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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1919
Page
5
Urbana Illinois reader describes relief from change of life symptoms after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Letter claims improved strength, renewed energy, and ability to resume housework after a winter of fatigue and nervousness.
The note promotes cutiura lazermeite sone ointments priced at 249 Zalam for itching skin. It mentions continuing stock concerns from a boyhood farm in Gotham and contrasts past farm duties with current Wall Street business, noting only water is needed now.
Thousands of women suffer kidney and bladder trouble and fear it is the sole cause of their weakness. Healthy kidneys prevent other organs from failing and restore vitality. Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root is promoted as a remedy with sample bottles by mail. Kilmer Co., Binghamton, NY, offers bottles at drug stores.
The hostess offers two cake plates to Arthur who declines a single flavor and asks for a piece of both. He says he is not particular like some folks.
In a sharp exchange the speaker jokes that Mrs. Flatbush and Mrs. Bensonhurst would oppose her husband’s campaign, joking she would mark two crosses on the ballot to defeat him.
A fragmented 19th century advertisement cites arsenic medical claims by F. J. Cheney & Co. The text notes the medicine's action through blood and mucous surfaces as a long standing assertion, with testimonial support from Ohio.
In a crime reporting style, a policeman jokes about a jewel robbery while a man, Mr Crosalets, insists his missing cook was the jewel. Neighbors are blamed as the mystery unfolds with humor and confusion.
The phrase evokes a guiding ideal of gentle yet firm authority likened to a queen's rule shaping a young man's heart and character.
A home method for Palm Beach suits explains cleaning with gasoline to remove grease, lukewarm suds with neutral soap, stain treatment using carbon tetrachloride perborate and acids, then partial drying and pressing with a moderately hot iron on the garment’s wrong side. It notes the need for sleeve boards and careful handling of various stains to avoid professional cleaning costs.
The article details in demand veils designed for wear with small hats or toques. Styles emphasize a large square veil with black maroon beaver or blue silk hexagonal mesh and lavish chain stitching. Variations include hex mesh bordered by large embroidered pasties and a filet pattern foundation with a Greek silk border.
A practical black hat suitable with white summer frocks or dark costumes features a brim of shirted black lace and tuile with a French blue picot ribbon tied around the crown into a small bow at the back. Blue and rose flowers and maize-colored wheat accents adorn the hat.
A fashion feature highlights a taffeta frock for girls aged eleven to fifteen, detailing design elements like knee-length skirts, a scalloped bodice girdle, long cuffed sleeves, and decorative velvet ribbons. It advises mothers to choose from specialists who tailor schoolwear for activities, studies, and social events.
Bead frogs serve as an eye catching trimming for chiffon and similar fabrics. They are beadwork formed into regulation shapes, sewn in place to create Pretty Combination. A hazy dark brown braid with walloes yields a light comfortable Hind turban suited for city wear.
An advertisement claims sound men stay vigorous regardless of age with proper kidneys. It promotes Gold Medal Haarlem Oil Capsules as a tonic to keep systems working, improve spirits and muscles, and prevent premature aging. Two capsules daily, money back if not helped. available from druggists in three sealed sizes.
The dialogue hints at a quick judgment and a clash of opinions between two figures during an initial encounter. Hidden tensions surface as personalities collide, setting a tense dynamic for subsequent interactions.
Announcement explains that genuine Bayer Tablets of Aspirin carry the Bayer Cross mark and that unbroken packages contain proper usage directions. It notes aspirin relieves headache toothache earache neuralgia and pain, and mentions handy tins of 12 tablets and larger packages sold at drug stores at low cost.
A succinct moral admonition argues that cheats cannot escape justice as their schemes eventually collide with an honest counterforce. The saying frames deceit as doomed, predicting a lasting consequence for fraudsters.
An old advertisement advises treating a summer cold by bed rest and Boschee's Syrup to ease coughing and improve rest. It suggests avoiding drafts and simple foods if not bedridden, noting Boschee's Syrup has been made in America for over fifty years. The piece ends with a quip about old-fashioned debt seriousness.
A wide survey notes innovations from a spring gun cue ball to hollow metal rowboat floats and a one man bean sorter. It also reports subway progress in Madrid, a cement plant near Bangkok, Tasmanian hydroelectric damming, and new saddle aids for evacuating burning buildings. It covers rainfall in Australia, Philippine camphor deposits, and shifts in marriage trends.
A witty note contrasts rising costs with the economy, highlighting inflation and the burden of living expenses. The item uses a humorous angle to reflect on price increases affecting daily life.
A fragmented clipping describes an afternoon film showing and a subsequent night event. The text references Ven Odie and Sime day with unclear actions and a power issue affecting the venue in Loweville CourterJour.
A fragment notes advise choosing good company while cautioning others not to judge by appearances, mentioning a fortoiseshell worn by someone and the ensuing loneliness of those left alone.
Louis Seele of Camp Lee Virginia reports 18 cousins killed in the war. William Perry of Crowe Creek Pennsylvania notes wool boarded since 105 selzed for government use. CH Habecker of Rohterstown Pennsylvania succeeds in mixing per cent limestone with lime furnace components. Robert Loomis of Oak Park Iowa fourteen years old, rejected for army service. he is six feet tall and weighs 100 pounds.
A fragmented note lists a mnemonic for success in multal laws with nine items: money patience lawyercounsel witnesses jury judge and unclear terms. The text cites needing a good deal of money and patience and mentions lawyers and witnesses as essential, with garbled endings for several items.
A jumble of maxims on luck, love, ambition, and human folly. The piece riffs on self blame for misfortune, romantic schemes, and the stubbornness of people, closing with a quip about the diverse mix that makes up the world.
A brief, if fragmented, reflection argues that busy people are largely content. It claims male spending contributes to debt while income levels trigger levee-like financial strains. The piece suggests paying debts is harder than avoiding creditors.
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