Nellie Ponders Timon Tyde In History
Nellie asks her mother if a historical figure Timon Tyde exists and debates gender, recalling a teacher's line that Timon Tyde waits for no man, prompting amused confusion about the name and identity.
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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1907
Page
10
Nellie asks her mother if a historical figure Timon Tyde exists and debates gender, recalling a teacher's line that Timon Tyde waits for no man, prompting amused confusion about the name and identity.
A local remedy advises a mix of Fluid extract Dandelion one half ounce Compound Karyon one ounce Compound Syrup Sarsaparilla three ounces to be taken after meals and at night. It claims the mixture helps kidneys filter acids and poisons from the blood and relieve rheumatism.
A humorous exchange at a wedding breakfast about the meaning of honey moon followed by a classified notice touting 160 acres in Morton County North Dakota for sale at 12.00 per acre. Sylvester Bros. of St. Paul advertise Algo Improved farms.
A discussion on American landscape art argues for national spirit through local scenes and perception rather than foreign atmosphere. Examples cite Twachtman and Winslow, urging an intelligent view of America to inspire art, while noting a forthcoming New York City project to expand salt water fire mains.
The article analyzes millionaires row a mile and a half long on Fifth Avenue near Central Park. Land values reach ten thousand dollars per front foot, with total frontage about 6 000 feet and a value around two hundred ten million. mansion sites and furnishings push investments upward of twenty to forty million this year. Cornered sites and rare ownership are emphasized as the trend continues.
A Detroit machinist Robert Oobert at 201 Cameron Street describes two years of severe rheumatism, bed rest, swollen legs, heart pains, and dependence on doctors before using Dr Williams Pink Pills. He claims complete recovery and urges others to try the remedy. The ad notes pills cost 50 cents a box with six for $2.50 from the Williams Medicine Co. Schenectady NY. The piece then shifts to a Harper’s Weekly essay called The Man Who Ate Babies, discussing censorship and moral judgments surrounding sensational cases.
The article argues that a medical compound's value rests as much on the exact proportion and harmonization of ingredients as on the drugs themselves. Dr. Hartman emphasizes experience guiding formulations like Peruna to ensure stability across ages and environments.
Old Sam sits along the Rapidan near the Gam with a shotgun, awaiting pay for catching muskrats. A passerby asks about his job and Sam replies he is paid for what he does, seemingly happy with his work and the prospect of shooting a muskrat as it approaches.
Otto Yetting writes from Olds Alberta praising farming success since moving from Michigan. He reports high yields for wheat oats barley and potatoes and notes a government creamery and solid income around $1,000 yearly. He expresses contentment with Western Canada and plans to stay, seeking free grant funds via Canadian government agents.
Fragmentary dialect scene on a street where white folks pass away. A figure comes around the back with a crowd asleep and a knock on the door followed by exclamations. Maree Satin! Appleton's Mites! ne.
A pamphlet advertisement promotes Cascarets as a health aid carried in a vest pocket or purse. It claims six tablets act like exercise for bowel muscles to prevent constipation and indigestion, not as harsh purge agents, and emphasizes choosing genuine CCC stamped tablets from Sterling Remedy Company offered at 10 cents per small box.
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