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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1907
Page
8
An item lists dubious claims about rheumatic poison cures and kidney health, pitching Fauld Extract Dandelion and other tonics as home remedies. It cites Lippincott’s Magazine and Dr Chenery Co, urging readers to buy and self medicate, with promises of cures and money back offers.
An army chaplain spots soldier McDonnell fleeing to a saloon back door. The scene ends with McDonnell admitting he heard the call but only had enough money for one drink.
A grandmother recites a family tale of a seven year old girl struck by a severe itching eruption after measles. After trying multiple remedies the Cuticura line is claimed to heal in five days. The letter, dated June 25 and July 20, is signed Mrs F Ruefenacht from Bakersfield California.
A Philadelphia Ledger excerpt mentions buried treasure talk and a joke about a wife’s first husband. It includes hunting for long vanished riches and a laugh about marriage. The Osage calendar names and season words are published from Pawhuska Capital references. Allen’s Foot Ease free sample offer appears as an old ad for foot comfort and shoe care.
A seven year old boy named Richard, visiting with his parents, balks at cake at a dinner table. When urged by his mother to take some, he replies that if it is the same kind as at home he does not want any.
During an event at the Stir theater in Seattle several national flags were displayed on stage. Most flags received applause except Russia and Japan. The Russian flag was met with silence and the Japanese flag with loud hisses. The Japanese consul stated he would report the incident to his government.
Swan River settler profiles a successful homestead in Manitoba after May 1900. He built a shack, broke eight acres, and earned 1272.05 from crops and garden produce. He lists assets and receipts, noting 140 acres value and a 5 000 loan, with low railway rates promoted for Western Canada settlement.
An advertisement touts Doan's Kidney Pills with patient testimonials about gravel and kidney pain. It asserts recovery from gravel stones and lists symptoms alleviated, including backache and rheumatic pain. A Paris bulletin notes some priests in Digne fund themselves by repairing watches making beehives and knitting.
An elderly farmer's wife drafts remedies for indigestion and bloating, citing bitter tastes and foul breath as symptoms. The account notes she considers Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Work and offers a free booklet by mail from Buffalo, New York.
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