28 Oct 1926
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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1926
Page
1
Colorado Springs woman Mrs J J Lieb recovers health after 10 years of indigestion and run-down condition. She credits Tanlae tonic made from roots barks and herbs for restoring strength and vitality and urges other women to use it.
Aerial group Saint Breath Tiers adopt Walther Curnus as their patron saint. His name will be entered for cunem wilion. He made a temerable balloon ascension August 6, 1784.
A dated notice urges consumers to look for the genuine Bayer Aspirin with safe proof and warns that imitations may be dangerous. The item also briefly mentions a new German bath plan using ultraviolet lights and night bathing, reflecting mid century consumer safety notices.
Chicago trustee Joseph Leiter of the Leiter estate enjoys a trip in Sheridan and Johnson counties. Casper hosts Lone Star Exploration Company with 109000 capital and directors including McMahon and Nichols. Wyoming cattle and sheep reports stay strong amid range downturn. Frontier Committee named for the 1927 show by Cheyenne Chamber of Commerce. Newcastle high school wins eleventh place at Detroit judging contest, first for Wyoming. Farm wage data show lower pay with board. irrigation district proposal in Wheatland flat area. Three Shoshone bidimus sue Pilot Bulls, Glenrock and Avco Gab in federal court. Memorial plans for Col William Cody surface in Cody and Omaha. Cody museum project announced by Mary Jester Ab Yon. Royalties case denies accounting to Henry A Miller. Federal predatory animal hunting yields large bear kill in the state. Federal potato grading inspector appointed for Park County. Wyoming teachers convene in Casper with national education leaders including Goffman and Thoms.
Brown Sugar recipes headline a vintage feature on desserts and sweet treats. Brown Sugar Pudding Parfait Tapioca Frosting and Candy are described with step by step directions and cooking tips. The text reads like a kitchen guide listing ingredients, quantities, and methods for preparing brown sugar confections.
Quote from Wil Letmina mocks a tendency while noting some men in knickers who should wear them. The remark reflects playful gendered humor and fashion critique in a local setting.
Irvin S Cobb narrates a soldier in Missouri delivering a grand Civil War speech and a vivid Confederate charge. The tale includes a heckler who claims he and his unit fled after a quick Yankee retreat, prompting the colonel to call it another shambolic load story spoiled by an eyewitness.
A fragmented column of dialect filled with playful quips about marriage lines and honesty. The piece riffs on conversations with ministers about becoming a wife, the pace of questions, and quirks of everyday life. It ends with a caution about dealings with the federal government.
A nostalgic birthday poem from Douglas Malloch reflecting a daughter's milestones, wishing blue skies and good friends. The narrator recalls a father figure and Aunt Dad presence, hoping memories endure and happiness follows in the year ahead.
A reflective piece by F A Walker urges youths to seek sincere advice, resist galleries praise, and strive for toughness and integrity. It cautions that fame fades and lasting rewards come from character, conscience, and noble living, not showy applause or wealth.
A fragmented line defends keeping commercialism out of college athletics and criticizes a top halfback for perceived deception. The readable text is sparse and lacks clear identities or events to anchor a fuller summary.
An old advertisement promotes Cuticura Ointment for pimples redness and itching, advising use with Cuticura Soap and hot water. After bathing rinse and dry, dust on Cuticura Talcum for a pleasant fragrance. Price is 25 cents each.
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