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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1920
Page
7
Bayonne New Jersey resident Mrs Susie Sacatansey reports six months of back pain and incapacity ended after using Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound. She credits renewed strength and work ability and urges friends to try the medicine. Burton adds promotional remarks calling the remedy poet and dependable.
An old advertisement urges parents to look for the word California on a fig syrup bottle to ensure a gentle remedy for stomach and bowel troubles in children. It touts fruity flavor and full directions on each bottle, with a humorous proverb and a skin care plug for Cuticura products.
Two Mexicans in overalls robbed section men near Rock Springs, netting $200. Laramie gains Dr. Emile Doerenberg as modern language head. Western Union notes vast rail activity from Laramie to Rawlins and a booming state fair. Casper court convicts Claude Gavin of embezzlement. school enrollment climbs in Laramie. Cheyenne Salt Lake mail shifts to rail due to plane shortages. funeral held for Mrs. Kimball in Glenrock. Land classifications total 8 million acres across WY CA MT. $250 bounty offered for Joe Korich capture.
Lesson text centers on Jesus baptism and temptation, detailing John’s protest, the Spirit’s anointing, and the Father’s approval. It outlines Jesus’ sinless humanity, divine nature, and Messiah mission, with the wilderness trial and the defense using Scripture to defeat Satan.
The Newark Evening News argues nations guided by faith and religious authority may endure, warning that mockery of religion and skepticism undermine societies. It suggests societies relying on material proofs alone risk destruction, urging reverence for faith in national survival.
The fragment notes Good Nature as a wealth claim about Veecher, highlighting the phrase as a notable descriptor. It suggests a regional or personal reputational view without further context or events. No clear date, place, or identifiable organization is present in the readable text.
A long running ad touts Bochee’s Syrup as a universal remedy for coughs colds bronchitis throat irritation and lung troubles. It claims fifty four years of trusted use and promises restful nights with easy morning expectoration. Sold by druggists and medicine dealers. advertisement indicates Ady as the source.
A quoted dialogue shows a wife asking for money to attend church and a husband agreeing to help, revealing a charitable motive. The exchange ends with the wife admitting she is the woman in need.
An ad touts Pape's Diapepsin as the fastest safe relief for indigestion gases and heartburn. It promises immediate stomach correction so readers can enjoy foods again and notes large savings per case with millions helped annually.
The narrator recalls visitors praising T as the smartest child they have met. Each guest hands a quarter and asks for a recital, but T says they knew many pieces yet did not recite any for the visitors. The exchange reveals family expectations and T’s hesitation.
An advisory urges mothers to inspect every bottle of Castoria for the "7 In Use for Over 30 Years" mark. The well known Castoria remedy for infants and children is highlighted with its familiar label and association to Fletcher's Castoria.
A short humorous exchange features a carpet wondering why being floored is a worst fate for a man while a clock questions why fear of his hands striking worries him. The dialogue, set in a parlor tone, plays on object personifications and wordplay.
An advertisement touts Diamond Dyes as simple to use for wool, silk, linen, cotton, or blends. It claims coats, dresses, gloves, and even draperies can be revitalized with new, fade resistant colors and urges asking a druggist for the Diamond Dyes Color Card. Also notes a skin doctor claim about wrinkle removal with modern devices.
Look Out for Rheumatism As Winter Approaches describes bloodborne origins of rheumatic disease and promotes S.S.S. as a long standing remedy. The ad urges readers to begin taking S.S.S. now and request free expert medical advice from the Chief Medical Adviser at Swift Laboratory, Atlanta, Ga.
A five year old boy named John grows desperate as guests ignore him during an evening of entertaining. He finally asks his mother to let them go to bed so the company can go home. The note appears in a Puneb London column about a noiseless gun invention changing war planning.
An incomplete dialogue hints at plans for tomorrow afternoon. The fragment mentions "fresh air kids" and a plan described as quite appropriate, but no concrete details, names, or locations are provided.
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