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Newspaper
Big Timber Pioneer
Location
Big Timber, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1903
Page
3
A reformer and independent Democrat visits Lewis Nixon in his private office and, after reviewing Nixon's machinery models, tells him he cannot support his mayoral bid. He declares Nixon is "too much of a machine man" in a candid exchange reported by the Philadelphia Public Ledger.
In 1916 legal language warns that oath sworn in Toledo Ohio binds the firm I J Cauney Cr and BEA L FRANK J CHENEY to pay one hundred dollars for a caravan cured only by Maut.s Catakrian. Public notice names Newry Public Hall and a testimonial claim for Newry. The advertisement promotes Newry public hall cures taken internally with a Toledo address and claims Mall's Family Pills as best.
A humorous exchange from the New York Times features a man claiming a magazine offers women’s advice on attractiveness. A woman challenges timing with playful questions about marriage and keeping the knack afterward.
A list of patents issued last week names Edward Clark Minneapolis Minnesota for a fuel process and apparatus Harry Clemons St Paul Minnesota for a road grade fog machine Charles Cushing New Paynesville Minnesota for a pumping apparatus Frederick Pahrennols St Paul Minnesota for a vegetable grater Pierpont Langdon Audubon Minnesota for a car axle lubricator Charles Montfort St Paul Minnesota for a worbrella and cane rack Andrew Sell Mora Minnesota for a traction wheel or runner The law firm Lothrop Johnson patent lawyers is listed with addresses in St Paul MN.
The Philadelphia Press quotes the victim noting that Planus, identified as the architect, is currently constructing a house for himself and expresses doubt he will avoid cheating. The fragment reflects a rumor of deceit surrounding Planus and his construction project.
An advertisement touts a heart care preparation from Anglo-American Med Co offering relief for organic and sympathetic heart disease in 80 remutas with rapid results. It claims to ease palpitation shortness of breath smothering spells and chest pain while also strengthening nerves and curing the stomach. Available from druggists for 1.00 or directly from the company in Chicago.
A dialogue scene shows Slyman claiming a salary raise next month while Nowtut reveals he has borrowed money this week. The exchange hints at financial strain and pressure between the two individuals.
Mother Gray's Sweet Powders are claimed to cure constipation feverishness bad stomach teething disorders and worms in children. Usage through the Children’s Home in New York with over 30 000 testimonials and samples free at All druggists 2c address A S Olmsted LeRoy New York. Anger if unrestrained is more hurtful than the injury that provokes it.
A satirical column argues that mismatched marriages remain the least appealing bargain for the modern woman. It critiques societal expectations, suggesting independence and choice outweigh traditional matchmaking.
Publicized advertisement touts Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets as a cure for colds within a day. It offers AX druggists refund if the remedy fails and cites a sensational mortality statistic about overwork claiming one death per a billion.
An OCR fragment blends testimonial quotes and brand pitches from 1900. It invokes Winslow’s syrup for children and June tint butter color urging calm and temperance. A Minneapolis address praises Piso’s Cure and closes with a moral about gilded youth facing adversity.
A poetic verse extols laughter as a balm against worry, describing a cheerful singer whose ringing ho ho ho lifts demons from troubled souls. It contrasts joy with sorrow through two angels and invites readers to join in celebration of merriment as solace.
A nostalgic reminiscence recalls a forty year old local ball club with handicaps and quirks. The writer lists players such as Deacon Perry and Layne Oh Squire Sid and notes positions and a wooden leg in the outfield. The piece ends with a wish to play again with the same fellows.
A humorous sketch notes the cheerful chaos babies bring to home life and society. It jokes about babies owning wards, guiding counties, and provoking questions, while playfully remarking on the idea of renting babies and the ideal of the perfect, red faced infant.
A Sherman Texas farmer reports months of back ache and hip pain from suspected kidney trouble. After failed medical treatment and high cost, Dean's Kidney Pills relieved symptoms by targeting the kidneys, with quick improvement and full recovery. The ad promotes Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY as the supplier.
The moralizer cites Newton as discovering gravity from an apple fall while a demoralizer suggests Mother Eye long before found gravity by biting an apple. The brief exchange echoes the debate over scientific insight versus common sense.
A Camden reader reports relief from burning itching and sore feet after using Allen's Foot-Ease. The customer says she would not be without it and notes it cured corns and foot discomfort. Sold by all druggists at 25 cents.
A playful exchange centers on Chauncey’s jokes and a deaf mute’s reaction as the Columbia Jester engages in banter. The humor turns on finger tickling and the muter’s response to punch lines.
In a light, humorous fashion the note describes a sofa and a chair in a mood of gloom. A mistress影楚 rumor or claim of caning is mentioned in a fragmentary, playful tone.
An advertisement touts Dr. Agnew's Catarrhal Powder as a rapid cure for head aches eye pains and offensive breath. It claims Catarrh sufferers will find relief quickly and notes the remedy has fifty years of standing and is effective for Catarrha cases.
A Cleveland Plain Dealer quote notes Mrs Mluffy spends little time at home due to many poor relations. The remark highlights domestic strain and extended family obligations as the source of her absence.
A humorous observation notes a man attempting to prop a damp post and suggests the act reflects sympathy for anything tight, framing it as a light, ironic moment.
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