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Newspaper
Basin Republican
Location
Basin, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1905
Page
15
A fragmentary note recalls a dubious patent medicine claim from Buffalo New York. The speaker asserts health gains from a pill regimen after taking the last dose and notes a deceased inventor of a so called gold prick with a new buyer arising.
A garbled travel note describes an eastern tourist visiting California from Los Angeles toward San Francisco. It mentions electric trolleys, mountain scenery, and impressions of the Sierra Nevada foothills, praising the landscape but with many unclear phrases and missing details. The piece hints at literary interest in California’s grandeur and a May stage production by A. Smith.
A garbled ad-like excerpt references health, household remedies, and a 1900 publication. It mentions Dentivéas and various products and phrases as if from an old catalog or column. The readable bits point to consumer curiosity and medical quack literature of the era.
In the Lowinville Courter Journal a comical scene unfolds as residents discuss garbled speech and forgotten keys leading to locked doors. The column riffs on social friction and a mock legal note about marriage offers and divorce satire.
The excerpt shows strained dialogue about a kiss and a reckoning of loyalties. A man forgives a partner’s father after years, while a lawyer’s misstep before the jury prompts regret and calls for truth. The tone mirrors a sensational column from a Chicago publication.
Fragmentary letters express frustration with an artist, questioning why drafts return and accusing the artist of lacking progress. The writer mentions past refusals and seeks better efficiency and drawing results.
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