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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1909
Page
3
An interview excerpt portrays Tsran Zanewill urging American democracy to pursue spiritual ambition over material greatness. Mro Zangeil cautions that without vision nations perish and predicts a future where wealth sustains a broader, participatory national mission.
Fragmented OCR reads like an odd compilation of patent medicines and literary snippets. It mentions Hall's Catarrh Cure with testimonials, then moves to forestry notes from Malta and the Cape Verde Islands, and ends with brief anecdotes and quips about royalty and fiction.
The care of the teeth reaches a transitory ace. The movement to popularize it will attain impetus from a week of meetings in Boston with dentists physicians and lay members. An open discussion on dental hygiene is planned to involve parents educators social workers and philanthropists to promote better mouth and teeth care.
The article urges readers to check back labels for cream of tartar content under Pure Food Laws. It notes laws aid consumer protection, discourage alum substitutes, and promote health and economical use in cooking.
Dien Teal drills a chorus on stage urging actresses to project elegance and polish. He stresses that the role requires well bred ladies accustomed to the drawing room and demands a higher than usual salary to reward grace and distinction.
A letter from Wm Underwood of Patehogue NY to John A Salzer Seed Co Rox C La Cross WI extols Salzer Independence Corn and Earliest Cucumber seeds. He claims sales of 7000 ears before rival sweet corn was ripe and prices up to 2.50 per 100. He praises Salzer Earliest as the finest.
A Cleveland Leader reader notes a Hartford Press anecdote from the 1860s showing a typesetter declaring a wish to enlist in the army but preferring to be shot rather than typeset more of the editor’s oops. The story blends pride and duty in a newsroom.
Sufferer Mrs. Josephine Jeffery of Marion Indiana recalls severe kidney troubles and back pain before using Dean's Kidney Pills. She says doctors gave no hope, then symptoms eased and health returned after starting the pills sold for 50 cents a box by Foster Milburn Co. Also mentions garfield tea and a London marriage song list fragment.
Chicago aldermen approve a 71 000 yearly pay rise effective after April 1 raising new aldermen to 4 000 annually. Holdovers receive 1500 a year for private secretaries under a new provision. Also mentions cold remedy guidance and an offer for free samples via Orator F Woodward in Lestuy New York.
Fingy Conners mingles with Charles Bissell and Justice Brewer in a crowded hotel, delivering overbearing wit that unsettles the dignitaries. Bissell seeks decorum while Brewer remains silent, as Conners questions which court Brewer sits on.
A patient credits Outicura remedies for healing severe eczema after months of suffering. A museum curator won a case in Belgium over two forged antiquities bought from a widow. the court orders return of the purchase price.
A historical account recounts intertribal assembly led by Chief Abpenton of the Klowan and Quanah Pherker of the Or nunehosn, with Apache John and Paul Corbett among notable figures. Hollow Horn Bear, Sioux chief, sought aid in Yankton and paid with a bill bearing his likeness, becoming the only living man photographed in that way and later pictured on $2 bills after a 1883 congress speech.
George F Punt, a Maidstone farmer, writes of his first year in Western Canada. He notes mild early cold, strong April ploughing, above average crops, wheat at about 60 cents to $1.10 a bushel, oats 55 cents, barley 50 cents, and flax 90 cents to $1. He describes soil, water quality, cattle prospects, dairy payoffs, creameries, and improving railroad transport.
Fragmentary OCR text cites a murine eye remedy marketed in Chicago with dubious claims. The jumble mentions physicians, a 4 percent solution, and scattered phrases about comfort and blindness, lacking clear context or date.
Vienna, W Va resident credits Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound with relief after ten years of illness. The letter extols cures for female ailments, says the product is made from native roots, and notes free confidential advice from Mrs Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts.
Miss Minnie J. Reynolds of New York has earned the distinction of gathering more signatures for the national woman's suffrage petition in a single evening than any other person in the country.
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