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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1919
Page
5
Small sum seeks particulars from Great Leathers Producing and Refining Co in Indianapolis Indiana at 1007 Hume Mansur Bidg for details on refinery earnings and payments.
The article recalls Trafalgar as the end of the sailing era and England’s seafaring mastery, while noting the earlier Columbus era marked by the voyage of the Santa Maria and the epoch making fleet from Spain. It frames these moments as pivotal in naval history.
An advertisement touts Freezone as a low cost treatment to remove corns and calluses from feet. It claims use with fingers to lift both hard and soft corns, softening and separating the root with a few drops from a tiny bottle sold at drug stores.
He offers his coat to keep her warm in a brief, intimate moment. she questions the need and counters with caution about removing warmth. The exchange suggests tension and developing closeness in a restrained scene.
Senator Hiram W. Johnson of California, in Salt Lake City after a west tour, denounces the league of nations as contrary to Americanism. He attacks Article X, warns of British dominance, laments Shantung, cites secret treaties, and argues the U.S. should act alone as a bulwark for peace.
Six men robbed the Samuel Emerson company paymaster in a Euclid avenue building lobby Saturday morning after peppering his face and fled in an automobile with $11,000.
Authority reported Riga evacuated by Letts after a Friday attack by German forces with heavy bombardment. The move followed a German Russian offensive reported in the city.
The house of deputies of the triennial general convention of the Protestant Episcopal Church heard urged plans for church expansion in Detroit and for appointing an American bishop to the European field. The speaker, Nelson Mage, emphasized growth strategies and international leadership.
Tongler reports M Raisull the tundit was offered surrender to the Spanish government. Corocco sources say Spanish troops have occupied Penafutuar Tulma and Kovarnla.
An old advertisement describes Cascarets as a remedy for constipation biliousness headaches and sour stomach. It claims the product cleanses the stomach removes undigested food and foul gases and expels waste overnight while you sleep promising morning relief.
A reader recalls an eye test using belladonna drops to enlarge pupils and the promise of clear sight with dark glasses. Riding a crowded streetcar, a woman loses her vision suddenly and sits on a stranger's lap amid college-era laughter, seeking anonymity behind the glasses. The ad then promotes Cuticura products for baby's skin with soap ointment talcum and a scented powder.
The text notes that red hair was disliked by Romans and cited figures like Napoleon, Nero, and Nebuchadnezzar with red hair or whiskers. It contrasts straight hair for Napoleon with curly hair for Achilles and Ajax and mentions Nero’s fate during Rome’s fire. It also references a proverb about toll as its own pleasure.
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