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Newspaper
Cokeville Register
Location
Cokeville, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1917
Page
5
In a terse exchange two men debate land rights with one noting the colonists seized indigenous territory while the other adds that some native sellers were fortunate to sell before conflict intensified. The dialogue reflects tensions over real estate and inherited claims.
A fragment shows Senator Pye and Senator Sorgium debating the ethics of ruthless action in conflict. The dialogue hints at caution against adopting brutal counsel and recalls past experiences with multiple kinds of warfare.
An article touts freezone as a cheap remedy from Cincinnati authorities to remove corns and calluses by applying a few drops. The compound dries on contact and does not irritate surrounding skin, promising painless removal and low infection risk.
The kidneys and the skin are portrayed as co partners in maintaining health. Emphasis on regular sweating and flushing kidneys with water, plus occasional use of Anuric to dissolve uric acid, touts a method to remove poisons from blood and support vitality.
In Glenwood Avenue a woman recalls a recipe born from accident. A dropped raisin pie slid from the oven onto a table edge and was salvaged with a reshaped serving, whipped cream, and a name that stuck accidental pudding. The tale circulated after a dinner stop.
An advertisement touts a double strength prescription for removing freckles. It claims rapid fading of worst spots and gradual disappearance of lighter freckles with regular use, though it notes more than one bottle may be needed for full results.
A humorous exchange shows a three and a half year old named Albert defying verbal reprimand. He quips that he would not fear spanking because his father does not know how to spank, prompting a lighthearted moment about parenting and perspective.
Logan Utah residents report strong benefits from Anuric Tablets for bladder trouble. A local testimonial by S Sanford Vens claims nightly awakenings dropped after use. The ad promotes Pleasant Pellets laxative made from May apple and alo es juice and jalap root.
Tom Marshall travels south ill and weary to a Carolina rail hub. Mollie and Julie shelter him in a pine cabin on Old Smoky where he teaches Mollie and Julie, cares for him, and helps uncover a French Huguenot lineage tied to his name. The tale blends hardship, hospitality, and family mystery.
A vintage cooking excerpt lists recipes and uses for honey including Honey Jumbles Coffee Cake and Cambridge Gingerbread with precise ingredients and steps. It also mentions honey as a cough remedy with horseradish and notes serving ideas and a Goldsmith quote about beauty and good nature.
A local guide outlines soybeans as a profitable crop and provides multiple recipes. It covers navy bean substitutes with beef bones, baked beans with sour cream, whole wheat ginger bread, kidney bean salad with vegetables and dressing, and a mustard butter to accompany corned beef and cabbage. It also suggests serving fruit cocktail or bouillon to occupy guests briefly.
Senator Sorghum calls Nero’s fiddle quote the original filibuster as debates swirl over calm rhetoric amid crises. The remark frames partisan theatrics while a city faces mounting turmoil.
An old advertisement touts Green's August Flower as a remedy for biliousness and indigestion, claiming it cleanses the stomach and eases despondency. It urges keeping a bottle and cites prevention as better than cure, sold by druggists in 25 and 75 cent sizes. Also a humorous note about a gasoline free machine identifies a typewriter.
The advertisement promotes Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment for cleansing and beautifying the complexion hands and hair. It claims no massaging steaming or waste of time and offers a free sample by mail with a Book by sending an addressed postcard to Cuticura Dept. L Boston. Sold everywhere.
Dialogue fragments describe the Sewing Society gathering at a home with questions about attendance. Mentions of Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets claim liver and bowel regulation in an old advertisement. A wistful expression is noted and a lunch of corned beef and cabbage appears.
Margaret, five, travels by train for the first time and gazes entranced at the view. Her father asks for her thoughts and she answers that the scenery is like a picture book you don’t have to turn.
Kerrville Texas resident S P Benton reports years of kidney and rheumatic pain ended after using Dodd's Kidney Pills. He says he previously walked bent over with a cane but now stands straight and credits the remedy highly. He urges readers to use the exact DODD'S name.
A dialogue unfolds about a horse with a peculiar fascination for its observer. The speaker admires the animal’s free use of leather as a sign of its remarkable nature and strength.
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