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Newspaper
Cokeville Register
Location
Cokeville, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1914
Page
10
An advertisement extols Resinol as a reliable treatment for eczema rashes and itching. It touts ease of use with Resinol ointment and soap, claims safe for tender skin, and notes availability from every druggist in small and large sizes.
The readable lines reference a Baltimore Sun piece about health topics and a study. It mentions Quent and Pierce's Pellets, a stomach issue, constipation, and a health recovery noted in the article. The text is incomplete and lacks clear context or dates.
Mineral discovery in Somaliland prompts British government inquiry into its extent and implications.
Springfield Union notes social chatter as Mugeins-Young Goldspoon’s wealth fuels matchmaking at local gatherings. Guerine comments that many mothers seek matches for him, reflecting broader marriage ambitions in the community.
An odd squib notes Old man Jones purchasing a hogshead of brains. Gibbe calls him crazy as he claims six months cannot cover the supply. The piece plays with humorous dialogue about the surprising purchase.
A fragmented dialogue centers on opinions about a dish labeled as 1 eatrice with mentions of Paria and Varia Indiana. The speakers imply recent activity on an alternate side and reference Abe as a source. The chaotic text suggests uncertainty about provenance and location specifics.
A tale tells of a young man wooing the daughter of a wealthy merchant. Though lacking a chest of wealth, he relies on stark honesty and refuses to alter the minister’s words in the betrothal ceremony, repeating the vow about worldly goods.
A vulnerable narrator visits the Meyers scrap and refinery boss, Israel Meyers, and is held inside the barred vault when a robbery attempt unfolds. Miss Iola Purcell helps plan a safe escape as the narrator and Meyers forge a bond. The tale ends with plans for marriage between the narrator and Iola in June.
An old view holds that the nose marks ancestry and class. The article contrasts aristocratic, high-bridged noses with flatter, broader ones, suggesting race could be inferred from nasal shape. It notes distinctions between Hebrew and other racial types and links nose structure to supposed social roles.
The fragment shows a quoted stance expressing agreement with all prior statements. It presents no clear event or context beyond a general affirmation attributed to an author or figure. No names, dates, or locations are identifiable.
A humorous anecdote about the late Duke of Cambridge from a new biograph y of Goldwin Smith. In church the duke, known for thinking aloud, bursts out during a royal wedding with the line Rubbish Why, the boots he's standing to ain't paid for yet.
Miss Caroline Miller reports a severe facial eruption starting as a small pimple that spread across her face and caused intense itching and burning. After three weeks of using Cuticura Soap and Ointment, she says the condition fully healed. The advertisement notes Cuticura products sold worldwide with a free sample offer and asks readers to request the 32 page Skin Book from Cuticura Department L in Boston.
A light hearted note from a fond father hints his son at college writes of Belgian hares in his head and explains he has joined the football team signaling a new collegiate sports connection.
An early 20th century advertisement touts Fletcher's Castoria as a safe treatment for infants and children. It claims 30 years of use and bears reassuring promises for caregivers seeking a trusted remedy.
An OCR fragment shows faded lines featuring odd spellings and a chatter of dialect about a London scene. The readable portions hint at a humorous local snippet with characterful dialogue and a playful tone.
A dialogue fragment notes someone asserting no secrets and others confirming that she consistently shares information. The exchange emphasizes transparency and trust within the conversation.
An expert mathematician cannot compute the sum of human happiness to his satisfaction. The man pursuing money and experience at once ends up with experience but not money. Putnam Fadeless Dyes color in cold water. Wrinkles are small marks made by time’s passage.
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