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Newspaper
Big Timber Pioneer
Location
Big Timber, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1902
Page
7
A testimonial letter from Mrs Pauline Judson of Brooklyn praises Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Sanative Wash for curing pelvic pain after a difficult marriage. The piece urges readers to consult Mrs Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts for free advice and claims a $5000 forfeit if not genuine.
A North London minister recalls ministers craving criticism and a tale of a young minister who feared being tedious. After the elder said the sermon was brief, the young man confessed worry, and the elder bluntly replied that he had indeed been tedious.
The author notes travelers in Europe pay fares twice and tip guards, porters, waiters, and chambermaids. He observes extra charges at hotels and even servants at private homes, with commissions hidden in purchases through guides, couriers, or hotelkeepers.
Charles F. Peterson of Breed Wisconsin a Justice of the Peace for Oconto County reports years of morning backache and concludes one box of Dodd's Kidney Pills cured him he now feels as well as ever and has recommended the remedy to others with good results.
A witty dialogue exchange from Smart Set features a prospective father-in-law grilling a son-in-law about gambling smoking and drinking. The son-in-law evasively answers while admitting a fondness for a vice, underscoring a humorous clash of expectations.
Ladies can wear shoes one size smaller after using Allen's Foot-Ease powder. It makes tight new shoes easy and relieves swollen hot sweating and velting feet. Also helps with ingrown nails torns and bunions. Sold by druggists and shoe stores 25c. Trial package by mail. Address Allen S Olmsted LeRoy NY.
A playful quip features a patient night school teacher and Wilbur explaining his slow writing due to daily elevator work. The exchange highlights a humorous clash of work life and scholastic effort in a concise vignette.
An old remedy advertisement urges taking Zole's Cough Cure at first cough. It promises a cure after a few doses and money back if ineffective. Priced at 25 cents, with a proverb about saving money.
A 19th century agricultural note outlines celery storage options before harvest. It covers banking with earth and straw, trench storage with boards and sand beds, and frost protection using straw or corn stalks. The design includes a cross section of a celery storehouse with dimensions and frost proofing features.
Oklahoma officials urge constant care for planted trees. They warn that 95 percent should survive if watered and cultivated after rain, with attention to loosen soil, avoid piling dirt, and maintain a mulched, cultivated zone around each tree throughout summer.
George McKerrow advises Wisconsin farmers on alfalfa as top rough feed with high digestible protein. Early sowing of 20 pounds per acre on suitable soil, weed control, and sowing one or two acres first are key. Seed costs range 6.25 per bushel for common alfalfa, Turkestan seed 25 per 100 pounds.
The guide emphasizes warm light soil and proper ground preparation for cucumbers. It discourages using raw manure in large piles, recommends mixing it with soil, and advises four foot spacing between hills with thinning to two or three plants per hill. With good soil and timing, watering may not be needed and harvesting should keep vines bearing.
The writer notes no universal rule for plum tree spacing due to diverse varieties soils and growth habits. Opinions range from nine to fifteen feet, but the safest guidance is to plant with as much space as practicable to ease cultivation and reduce pruning. Ensure each tree has ample feeding ground.
A Farmers' Review note argues apples in boxes cost more than barrels and offer smaller retail space. It cites uniform quality as an advantage but says commission men favor for boxes is declining, with M. L. Campbell of Chicago weighing in.
Advice stresses frequent feeding for young chicks with six to eight daily servings while warning against overfeeding. It notes the necessity of the person in charge understanding the business to avoid trouble from careless practices and mentions risks arising from a pint flask.
Congressman T Y Fitzpatrick of Kentucky endorses Peruna as a splendid catarrh tonic and nerve strengthener. The ad claims Pe-ru-na cures catarrh, restores nerve activity, regulates blood flow, and offers free medical advice from Dr Hartman of Columbus, Ohio.
Robinson Crusoe mood shifts upon finding footprints at the resort. He declares he will not be alone and promptly names the visitor Friday, noting the prints show another man was there.
A roundup of recently issued patents lists Northwestern inventors including Claus Dahl Nash of Bemidji for a graphonphone, James King of Rochester for a water wheel, Henry Lyddon of Brainerd for Iubricator, John T. Smith of Heron Lake for a machine treating flax or hemp straw, William Stephenson of St. Louis Park for a feeder, and Thomas J. Waddell of Philbrook for a fertilizer distributor. Patent attorneys Lothrop & Johnson of St. Paul coordinated the filings at 019 12 Pioneer Press Bldg.
A Colorado Springs Gazette quote features the stork claiming fame rests on attention to small things showing how minor acts define reputation and importance.
In New York at the Children’s Home Mother Gray’s Sweet Powders are praised for curing feverishness teething disorders and bowel issues while destroying worms. The remedy boasts over 30 900 testimonials and costs 26c at druggists with a free sample offer from Allen S Olmsted LeRoy New York.
Mrs Bright questions Henry about wireless telegraphy asking how she would know when a message arrives what it says and how she would understand it. Henry responds with a surprised remark as the couple discuss the topic in a Smart Set setting.
An old reliable remedy promises relief from catarrh with Cole s Carbolisalve sold by all good druggists for 25 or 60 cents. Guarantee of satisfaction or money refunded.
A courtroom scene unfolds with defense and prosecution trading sharp insults. The judge urges the gentlemen to settle the disputed points of the case, moving the matter toward resolution.
Wisconsin seedsman Henry A. Salzer donates the last thousand dollars to wipe out the La Crosse YMCA debt bringing the fundraising total to completion and ending the campaign surge.
In a quirky exchange, Gunbusta jokes about taking laundry to a neighbor while Ingearance asks if they know ping-pong. The light dialogue hints at casual neighborhood chatter and everyday humor.
Job notice seeking men to handle poultry products with expense pay and a weekly allowance. Instructions direct respondents to send name and sample to Juvelic Manufacturing Company Department D Parsons, Iowa.
A compact parable style line from Smart Set humorously quips of Bridget Indane as mother warns against bending moral commandment. The speaker attributes mischief to a cat and stresses habitual caution with a light ironic tone.
Cure a cold in one day by taking Laxative Broc Quinine Tablets. All druggists refund money if it fails to cure. Priced at 25 cents. Apprehension is rarely absent from fear.
An old testimonial from Van Buren Indiana dated February 10 1900 hypes Piso's Cure as a remedy for throat and lung afflictions. A second note observes the young man’s appetite for enjoyment at a ballroom waltz.
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