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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1908
Page
10
A testimonial from Mrs Sallie Ivench of Pancannla Ind Ter praising Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound after seven years of illness and nervous weakness. The ad claims the remedy has cured thousands of women with gynecological issues and invites letters to Mrs Pinkham for free advice from Lynn Mass.
A quirky transcript shows auto show chatter about buying renting and selling cars. It also includes an odd medical ad for a pile ointment promising cure in 6 to 14 days and a brief mock parliamentary exchange about debate rules.
In a San Francisco Chronicle vignette, Woodruff, a Harvard man and star, is approached in a hotel lobby by a poised young woman claiming stage ambitions. Their playful dialogue centers on performing on stage and a dramatic rescue scenario as a humorous beat. The scene blends theater fantasy with social flirtation, reflecting era attitudes.
An old advertisement touts a laxative tonic named Bromo Quinine with a bold claim to cure a cola in one day. It urges readers to look for the signature BF W. GROVE and notes a price of 25 cents.
In a terse exchange, Mr. Wise protests a two year lease claim while Mr. Green asserts only a monthly tenancy and vows not to move, highlighting a conflict over housing stability and lease terms.
In dialect dialogue, Mrs Brown asks if her husband is seeking work. Mrs Dark notes that finding work is harder than staying home to chop wood and carry water for the win tubes.
The poem follows Sid, a relentless cussin of the climate from Mistoury to Arkinmw and beyond. He moves through Massachusetts Connecticut and Maine while railing about heat and weather, spreading his climate lament from coast to coast in verse. The piece ends with a note referencing Robertus Lave in the New York Sun.
Mrs. Mary E. Rouse of Cambridge New York details five years of back and hip pain kidney issues and weight loss followed by daily medicine. After taking Dean's Kidney Pills relief came quickly and she recovered fully with renewed health. Sold by all dealers 50 cents a box Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY
Governor Vardaman cites a grim example of what he calls the negroes attitude toward matrimony. A darky clergyman in Mississippi married two negroes and set a price for the ceremony. The groom negotiates payment with the clergyman, offering two dollars and promising more later if not cheated. The deal ends with the groom claiming the arrangement was a bad bargain and owes more.
Mrs Lisale Vincent Thomas of Walden's Ridge Teut Tennessee reports a child healed from eczema after using Cuticur a Soup Ointment and Pills and a boy cured of poison oak sores within three weeks, crediting Curecura remedies over a physician's treatment.
Miss Doran asks for another coffee while Mr De Hash forgets himself at the Cin supper room event. A curt line hints at a travel or property detail mentioning an icehouse in Florida and an oul yard in Canada, suggesting a far flung ice or storage setting.
Charles D Davol a 22 year old Harvard graduate from Fall River Mississippi son of a wood manufacturer has joined Rock Island at Topeka as a messenger boy earning $15 a month. He arrives eager to learn telegraphy and railway operations from the ground up while living at the Throop hotel and riding his saddle horse after his shifts.
A narrator recalls a panic over missing a Milwaukee train at Chicago Union Station and finds calm when visualizing the clock face. The piece blends reflections on perception with a dated, fragmentary field of anecdotes and social snippets.
In a dramatic episode, an officer recalls how a brakeman devised a ruse to hide a trip. The story details plans to spend time at a location, a Denver meeting, and an audacious shipping tag prank that ultimately influenced the railroad office.
An ad from Toledo Ohio promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure claiming deafness from inflammation and catarrh can be cured. The copy urges readers to send for a free circular and mentions Fr. Cheney & Co and Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
In playful street talk Aunt Samanthy asks what penl rooms are and where city residents bathe. Parke Roweler explains it is a place where they get sickened, revealing neighborhood chatter about urban baths.
An advertisement touts a health product as a trusted remedy for well being and happiness. It claims the California Fig Syrup Company manufactures a genuine laxative syrup and elixir of fennel, endorsed by doctors and well informed world readers, and urges purchase from leading druggists.
Judge Johnson recalled a wild district misadventure with Thompson and Beverly. They wandered for five days without sight of a farmhouse or person, living on soup made from an overturned auto's wreckage.
A letter from Cossdale, Australia region farmer W. OH. Pawson Jr. details a 249 acre grain year with 197 acres spring wheat and 12 acres oats. Wheat yielded 41 bushels per acre at 1.00 per bushel, oats 95 bushels per acre at 0.50 per bushel, plus 50 tons of hay and 500 bushels potatoes. Notes include ground work, breaking, alfalfa and potato planting, and harvesting by team work.
A New York World excerpt riffs on Polish pianist Paderewski and English, then shifts to an advertisement for Billion Dollar Grass and other seeds from John A. Salzer Seed Co. in Crosse, Wisconsin. The piece includes chatter about a novice journalist’s mistaken impressions and quirky product claims.
A distorted excerpt shows a speaker addressing a person named Lut Pred or Jon and accusing them of maintaining distance or hiding. The fragment hints at frayed trust and pressure from an unseen interviewer or companion in a tense exchange.
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