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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1919
Page
7
The United States Department of Agriculture plans twelve monthly livestock estimates for about 3,000 counties, with age and sex classifications and quality data. Reports will cover pastures, silos, feeds, and marketable surplus, aiding producers, dealers, and lenders.
James Wainscott of Richmond Virginia, aged eighty one, faces two divorces and thirteen children from two marriages and a long-ago nurse wife who resurfaced from Kansas City after fifty years seeking a divorce and alimony. The second wife also seeks dissolution and support.
German authorities remove bronze statues of former rulers from Bromberg and Thorn to prevent damage by Poles on arrival. Frederick the Great statue moved to Schneidemued, William the Great statue to be removed, Kaiser statue to be offered for festival procession, with Bismarck memorials also taken from the Vistula bridge.
The article describes two woolen suits for boys with practical details. The larger boy’s suit features patch pockets with buttoned flaps and a belt buckle, while a smaller boy’s suit uses plain wool with pleated sides, a yoke, and a belt through slides. It notes fit and finishing touches expected to please young wearers and withstand rough play.
The piece praises designers who cater to young girls twelve to seventeen with adult style influences. It highlights a velours winter coat featuring long shoulder drapery, a back bodice skirt effect with a center button row, a small sailor collar, and three-plait embellishments on sleeves. The coat reaches calf length and projects a roomy, elegant line.
The Chinese instrument uses bamboo tubes in a geometric sequence from nine inches down by two thirds each step. The emperor Husne-Tl-on supposedly linked harmony to heaven and earth with the ratio three to two, yielding a series where each tube’s pitch is a fifth above the previous.
The Leipzig fair in Germany drew a crowd of about 100000, setting a new attendance record for the event. Local organizers credited strong weather and varied exhibits for the surge in visitors.
An advertisement claims Freezone removes hard and soft corns and foot calluses by applying a few drops. It promises instant pain relief and painless removal of the callus root. The ad ends with a rhetorical message about hypocrites and Satanic majesty as a closing aside.
This old advertisement touts Castoria as a harmless substitute for castor oil and narcotics. It claims over thirty years of use for relief of constipation flatulency wind colic and diarrhea and promotes the product as the children's panacea with the genuine Charl H Fletcher signature.
Samuel Gompers at a Pittsburgh dinner links coal mine toil to justice while narrating a Pennsylvania woman who complains seven white shirt waists are washed weekly. Emma quips that her daughter may not dream of seven shirt waists or may be engaged to a coal miner who demands nightly closeness.
Isinglass or kanten is produced across Japan where climate suits it. Osaka Kyoto and Flyogo prefectures account for more than two thirds of Japan's total output, which reached about 2,800,207 pounds valued at 8077,492 in 1917.
A dialogue hints at strategic aims during canal transit and locks negotiation. A wry aside notes a widow’s view of unions and a blond woman’s appearance, reflecting attitudes in a fragmentary passage.
The bureau of chemistry of the U S department of agriculture says sumac grows abundantly in parts of the United States and can be profitably gathered and sold to tanners and dye manufacturers. Higher prices follow reduced Sicily imports. Properly gathered and cured American sumac compares to the imported plant, with Pennsylvania Maryland Virginia and West Virginia offering good wages in July August and September. Arrangements for sale should be made before gathering.
Due to a house shortage in Philadelphia fashionable five story homes with many rooms and baths, once idle for years because foreigners inundated the district, have been let to combinations of ordinary tenants.
The obelisk at Oldbridge near Groghedon is offered for sale. Erected in 17386 to mark the King William’s crossing at the Boyne battle, the relic is being sold.
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