Wis' Single Binder Cigars Promoted by Peria Star
A January 16, 1909 Peria Star item urges readers to appreciate Wis' Single Binder Cigars, endorsing the tobacco and its quality.
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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1910
Page
3
A January 16, 1909 Peria Star item urges readers to appreciate Wis' Single Binder Cigars, endorsing the tobacco and its quality.
Customer protests overdue balance while tailor insists payment is required before a new suit. Winter pressures both, as the client seeks warmth and the tailor weighs a final bill.
Four years ago I suffered severe eczema from head to feet and stayed bedridden for six weeks. After being advised to try Cuticura Remedies I slept well after the first Cuticura Soap bath and Cuticura Ointment use. Within three weeks I recovered completely. Mrs Edward Nenning Watertown New York April 11 1909.
A teacher admonishes Willie for lacking deference to parents and cites civilizational norms. Willie retorts that his mother’s hair bale and his father’s yellow plush hat hinder genuine veneration.
A golfer recalls a quarrel over a disputed eighth hole remarking that he felt he won it after conceding. His caddie Joseph quietly admonishes him not to risk breaking his opponent’s heart by revealing the truth.
A female physician describes a long battle with neuralgic headaches and weight loss tied to coffee use. After advising Postum, the patient rapidly gained weight and headaches subsided, illustrating a perceived cure from coffee poisoning.
A tall cadaverous Chilean naval officer Sanchez boasts of fancy connections to Admiral Cochrane and courts a startled British man’s guest, while the outraged host asserts control and dismisses him as an impertinent stranger. The scene unfolds with liquor embarrassment and a tense confrontation.
In a Valparaiso dining hall a drunken Chilean lieutenant menaces a young woman. A covert ally, the narrator, seizes the moment, subdues the aggressor with a revolver, warns him to depart, and comforts the distressed party as the English guests observe the tense scene.
A traveler assists a young Englishwoman during a scuffle and earns her thanks. The English party acknowledges the gesture, and the man on the yacht formally invites him aboard, promising protection and future contact. Doris lingers in memory as the card is read.
Massachusetts man John Stephens, an adventurer feared by authorities, is marooned in Valparaiso after being denounced as an insurrectionist. While hiding at a hotel he notices an Englishman and a young woman, sparking potential intrigue over mining ventures in Bolivia.
The American steamer Coronet arrived at night, untethered by signals and surrounded by a clerical-clad crowd. Officials say the vessel is linked to the Holy Ghost and Us sect led by Stanford, who claims to be Elijah.
Fragmentary account describes a patient who began a treatment after doctors did not help. The subject notes slow initial improvement and later production of a stringy substance from the lungs that diminished over time, with eventual self-recovery.
The judge threatens expulsion for any further interruptions as a prisoner cheers from the courtroom. The moment ends with the judge pausing to consider the next move in the proceedings.
An old advertisement notes a cough medicine marketed by Allen with options including 2c 0c and 1.00 bottles. It claims to treat a trifling cough with a claim that persistent coughs can become permanent unless stopped and mentions a large bottle as sufficient for that purpose.
A reflective aphorism notes a point when a man regrets his inability to take a decisive action and kick himself for past hesitations.
An advertisement promises Azcoinment cures for itching, bleeding or protruding piles within 14 days or money refunded. It notes the cost and urges self-treatment by a young man, contrasting with a father’s educational expenses.
Ad copy urges keeping white laundry with Red Cross Ball Blue in a 2 oz package priced at 5 cents. A quip notes a clever wife often reflects a man's wisdom.
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