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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1907
Page
9
Mrs M J Wight of Auburn recounts using Williams Pink Pills after childbirth to restore strength, ease a prior rheumatism attack, and aid recovery for a second pregnancy. The notice promotes the pills and lists price and mail order details.
A Michigan woman recounts eight years of nervous fragility and fatigue eased after giving up coffee for Postum. She notes improved sleep appetite and energy, and says her husband supported the switch to the cereal beverage. A friend reports similar benefits after using Postum, praising the product and its directions.
In the Holladay mystery Royce asks for help as old family butler Thompson recalls a troubled period after Miss Frances Holladay vanished ten days ago. Frances, once close to Holladay, had moved into a strained family life with hints of dementia and a private marriage, leaving no clues on her whereabouts.
In New York, Miss Holladay vanishes after warnings to friends. Lester and Royce pursue clues, prompting police consideration while four clerks canvass city stables for the carriage that carried her and her maid on Thursday, April 3.
Pierce, an aging farmer near Union, expects to build a costly new home this coming season on his westward farm. The piece notes farmers deserve comfortable homes and comments on wealth, estate division, and prudent investments in land and stock.
Ambiguous notes reveal a tense exchange among directors about merging two railroads under the banner Al Tiret. Pat and Huddy exchange cautious remarks while a murmuring crowd watches the heated dialogue unfold.
A witty mix of social quips and mock anecdotes from a Vanderbilt Asheville rector to Hetty Green in New York. Jests about clergymen, society excesses, a dance miscue, and a suffrage leader’s divorce remark color a light, breezy column.
This column sketches humorous and moral vignettes from railway life and public figures. It recalls railway safety talk among Scottish lines, Dr Norman Macleod delaying a journey, a Lynn resident's memory of a Christian Science leader, and a Harpers Weekly notice of postal stamp quirks, all reflecting early 20th century public wit.
A northern soldier took a pair of socks from an old lady's clothesline. She warned payment would be on judgment day. The soldier joked that if she trusted him the tale would merit another pair, and he took another pair.
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