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Newspaper
Big Timber Pioneer
Location
Big Timber, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1900
Page
3
The article warns that neglected colds lead to chronic bronchitis and weakened health, potentially causing consumption and other serious outcomes. It promotes Ayer's Cherry Pectoral as a remedy, claiming quick relief for new coughs and longer treatment for old colds, and references bronchitis asthma whooping cough and winter coughs.
Judy quotes Crimpus praising Grimpus for his editorial skill noting he can throw a manuscript into a waste basket from eight feet away nine times out of ten. The exchange hints at confidence and wit about writing and editing talent.
A compact 19th century ad promotes Winter Use Allen's Foot-Ease powder to ease uncomfortable feet that feel nervous cold and damp. It claims relief from sweating sore feet and tight shoes and notes price is 25 cents with a free sample offer. Sold by druggists and shoe stores.
A concise remark notes that daily interactions with confident people can overwhelm personal ignorance. It stresses that exposure to many who claim certainty can influence perception more than actual knowledge.
An American military expert, cited by Walter Wellman, analyzes Boer tactics in South Africa. He predicts deadly fire zones from modern rifles, argues Boers hold hill positions by intrenchment, and states British advances may come at a high human cost before Transvaal conquest.
Miss Ethel Ferguson, a Salt Lake City woman, serves as deputy sheriff for Salt Lake County appointed at the start of a sheriff’s term. She is the first woman to hold the post, works as office clerk, oversees the state asylum transport at Provo, and has expressed ambition for a stage career after her term.
An account from Harper's Weekly describes Moros in Jolo under a dato who holds life and death authority over his district. A slave punishment and a harem incident illustrate the harsh, absolute legal system and its brutality.
A fragment from the Qanseeic3 Press quotes Wickwire and Higgins discussing an exaggerated fear of water and the burden of chores. Wickwire quips about a wife making a husband wash and carry wet towels, implying the reason for hatred of water.
Prominent Washington barrister Belva A. Lockwood writes to The Peruna Medicine Company praising Peruna for herself and her mother and endorses its use for colds catarrh hay fever and general tonic effect. The letter claims catarrh affects pelvic organs and urges women to request "Health and Beauty" free from Peruna.
The St Louis Republic notes that the British War Office organized several Hebrew companies. It reports two Hebrew companies in Bombay and thousands of Hebrews enlisting in recent years, many now serving in South Africa with the British army.
Handout advertises a free sample of Allen's Foot-Ease powder to shake into shoes at Allen's address in Le Roy New York. Claims it cures chilblains sweating damp swollen aching feet and eases tight shoes. Also notes it treats corns and bunions and is sold by druggists and shoe stores. The Cain wife origin quip follows in the same column.
For more than a century Baker's Chocolate remains the standard product made solely by Walter Baker & Co. Ltd. of Dorchester Mass. A witticism notes that a woman who marries to reform a man rarely lives long enough to complete the task.
Frugrists promise a one day cure for colds with purchases of bars that carry a Grove signature on each piece. The ad urges customers to refund money if not satisfied, detailing a money back policy tied to the product claim.
A jumble of quotes and ad copy includes remarks about zeal, an heiress marriage and coupons, a testimonial for Piso’s Cure, and a comment on pushing a wheelbarrow. No clear news event or coherent report is evident.
The Electro Medical and Surgical Institute of Fargo North Dakota advertises a combined treatment of electricity medicine medicated baths and massage. It claims to be the only North Dakota facility with full X Ray equipment and offers free examinations. It pledges no charge if not cured and asserts rupture cures in 30 to 60 days without operation.
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