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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1908
Page
11
A Columbus Ohio reader reports relief from nervousness headaches and other symptoms during the Change of Life after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound The ad invites sick women to write for advice from Mrs Pinkham and cites widespread cures for female ills.
An advertisement asserts truth and quality of a laxative product promoting Syrup of Wigs and Elixir of Senna as a safe effective remedy. It emphasizes gentle cleansing, no after effects, natural action, and physician approved ingredients. It warns to buy the genuine California Syrup manufactured product from leading druggists.
A miner from Portland describes Dawson prices high in the Klondike with a population over 2000 and costly goods. Newspapers cost 2 cents per copy, meals at restaurants run about $10, beer and champagne $1, shaved ice 25 cents, a bottle of beer a nickel, butter $1 per pound, boots $35 per pair, shoes $5, socks 4 cents, and collars 3 cents, illustrating a town of expensive living.
A poem fragment in archaic diction details a doomed romance and escape to a sunless land. The speaker laments lack of work and bread while plotting to flee with a beloved to a deathly embrace beyond moon and star.
A Prairie era letter from Paynton Saskatchewan dated December 10 1907 extols homesteading in Western Canada. W A Spice recounts moving from Montgomery Iowa to a 25 mile north homestead, notes mild post-breakup weather and late spring, yields of oats and wheat, abundant stock and game, timber from government at six dollars per thousand, wild fruit and plentiful fish, and praises Canada as a money making and good life location. He quotes favorable observations from other settlers and references visits to Turtle Lake and Des Moines area landowners who moved north.
A narrator recalls a Richmond visitor meeting a small coal-black boy who calls himself Gen sunto and explains that his long name Genesis-XNXM-03-So-shall my righteousness answer for me in time to come Washington Carter is shortened to Gen for short, illustrating racial naming stereotypes.
A young man named Paul fractured his pantyhose during a dance at a fancy dress hall and returned home by shawl. Evelyn Swellington was seen mentioning Palm Beach plans, then California, as Chicago News notes blessings in sulky tones and a playful exchange over a musical request.
From October to May colds are the leading headache trigger. A Brooklyn Times note recalls Justice John M. Harlan using a golf game to illustrate evidence evaluation and the folly of trusting misleading advertisements.
A waistcoatless man with a diamond shirt stud bursts into a New York hotel stenographer’s office asking to write a letter claiming wealth from horse bets. He fumbles spelling Narragansett and declares he is heading to Narragansett Pier for two weeks as the typist struggles to spell.
A music student reports severe nerves hindered daily practice until drinking Postum substitutes coffee. After a cautious switch beginning in September, symptoms reduced by November, restoring concentration and regular study. The student praises Postum as superior to other beverages and urges others to try it.
In February 1565 Francis Cludde witnesses covert plots in a London inn as he pockets two sealed letters and a dangerous royal warrant. A jailhouse encounter with a relentless bailiff tests his nerve while a forged royal persona buys him respite and a night of uneasy sleep before peril returns at dawn.
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