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Newspaper
Big Timber Pioneer
Location
Big Timber, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1908
Page
5
A Denver resident Mrs A Gregory describes years of female troubles ending with recovery after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The letter urges other women to try the remedy and requests advice from Mrs Pinkham. Lynn Mass is noted as the source.
The late Judge Pettingill, known for a stern exterior, showed his warm humor when a drunken prisoner pleaded for probation. The judge asked why probation, the man replied he was sober as a judge, prompting placement on probation.
An OCR snippet promotes Mrs Winelow’s Soothing Syrup as a relief after drinking water or mint julep use, claiming it soothes teething pain and reduces inflammation for children. It mentions 208 bottles in some listing.
A light note on travel humor references the Alps seen from a car breakdown opposite them. The piece playfully suggests that regardless of street choice one’s nemesis may appear on the other side, as a social quip about perception and rivalry.
In a humorous家庭 scene Tommy jokes about a jam treat. Mrs De Smythe asks about plum jam while Tommy reveals a plan to reach the pantry from the window. The exchange ends with a warning that the father will return home.
A printed notice promotes a mail order seed catalog from Salter Seed Co of La Crosse Wisconsin. It touts a remarkable seed collection with vegetables and flowers and lists low prices per package such as carrot and cabbage seeds, claiming 12 cents with postpaid mail delivery and a bonus packet if sent with six cents. It emphasizes mailed prepayment and large quantities of seeds for 35 bushels of vegetables and thousands of flowers.
A fragment describes tenants discussing selling a flute and a baby, along with a 1908 advertisement for Garfield Tea claiming to regulate digestion, purify blood, and improve health. The odd dialogue suggests a promotional period for estate items and a patent remedy.
Mme. Veriphatte recalls a past as a provincial music hall star. A theatrical agent praises her evident stature, joking that she must have been a whole constellation.
Advertisement urges immediate relief for asthma or bronchitis with Brown's Bronchial Traches claiming no harmful drugs. Warning note accuses the piece of promoting false stories and calls for not assisting mischievous and unreliable people.
An advertisement from Taubert Tannery in Minneapolis Minnesota promotes price lists for hides and furs used in Roble coats or rugs. The note ends with a cautionary line about not exposing another’s wrongs to boast one's own honesty.
A reflection notes that character becomes tighter as one leans toward liberal views on absolute right and justice. It highlights the tension between moral ideals and practical judgment in virtue ethics.
Market prices offered by Milton Dairy Co in St Paul for dairy products or related needs. Text contrasts sending petitions to heaven with dispatching a prescription, implying urgency and direct service.
A brief note lists Dr J H Rindlaub of Fargo as a specialist in eye ear nose and throat. The fragment invokes a moral reflection on mercy and endurance in hardship.
Minneapolis seller promotes guns and traps with furs and hides tanning for robes and rugs. The ad asserts value in trading and processing hides, and ends with a reflective quote about a heart feeling for a child.
Miller and Holmes of 81 Paul Street, Minneapolis advertise daily cash for cream with price lists and tags. The note ends with a quip about every person, no matter how insignificant, being annoyable.
An old advertisement from Crescent Creamery in St. Paul promotes their product line with pledges about service and tax related wording. The message frames helping others as milestones on a moral path toward heaven.
Fragmentary ad claims a remedy named Palative Bromine Guine for cold relief in one day. The text is garbled and lacks verifiable details or sources.
In a busy city scene Babs joins Admiral, the Earl, and Mrs. Fane as they watch the stock tape. She flatly claims insight from Beitstein sources and persuades the broker to place a small, speculative bet on Mexican second press. The group lands a profitsable win as the tape clocks rise to 66.
A Wit from the Chicago Record-Herald notes that hearing a woman is a genius is not surprising, but a claim she can cook you Tall dead is unexpectedly odd and humorous.
A woman notes that she can’t understand her husband’s political views any better than he does. She describes the challenge of grasping his reasoning and the difficulty of alignment in their conversations.
Rev Geo A E Troutman of Mt Washington Missouri and his wife express strong belief in Peruna as a remedy for catarrh and la grippe stating they personally use the product and recommend it to others.
The Swanstrom Swedes Baptist pastor from Grantsburg Wisconsin reports his spasmodic throat attacks and speech difficulty vanished after using Peruna. He notes chronic diarrhea and catarrh also fully cured and mentions Peruna Tablets now offer a solid dose alternative to liquid medicine.
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