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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1920
Page
7
In Onalaska Wisconsin Lester E Warner writes that after months of pain he found relief from female weakness with Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. He says the medicine restored health, enabling him to perform housework again and urges others to try the product based on his wife’s improvement.
Consul Francis Rf. Stewart reports in Berne that Switzerland’s growing water power resources drive interest in electrically powered household devices. Washing machines have been rare at home, with electrified machines mainly in public laundries.
A witty exchange on Paris styles sparks discussion of the coming attire as a judge asks about the cost, reflecting on trends in ladies wear and fashion influence.
A U S Department of Agriculture survey of 753 eastern farm operators finds 91 percent prize time savings from trucks, with one ton trucks preferred and most farmers located far from markets. The study covers truck types, costs, market shifts, and reliability, noting average annual mileage and life of trucks, depreciation as a major expense, and reduced need for hired help.
The text lists criteria for selecting trees to cut to improve the woods including over topped, diseased or insect damaged trees, poorly suited species, badly scarred trees, crooked or crowded slow growers, and dead or down wood to enhance remaining growth and timber value. It emphasizes removing inferior or hazardous trees to favor healthier, faster growing specimens.
Safe water for poultry hinges on shade and steady access. Experts from the United States department emphasize keeping fountains or watering devices in shade to reduce evaporation and ensure birds drink enough. Proper water care is a key detail for successful poultry management.
General guidance urges systematic maintenance to extend machine life. Regular cleaning, lubrication, and timely adjustments help machinery last longer and perform better, reducing wear and costly failures.
A proverb-like observation notes that roses do not bloom by planting alone but require consistent effort and care to reach full beauty. It emphasizes diligence as the key to flowering results.
An ad describes Hall’s Catarrh Medicine as building up the system and cleansing the blood to reduce nasal catarrh and prevent colds. It claims repeated attacks lead to chronic catarrh and that the remedy acts through the blood on mucous surfaces. Circles free from F. J. Cheney & Co. Toledo Ohio.
Dialogue shows Mr. Stubbs dismissing wedding blush as silly while Mrs. S. accuses brides of shame over marriage. The exchange hints at social attitudes toward matrimony and womanhood in the era.
An old farmer grouses about a bad harvest meeting the parish minister. The minister notes Providence provides for all even the birds, while the farmer hints at his corn. The piece ends with odd misprints and aphorisms about silence and jealousy.
A crowded theater sees a villain confront the heroine and reveal a secret about her father while boasting of a stash of 10 000 stolen condensed milk tins. The threat centers on exposure and coercion as the villain demands a wife or public scandal. The heroine pleads for mercy as the villain warns of a messy leak.
A terse exchange shows Miss Goerty Gad accusing Maria of poor work in a raid. Maria defends herself claiming to do her best while recalling insults from a fiend and a golf club incident involving Mer. Gurosen. The dialogue hints at satirical social tensions and a farce tone.
A henpecked man who recently divorced his first wife muttered a peculiar line in public, vowing that the first shall be last. The remark followed his separation and referenced a prior marriage episode with a fiendish glare.
A quirky column notes that most items go to the buyer while some refuse in odd trade remarks. The piece blends playful phrases about scouts, toys, culture, and a golden rule of avoiding extremes.
An Indianapolis News snippet presents Cuticura Soap accorded with ointment and talcum, noting their advertising use for skin clearing. It also briefly references a child named Robert aged three and a bedtime scene involving a sister and a struggle to sleep.
An advertisement claims Dr Kilmer Swamp Root is a pure natural remedy for kidney liver and bladder troubles. It stresses non stimulant vegetable ingredients and teasp oon doses with samples available for ten cents from Kilmer and Co. Binghamton NY.
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