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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1920
Page
4
A vintage advertisement touts Danderine as a beauty tonic that revitalizes hair after a single massage. It claims to add fullness and shine, refresh the scalp, and prevent dandruff and hair loss, priced at 85 cents and available at all druggists.
A quip about moonshine fuels a rural exchange between a narrator and Uncle Bill Bottletop. They joke that moonshine may not need much driving to affect a man, underscoring wary humor in a casual country scene.
A claim that Green's August Flower relieves indigestion nervous dyspepsia constipation torpid liver dizziness and other digestive disorders. The ad notes fifty four years of use in thousands of households worldwide and promotes it as a gentle laxative sold everywhere.
A fragmentary dialogue shows Mrs Scrapp noting her foot asleep while Scrapp jokes that the issue is not her tongue, highlighting a light domestic moment.
An advertisement touts Diamond Dyes as easy to use for wool silk linen cotton or blends. It promises a rich fadeless color with directions simple enough for any woman and guarantees perfect results when the Diamond Dyes Color Card with 16 colors is purchased.
A fragment from a verse exchange recalls a romantic gesture with violets and lips. The lines hint at affectionate symbolism and intimate tone between two unnamed lovers.
An old advertisement touts Bayer Aspirin as genuine and safe for millions, sold in unbroken Bayer packages with directions for headache toothache neuralgia rheumatism and pain. It mentions blister boxes of 12 tablets and notes a Bayer trademark with salicylic acid and a large package option.
Fragmentary notes describe a performance titled Dancing 4 Bhuggelog with music. The text hints at a shift to wrestling in Munich with fleeting impressions of movement and venue.
Catalog style claim promotes Hall's Catarrh Medicine as a constitutional remedy. It asserts internal action through the blood to relieve catarrh and restore strength, offering free circulars from Chamberlin Cheney & Co. Toledo, Ohio.
Readers note a trend of men embracing religious practice as a quick, last resort response to personal or societal strain, signaling a shift toward spiritual coping in uncertain times.
The lesson outlines Jesus moving from Judea to Galilee after John the Baptist’s imprisonment, calling Peter and Andrew, James and John to follow, and summoning them to be fishers of men. It notes his autocratic command, their humble station, immediate obedience, and his threefold Galilean ministry of teaching, preaching, and healing.
Casper reports Mrs. Bryant Mh Brooks reelected state regent at the Wyoming DAR convention. Other items include Cody banning shimmy dances, University of Wyoming football team buildup, a Casper cafe cook Claude Teanor's suicide after killing his wife, and various regional incidents in Cheyenne Basin Douglas Basin and Kemmerer.
A reflective quote urges patience and trust in God to teach lessons in his own way. It emphasizes learning fully before distractions resume and cautions against rushing to play before understanding arises.
A cryptic passage notes that mischief makers and talebearers have stirred more trouble than a poisoned bowl and a dagger. The line contrasts scandal and rumor with danger, suggesting social harm from gossip and deceit within a mythic frame.
United States military government reports four years of occupation have cleaned public finances, wiped out debt, and improved sanitation in the Dominican Republic. It says $3.2 million remained in treasury on August 1, 1920, with $20 million bonded debt to be paid by 1925 and steps toward education and infrastructure continue.
Dalton Mass October 2 former United States senator Winthrop Murray Crane died at Sugar Hill after a seven week illness of sleeping sickness attributed to encephalitis. Born April 23 1853 in Dalton he built a life in the paper industry and public service without seeking to be an orator. He served eight years in the Senate and led a major paper concern.
The jury in United States district court, Spokane, heard the Lever Act profiteering case against Spokane Dry Goods Co. over the Crescent department store. They were discharged Tuesday after a sealed verdict of disagreement.
Ten criminals will be hanged in Chicago on October 14 and 15 with eight executions on the first day and two on the next. The first batch will include the Caurdinella gang famed for numerous crimes and several murders.
In a pitching duel Brooklyn ace Bur Weigh A Grimes held Cleveland scoreless 3-0 at Ebbets Field. The second game of the World Series saw Cleveland’s Bagby and Able opposing Grimes in a tight shutout.
Negotiations between the Norwegian government and Maxim Litvinoff, Bolshevik agent in Scandinavia, have been definitely broken off according to Herlingske Tidende. Litvinoff probably will return to Busata.
Reports from Paris state Grand Duke Michael Alexandrovich of Russia, brother of the late Emperor Nicholas, was not assassinated as claimed by Bolsheviks and is now said to be in Siam.
Eugene V. Debs, Socialist presidential nominee, spoke Monday about the November election and the emergence of a rival party in Atlanta. The report notes Gavent galns for the Boduliat party and references the contest’s political dynamics.
A fragmented advertisement extols remedies for pimples and skin diseases claiming to reach the source in the blood. It promotes S S S and a medical adviser contact in Atlanta. A stray anecdote about a car accident and a quip about “Kingdom Come by auto” appears.
An advertisement touts Pape's Diapepsin as fast relief for indigestion gases and heartburn. It claims tablets provide immediate soothing action and corrective stomach balance, allowing continued meals without fear and costing little.
A humorous dialogue hints at trouble after a union, noting he is a Republican and she a Democrat. The exchange frames political differences as a potential marital clash, reflecting partisan tensions in a witty, light tone.
An advertisement urges adding Cuticura Talcum to toilet requisites. It touts the scented face skin baby and dusting powder and perfume, claiming the trio Soap Ointment and Talcum is essential and ubiquitous.
A vaudeville manager rebukes a prima donna who refuses to follow a trained chimpanzee. He orders her to stay in her dressing room until show time to avoid disrupting the act. The remark implies she cannot be certain whom she is following on stage.
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