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Newspaper
Big Timber Pioneer
Location
Big Timber, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1907
Page
6
Two reader letters praise Peruna for kidney and bladder issues. A Sterling Kentucky man reports relief after three months of use and no pain since. A Grant Ontario woman credits Peruna and Manalin with restoring health after years of illness. The piece frames kidneys as detoxifiers and Peruna as timely aid.
Advertisement from Crescent Creamery Co of St Paul Minnesota inviting readers to write for product tags and pricing. Humorous line about envy of girls encountered by a train adds a light human interest note.
No buzzards, no heat prostrations, growing crops all year. Live agents wanted. Theodore F. Koch, St. Paul, Minn.
A student observer recalls a fashionable woman and her companion at a grand opera. The woman asks for a libretto during intermission, the man replies he already drank his, and she says hers will do for both. The anecdote appears in the Philadelphia Record.
A testimonial claims Grape-Nuts cereal cured years of indigestion after daily morning use following a doctor's advice. The letter credits predigested nutrition for easing stomach strain and supporting nervous system energy, noting the product suits both children and adults and urging readers to read The Road to Wellville for the reason.
In a city street a car stops by a doorway to abduct the young Harry Anstruther. Paul R Bailey & Co. offices serve as temporary confinement as the boy pleads for his mother and a tense plan to extort 25 000 pounds unfolds while Mr Brown lingers on a rescue.
A light moral quip addresses a physician and a widow in a Baltimore American non sequitur. The exchange notes a man’s old age and poor prognosis while a smart reply reframes doom as inconsequential to wealth and prospects. The brief item reflects newspaper humor columns of the era.
Practical guidance for drainage tile laying notes outlet drops straight trenches line guides and trench filling. It cites King and Elliott on main sizes from two to seven inches and acres drained per size with depths and limits for mains based on field area and flow.
A guide to ear notch coding for livestock. The scheme uses right and left ear marks with units from 1 to 10 and tens by ear locations. Beginners are advised to sketch ears on cards with matching notches before applying them to animals.
A columnist criticizes the excessive mixing of horse breeds and cattle varieties on farms. The piece argues that many so called breeders lack true breed mastery and urges practical, selective breeding for uniform stock rather than wide sampling.
The article investigates what occurs when onion sets are planted with the pointed eye end facing downward. It describes germination behavior, root development, and potential impacts on yield and uniformity. Practical raised-bed tips are offered for gardeners.
A beam over 24 feet can be reinforced by sawing it lengthwise, flipping the halves, and inserting a truss between them. The central stud has a head to rest on the beam and a nut and washer at the bottom. Two lower figures show variant constructions.
James R. Keeler of Fenner Street Cazenovia New York reports long lasting relief from back and kidney pain after using Doan's Kidney Pills. He says two boxes restored him to sound condition and recommends them to others. Sold by all dealers 50 cents a box Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
A speaker claimed everlasting happiness in married life and urged wives to support their husbands hobbies. A woman on stage pledges to share affection even if a husband returns at 3 AM, while a cynical attendee voices approval as the crowd erupts in laughter and uproar.
A playful intercambio between Sandy Pikes and Gritty George reflects nostalgia and the trouble of modern life with cars. Sandy laments autos replacing horses while recounting a past night in a stable and the lingering smell of gasoline in his clothes.
A terse note highlights Milton Dairy Co as a leading creamery in the Northwest with brief banter about a man engaged to a widow and a joke about how they met. The fragment implies local industry pride and social chatter without fuller context.
An old advertisement extols Garfield Tea as a spring blood purifier made from herbs. It claims to purify blood cleanse the system improve complexion and aid general good health for all ages while noting a humorous remark about a patient and a Christmas gift cigar.
Kranee's Cold Cure advertised for head throat chest or back colds and La Grippe best remedy. Druggiste price listed as 25 cents.
Dialogue excerpt shows a wife challenging secrecy and a husband replying that she may keep a secret but has not tried. The exchange hints at dynamics of trust and restraint within a marriage.
A sharp jab at graft politics accompanies a notice about Dr J H Rindlaub a Fargo specialist in eye ear nose and throat. The quote rails against any political grafting attempt to remove him or related officials.
Advertisement notes a dip wash or spray product priced at 1 gallon yields 100 gallons for microbial care. It lists 1 gallon for 7ic and 3 gallons for $2.26 with bulk pricing and mentions vendors including Brock Growers and N. W. Hide & Fur Co. located in Stinneevata Minnesota. The excerpt also includes a quoted moral quip about people's weariness with failing schemes.
Cure for swollen hot aching feet offered by A. S. Olmsted of Le Roy New York. Trial package free with marked price of 25 cents. Ad claims easier wearing after use and warns against substitutes.
Road to success has toll gates as a reminder that prompt shipment of hides furs wool and pelts to N W Hide & Fur Co Minneapolis ensures full value for traders.
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