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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1909
Page
11
A reflective piece from the New York Times contemplates devotion and mortality. It contrasts a devout outlook with a cynic view, touching on themes of aging, prayer, and life's fleeting nature.
Washington Star reports Professor Frederick Starr warns President Roosevelt may face dangerous fevers on a jungle expedition. He recalls a London cab ride and notes Roosevelt’s temperament may resist but risk illness. The column also cites varied notes from health remedies to global events and a Berlin scholar.
Miss Barbara Kral of Highlandtown Maryland describes relief from intense itching and large red patches after four or five applications of Caticura Ointment. She details prior failed treatments by a specialist and notes using two weeks of the remedies cured her completely. Petter Drug & Chem Corp markets the Caticura Remedies from Boston.
The Buckland in the Moor village, with fewer than 100 residents, has no pub, police, doctor, cleric, or pauper and relies on the Ashburton church living for support. the estate owner pensioning older locals is noted along with a wooden wedding celebration. The piece also surveys railway gauges in the Commonwealth of Ae, listing standard, 6 feet 3 inch, and 24 feet gauges and noting proposed standardization with no action yet.
In a tense county scene, Allen Farthing is arrested after a gap escape. Amos Hardin uncovers a cave hideout with Len Heller wounded. Jim Farthing is detained by the sheriff. A dramatic barn reveal confirms Len’s death claim and ties a web of suspicions to the Farthing clan.
Jim ferries the scene after a late ride as Lana lies shot in a cave raid aftermath. Amos arrives, discussing a mob chase, a missing father, and a pistol misfire. A man is bound in the barn while doctors weigh Lana and Tom’s fear of injury.
An odd exchange aboard a streetcar features a conductor pressing a passenger to settle a fare amid distractions. The scene, described with dated diction, blends misheard dialogue with a tangential note about billiards and a pawn broker’s counter technique.
Emerson Hough in Hampton's Magazine traces the 19th century push to move American Indians from lands east of the Mississippi to Oklahoma. It recounts council at Prairie du Chien and the later St. Louis talks, highlighting broken promises and the altered view of land ownership by the United States.
The fragment discusses an orator’s lecture on immortality and human longing, quotes Senator Aldrich in a tariff debate, and notes plans to electrify Sweden’s star railways. first, Kirana to the Norwegian frontier, 81 miles.
A satirical Buovesa Magazine item describes Ching Lang Lung and Chang Long Lucy dying after eating chop suey. The piece asks a playful moral question about whether their meal constituted chop suey ide.
A testimonial from Mrs W. 8. Fonp of Baltimore claims relief after four years of misery from various female ailments. The letter promotes Pinkham’s remedy for irregularities, fibroid symptoms, backache, indigestion, and nervousness, urging others to request the special offer.
Dayton schoolteacher Katherine Wright captured the attention of Edward VII Alfonso and Victor Emmanuel during the Wright brothers European expedition. The kings spoke with her about aviation and praised her knowledge as she nursed Orville and supported Wilbur abroad. The encounter left the monarchs charmed by the Ohio girl.
Golden brown morsels fill the plate with cream sweetness. crisp texture yields to a delicate bite. The flavor is distinctly linked to Post Toasties, made from white corn pressed, cooked, rolled, and toasted into dainty Toasties.
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