enforcement agencies. Palmer cited progress in slowing price trends and promised further food reductions benefiting consumers. Hoover praised the campaign's value and called for curbing trader speculation.
Washington Senator Hitchcock, a leading administration ally in the Senate fight over the peace treaty, issued a statement interpreting the vote on Senator Lavige motion to postpone full amendments as a victory for supporters of the pact.
Judge Ken-Judge Pollock overruled the remurrer by thirty six alleged I W W members accused of conspiracy against the government and overthrow plotting. The men are ordered to proceed to trial.
An old advertisement urges readers to treat kidney pain with Gold Medal Haarlem Kidney Capsules. It promises quick relief from backache and kidney-related signals, claiming the remedy has centuries of use and is available in sealed packages with a money back guarantee.
The piece argues about scent and beauty influencing voters, noting Teauty has no real advantage yet catching floating votes. It compares milliners' bills to taxes the Nile sex pays for female beauty.
An old advertisement emphasizes that Bayer Tablets of Aspirin must bear the Bayer Cross to be genuine and safe. It notes the product relieves headache toothache earache neuralgia and colds, with 12 tablet tins available at drug stores and larger quantities also sold.
In a humorous exchange Mrs Grabbitt asks if she can deduct the cost of her husband’s salary for carfare and lunches when listing her income. The Income Tax Man responds with guidance on allowable deductions and tax listing limits.
A dialogue pairs LT and Robert debating a summer visit to an aunt. The Boston Transcript title hints at a playful or coded pursuit, suggesting a literary or metaphorical exchange rather than a direct factual report.
Subpoenas compel appearance in federal court here to testify about demobilization and to cases against three liquor dealers charged with violation of the prohibition act.
In a quiet moment the boy breaks silence with urgency as fatigue and need drive him to demand conversation. The exchange reveals strain and a desire for connection between father and son.
The Mexican government cancels its planned exhibition and business delegation to the upcoming Texas state fair due to Governor W. T. Hobby's advocacy of U S armed intervention in Mexico. The move stems from diplomatic tensions with Texas and Mexico amid recent public statements.
The bureau of education in the federal district of Mexico announced the closure of 116 schools in the capital and others in municipalities due to a shortage of fuel.
The article reports substantial bond retirements overseen by the government with allied support, noting taxes paid via bonds and a large total issue figure. It mentions a specific combined value approaching 17 billion and a 400 million figure, reflecting wartime financing activity. The piece outlines how bonds are used to fund the war effort and the involvement of Souths under allied governments.
Washington officials received a state department memo from Gorsk on Wednesday indicating that Admiral Kelchak had not resigned and did not contemplate any action. The report counters rumors of imminent replacement.
A cricket chirps by rubbing its wings against its hind legs. A mule avoids this by rubbing its tongue on the roof of its mouth. A talking box for lawn mowers announces the owner's name with each wheel turn to curb cash borrowers nationwide.
Fragmentary quotation discusses women and lips with a distorted sentiment about insults. The text appears as garbled prose, citing a name resembling Caforius Magualue, with no clear context or events.
Fragmented OCR text with unclear subjects mentions prohibition beer checks and gambling terms. lacks identifiable people, places, or organizations to form a coherent news item. Summary highlights insufficient readable facts to confirm events or context.
A collection of wry reflections on love, ambition, education, money, and daily misprints. Observations range from warning against overhasty experiments to the value of consistency, thrift, and home charity, with comic asides about Uncle Sam and running away to join a circus.
Railroads serving steel plants in Youngstown district laid off 100 yard crews as the steel strike began Monday, railroad officials reported. The action affects workers across the Youngstown area and signals wider plant disruption.
A muddled excerpt reflects mixed fragments about path making in jungle imagery, references to Huckeyes traveling home after wintering at sea, April snow, and vague notes on congressmen, justice, and a golden sand treaty mortar. The source appears as garbled veteran-era prose with unclear context and人物 names.
King Alfonso of Latin, who has not visited France since 1014, arrived incognito by automobile from Salat Kebas tim. A large crowd gathered around the hotel to welcome him.
A blaze destroyed the Hudspeth dry goods building in Greenville Texas endangering the surrounding block and causing extensive damage in the downtown business district. Fire crews battled the flames to prevent spread as smoke blanketed the area.
A fragment reflects quirky dialogue about cleaning methods and manners, with a playful exchange hinting at cultural or linguistic shifts. The lines suggest light satire of etiquette in domestic tasks and dialogue echoes.
A readably garbled report notes Wilhelmina Gughse of Wousau declares she aims to live to one hundred. It also mentions King George visiting a munitions factory and hearing a deafening machine noise said to operate by specific nerves.
A pithy fragment argues multiple ways to achieve happiness, noting the folly of chasing easier methods while overlooking present chances. It concludes with a blunt remark on marital discord from men who rarely stay home to know their wives.
Quen of Shelu Pine teathare wake the birds. Phrase muddled. readable fragment mentions turning over a new leaf and awakening birds in a mythical setting.
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