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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1919
Page
5
A Turin craftsman M Felice Gilardini presents parched leather combining strength with limited elasticity. Trellis patterned hide resists tanning while mesh interiors tan normally. The result aims for high strength and narrower delta than standard leather.
An old advertisement touts Haarlem Oil Capsules as a cure for age and toxin buildup. It claims the Dutch product supports kidney function, improves vigor, and strengthens muscles, noting a 200 year history and urging readers to buy from druggists in sealed packages.
George Wharton Pepper, a known non smoker, received Havana cigars as a gift for guests. The cigars cost 50 cents each and were given to workers in the house after his wife learned of the planned entertainment. The anecdote reflects a prior habit of Pepper’s in social settings.
Newfoundland marks Memorial Day across the Island in honor of war dead observed on July 1 this year not as Canada does. Next year leaders propose an earlier commemoration in the season.
A fragmented dialogue family scene shows Benedict in gloom saying she’s all right and a man with toothache remarking that another fellow bears it, suggesting a joke about misdirected concern and personal trouble.
A Japanese syndicate has bought 1000 acres near Huanuco Peru on the Amazon watershed and another 300000 acres are in negotiation. The lands are described as suitable for sugar cotton coffee cocoa and similar crops.
An advertisement stresses that genuine Bayer aspirin must bear the Bayer Cross and come in unbroken packaging with clear directions for relief from headache toothache earache neuralgia colds and pain. It notes small tin boxes of 12 tablets and larger packages are affordable at drug stores and identifies aspirin as Bayer’s trade mark for monoacetic acid ester of salicylic acid.
A balance between aviation and wildlife rights emerges as towns along the Atlantic report deadly bird showers from wild fowl. A prominent citizen was struck by a bloody bird after aviators opened fire. The matter reaches the agriculture department and invokes the migratory bird law between the United States and Great Britain, which bans shooting birds from aircraft.
A U.S. medical corps member returning to Ellinwood Kas reports Samoan patients at the Pago Pago naval station preferred ice cream sodas over the influenza serum he dispensed at the sole drug store soda fountain.
Birmingham Age-Herald notes a song and dance team performing a sketch titled A Night in Venice and comments on the questionable portrayal of Venetians amid humorous disapproval.
Quip quotes Uncle Eben praising a scene of mermaids with playful humor about women imitating them and the idea of jealousy among the fair sex in a lighthearted regional tone.
In Wiscasset and Bradford records a 1778 marriage noted a bride clothed by her husband in a white sheet to avoid debt liability. The piece traces smock marriages in Maine and Vermont, their social acceptance, and links to broader debates on women’s financial independence.
A look at young street cleaners in Salonika in the Balkans. The image shows a typical street urchin who has adopted the white winged profession and keeps cobbled thoroughfares in moderately tidy condition.
Airplane mail routes already connect New York Washington and Chicago with daily flights boosting delivery speeds. Plans to extend service link Omaha and St Louis with faster returns to the Pacific Coast.
The lesson outlines three parables from Mark and their meanings focusing on the kingdom’s humble beginnings growth and lodging. It discusses Christ’s humble origins the spread of influence and the church’s dangers from false doctrine and leaven versus sincerity and truth.
A fragment reflects on prudent thought about tomorrow and the path of Christian charity. It emphasizes living simply, working with one’s hands, and providing for those in need through acts of generosity.
A partial readable snippet discusses health and healing themes with scattered archaic phrasing. It mentions divine aid and wellness concepts, reflecting a local column tone. The fragment is incomplete and lacks clear persons or institutions.
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