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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1920
Page
7
A testimonial from a woman named Mevin Mitchter describes relief from backache and fatigue after using Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. The letter touts the product as beneficial for displacements, ulceration, irregularities, and nervous issues in women, noting it contains no narcotics and is made from plant extracts.
A New York Evening Sun account recalls eight year old Isabel who has long led grace at family meals. During a dinner with a visiting minister she protested when her father asked Mr Finderkin to say the blessing instead. Isabel then reminded the guest she had said the prayer six times while he spoke once.
An advertisement claims Hall's Catarrh Medicine builds up the system and cleanses the blood to reduce inflammation of nasal passages. It asserts repeated acute attacks can become chronic and that the medicine works internally through the blood on mucous surfaces. Advertising copy lists P. J. Cheney & Co. of Toledo, Ohio.
In Durham County England an old custom greets the first person met on the way to church with fruit cake and cheese. The practice is tied to a Christen party and reflects traditional local hospitality.
James M. Cox spoke to about 10 000 Democrats at the Tabernacle in Salt Lake City praising Utah pioneers and outlining his stances on prohibition political prisoners postal wages and America First He attacked Harding porch campaigning and urged a strong campaign fund and league of nations stance while predicting Utah steel growth.
A roundup from Casper to Laramie details a new $70,000 bridge over the Platte near Casper, a broncho rider injured in the Stampede, arson losses near Boggs, a Union Pacific switchman praised for bravery, and the death of Cactus Lone Bear. Also noted are two mail plane wrecks at Rock Springs, a murder mystery in Niobrara county, a Cheyenne shooting during immigrant enforcement, and various other Wyoming news items including embroided prison art, river deaths, livestock awards, and a fatal electric shock at Boysen dam.
Senator Harding urges adoption of a new war prevention proposal over the league of nations in a message to Republican women’s groups. He says American women must preserve national conscience at home and not “check it at Geneva,” warning the league would mean American boys overseas. He plans a comprehensive discussion of the league from a women’s viewpoint.
In Paria the general view is that President Deschanel will resign due to ill health. Alexandre Millerand, the French premier and foreign minister, is cited as the likely successor if Deschanel resigns, though some friends say he may refuse the candidacy. The Figaro notes possible unanimous offer could persuade acceptance.
The Dilnels Southern railroad, placed in receivership in September 2018, sold for 725000 to the Chicago clearing house at public auction. In Stanger Texas a blind man Jake Broughton died in a rooming house fire wreckage. The monetary laws were fixed at 400000.
September 26 lesson reflection on David Solomon and the three kings. Golden text contrasts outward appearance with the heart. Topics cover David's zeal for God, Solomon's wisdom, and lessons from their reigns.
A condensed declaration notes that true labor is ceasing worldly toil and serving God. It urges giving a tithe of time as the first fruits of our efforts as a mark of respect and allegiance to the divine, describing this work as the highest and hardest labor.
True gentleness springs from gratitude to the Creator and a sense of shared human nature. It grows from self examination and a fair view of men's condition and duties, shaped by principled refinement of native feeling.
A brief article notes that politeness and benevolence guide everyday interactions among people. It reflects on courteous conduct and considerate behavior shaping social harmony in ordinary life.
At a local gathering George Green sings a public song for the first time, pleasing the audience though his wife fears he will seek vengeance for a late dinner. She voices relief after realizing the motive was to entertain others, not punish her.
Chicago readers are urged that thousands of reports support Eatonic's long term use. Two tablets after meals stop belching bloating and heartburn and aim to flush acids and poisons from the body. Regular use over weeks is recommended for best results.
The county superintendent of schools stopped at a farm home for the night and befriended a local boy. When the boy’s dog approached, the official asked if it was named BAVAEE. The boy replied the dog was named shep herd.
In Stray Stories, a lighthearted note declares that a dog incident led to a romantic turn with a couple now engaged. The tale centers on Flow and a poodle beloved by a woman, suggesting comic fate rather than serious consequence.
A prosperous customer asks about new cars and an automobile dealer touts phonographs in late models. The dealer explains the phonograph noise helps customers hear the engine knock, preventing sonic surprises.
In a domestic moment a husband complains of being cooped up while his wife retorts that life is visible beyond their window as motorcars pass by. The exchange highlights a tension between domestic confinement and urban motion.
Simply remove the cause of clogged passages and they will clear naturally. Treatments that only provide temporary relief fail because the underlying germ-infested blood remains. An antidote to catarrh germs is claimed to cleanse the blood through a thorough course of remedy. Free medical advice is offered by Chief Medical Adviser at 101 Swift Laboratory, Atlanta, Ga.
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