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Newspaper
Big Timber Pioneer
Location
Big Timber, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1908
Page
5
The article argues that on site hand mixing yields the most scientific paint, compares it to a doctor’s prescription, and warns against factory mixed products. It asserts genuine white lead with linseed oil is pre blended by National Lead Company and offers free testers from New York headquarters.
Mrs Subbubs contemplates a big dinner to justify borrowing back fine plates she lent to Mrs Nuybor. The scene hints at domestic intrigue as PF is cited as the motive for the plate retrieval.
In Readiver Valley Minnesota Woite today for full information Lot Burchard Manhinttan Ride se oul Man wants but little here belowthat is he wants a little more than he can get This summary preserves readable entities and reflects a brief item about crop payments and local requests.
An advertisement notes OUR COMPLEXION BRUSHES are safe for skin and are fed by users who care about their complexion. Ginny Mfg. Co. of New York promotes brushes that will not injure skin and are sold through Bow 67th Street New York.
An advertising notice touts Allen's Foot-Ease powder as a cure for painful smarting feet and growing nails. It claims relief for sweating feet and ease of shoe fit, priced at 25 cents with a free trial package offered by A. S. Olmsted of Le Roy New York.
Col. John C. Loper and Milo Ward have played a million-point cribbage contest for seven years in Des Moines Iowa. They meet weekly and expect to finish around 1915 after 1265 years. The score stands 400234 to 455234 as they enter their fifth 100000-point series.
A wealthy young woman over six years suffered indigestion from rich foods and spent $300 on tonics. After switching to Grape-Nuts she improved within a week, gained four pounds, and credited the cereal with restoring health, urging others to try it. Postum Co. endorses the testimony.
A medley of anecdotes travels from Goldfield s mining boom to Wall Street wit. Casey McDaniel of the Casey house, Goldfield s Waldorf, deflects a payback claim with a fourteen month joke. A Perkins letter ruse and a dentist prank close the slice of humor.
The advertisement touts Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna as a trusted laxative choice. It claims gentle, natural relief without debility, approved components, and no need to increase dose, urging purchase of the California Fig Syrup Co. product from leading druggists.
A light verse notes the speaker rejects Kipling while asserting a need to grind and fashion a hat for his hair. The playful line blends self awareness with humorous commentary on style and labor.
An old advertisement extols Hall's Catarrh Cure as an internal remedy that purports to affect the blood and mucous surfaces. It claims a physician-approved formula and includes testimonials and sample requests. Other notices promote patents and safety razors with persuasive pricing.
The article notes nearly sixty thousand Americans chose Canada for homes in 1907, following similar waves in prior years. It cites favorable climate, plentiful crops, land at low prices with easy terms, and 160 acres free, plus strong social conditions. Winnipeg and Edmonton are highlighted as growth centers with agriculture and markets expanding.
In a courtroom scene the judge warns a man to tell the truth under oath or face prison. The man swears and leans on a friend for reassurance while a second speaker urges honesty. The exchange highlights tension over truthfulness before sentencing.
A quirky item notes a milliner seeking inspiration outside traditional sources by studying an ash barrel in an alley. The piece hints at unconventional methods for fashion ideas and sly humor about Parisian styles.
Gunson recalls meeting his mother with a terse exchange where he says he never met her and she overtook him, framing a brief, terse memory in dialogue. The fragment hints at a family history moment with names and a sense of distance.
Mrs El Mutzabaugh of Duncanpos Pennsylvania describes spring illness with kidney pain sediment in urine and fits of heat. After using Dean's Kidney Pills she recovered fully, using eight boxes. Advertisement notes price and maker Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY. Six feet of bathtub makes all wew equal.
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