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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1920
Page
7
Testimonial from Mrs. Beau of Appleton Street praising Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound after three years of illness. Claims improved strength and ability to work twice as much. Ends with invitation to write for confidential advice from the Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co.
A humorous exchange frames a domestic scene as a wife teases her husband about effort to advance, while he responds with self deprecation about being too late. The light dialogue highlights marital roles and wordplay in a candid, era style snippet.
An advertisement extols Cuticura products for pimples and blackheads. It claims five minute relief with Cuticura Ointment and Cuticura Soap, plus skin maintenance with Cuticura Talcum, to keep skin clear for toilet uses. It touts a $5,000 front lot value as a selling angle.
Paris Finland and Sweden accept League intervention over Aland Islands. A three member commission will be appointed to report quickly for a final or provisional settlement. The move marks a major step toward international use of the League to prevent future wars.
Paris reports the resignation of Paul Deschanel as France's president. He handed the letter to Premier Millerand at Rambouillet last week. The note states his health no longer permits him to fulfill the high functions of the presidency. The resignation was read in both the senate and the chamber when they reconvened on Tuesday.
Sir Auckland Geddes, British ambassador, opened the fifteenth International congress against alcoholism. Attendees from virtually all European nations and several South American republics attended the session in Washington.
Washington reports President Wilson will take an active part in the Democratic campaign when appropriate but likely will avoid speeches. Officials say he will focus on campaign statements, especially on the league of nations.
The Senate Investigating Committee resumed in Washington on Wednesday focusing on Republican and Democratic campaign financing. The session yielded little new affirmative information on party funds to supplement prior disclosures.
Chaos erupted at a Monday night session of the Communist congress of the Mexican proletariat in Mexico City when a pistol fired into the air during a heated debate. No damage or injuries were reported and the meeting adjourned shortly after the incident.
Washington officials weigh the Mexican situation and the advisability of extending recognition to the Obregon government. The president and the state department consider all aspects before acting.
Janes VW. Bullivan, chief clerk of the Cook County board of election commissioners, said Sunday that the official count is likely to be delayed by a week or ten days.
Senator Hiram Wy Johnson will make his first public appearance for Harding-Lodge-Prefering Shortridge ticket in California. He is scheduled to address the Republican convention in Sacramento.
Wyoming items cover a half million dollar Masonic Consistory cathedral project in Cheyenne, fatalities from accidents in Douglas and Lusk, a boy's marathon win near Clearmont, rising Yellowstone Park travel, oil well fortunes, bankers gathered in Casper, and regional court cases in Rock Springs and Cheyenne. The report notes weather, gasoline price shifts, and county boundary changes affecting residents.
A lesson outline on Matthew chapters 1 and 2 outlines the birth of Jesus as King, the Magi seeking the Messiah, Herod's plot, and the providence that guides and protects Jesus and his family. It highlights the kingly focus of Matthew and the fulfillment of Messianic prophecies.
The piece urges giving alms without judging the recipient. It emphasizes God weighs the giver's compassion over the recipient's merit and notes humility in charity. The focus remains on helping those in need rather than judging their character.
A compact aphorism urges reflection on one’s own sin and faults to foster leniency toward others. It emphasizes introspection over judgment and promotes humility in daily conduct.
The ad touts Diamond Dyes as easy to use with simple directions for dyeing wool silk cotton or blends. It guarantees perfect results and promotes a 16 color Diamond Dyes Color Card offered by Dringeist.
South Africa begins manufacturing a substitute explosive named sengite to replace nitroglycerin. It has been tested in mines and is described as both strong and safe. The name derives from Substitute explosive no glycerin.
For years Dr Kilmer's Swamp-Root has shown a strong record as a kidney liver and bladder medicine. It is promoted as a physician's prescription and strengthening remedy. Sold by druggists and claimed to help the organs work as nature intends. A sample bottle can be requested by sending ten cents to Dr Kilmer Co. at Binghamton New York mentioning the newspaper.
Caisy tells her mother that Mr Meadows appears to love her and has serious intentions. She notes he laughed at a joke told by her father last night indicating growing affection.
An advertisement explains that acute nasal catarrh can become chronic and claims Hall's Catarrh Medicine cures by building up the system cleansing the blood and reducing inflammation. It notes internal action through the bloodstream and recommends Druggists for supply with circulars from F. J. Cheney & Co. Toledo Ohio.
A fragment from the Houston Post questions what a portable house is, asking if any house carried away by on cy clone qualifies, presenting a cryptic notion of portable housing in a clipped style.
Evelina awaits an admirer as her mother shops. Her young brother guards the home and questions a guest named Mr Slowcombe about a rare bird. The scene mixes playful mischief with hints of deeper family unease and madness.
Mrs. Dora Williams recalls a year of illness and ten months in bed, crediting Eatonic with her recovery from stomach trouble. The ad claims Eatonic removes excess gas and restores digestion, urging indigestion sufferers to take Entonie after meals with a small boxed price guaranteed by druggists.
In a northeast suburb Ritner faced charges for allegedly dragging his wife from a meeting and forcing her to return home. He later responded in the local paper denying the acts and claiming he never had a wife.
Conversation fragments mention Mr. Srlth and tea, contrasting past poverty with present wealth and unclear phrases about living and status.
A social media user uses a racial slur in a heated post prompting widespread condemnation. The incident fuels discussions about online civility and the consequences of offensive language. Authorities or organizations were not named in the readable text.
A fragmentary line mentions a character choosing a path and opening something described as a mill. The odd wording suggests a puzzle or misread text rather than a clear event, with limited identifiable names or places.
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