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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1907
Page
12
A cache of patently medical ads touts Dr Pierce’s Favorite Prescription as a cure for female ailments with endorsements and free advisers. The passage also recounts a humorous gardener tale about seed failures and wasted money on 16 cent seeds. It notes the Student Volunteer movement’s role in sending about 3,000 volunteers abroad since 1892.
Dr Grenfell toured Hannah with stereopticon views, showing Eskimos scenes from last year. An image of an elderly woman who had died appeared on screen and terrified the viewers who believed the spirit returned to earth, haunting the woman's former abodes at night.
The Grand American Handicap at Chicago June 18 to 21 crowned Winchester for a sweep in the Professional and Amateur Championships. W B Cros won the Professional title and Hugh M Clark won the Amateur, both wielding Winchester Leader Shells. Margott tied for the Grand American Handicap using Winchester gear. Lyon won the Preliminary. High average went to a notable Amatola shooter using Winchester equipment.
A newly married man in Norristown walked with his wife on a shopping trip and waited outside a store. After she spent long inside, he complained, and she replied with a playful line about his standing there, remarking she could not help it.
A letter from an Illinois native who moved to Alberta in 1907 describes early settler life near Red Deer Evarts and how prosperity followed. He details land purchases, building a two story home, fencing 244 miles, farming yields, and a hard winter while praising community and school progress. He notes poverty in the U S prior to departure, gratitude for aid, and satisfaction with his Canadian homestead now valued at about four thousand dollars.
In a dramatic sea rescue scene Captain Kettle and crew struggle to save a sinking steamer as fire and flood overwhelm the vessel. Patrick Cambel leads a daring salvage, drilling pumps and rigging boats while fear and grit collide amid a night of peril and spectacle.
A Gainsborough painting arrived abroad a month ago prompting court action as authorities charged owners with importing art without proper duties. The case highlights fears that duty avoidance would hurt revenue and cultural heritage while deterring collectors and diminishing the nation’s aesthetic legacy.
A confused domestic scene unfolds as a young girl speaks with her aunt about a forthcoming visit. The aunt responds with caution and guidance, hinting at complex family dynamics and the hope for understanding between generations.
Appleton Wisconsin resident Emma Stolt reports Peruna improved her backaches and fatigue after three years of ill health. Theresa Berths of White Church Missouri says catarrh and digestive issues eased after six months of Peruna use. Both letters tout the remedy as a godsend and best medicine.
The U S department of agriculture will issue a Farmers bulletin titled Home Grown Tea prepared by George F Mitchell scientific assistant Bureau of Mant imusury The brief explains methods to grow tea plants and process the leaves into tea using common kitchen equipment It targets southern readers for home use with four text figures Copies available from the secretary of agriculture or congressional district representatives.
A fragmentary verse-like note mentions Willie and Little Willie, a warning to a sister to leave and fight away, and a reference to gathering Willies vertebrae, attributed to Ceurnell Widow in a cryptic historical snippet.
A patient with kidney distress reports dramatic relief after taking Dean's Kidney Dills. The testimonial claims severe back and side pain, weakness, and weight loss were cured after twelve boxes, with the speaker noting improved weight and vitality. Sold by all dealers for 50 cents per bottle.
In a terse exchange Senator Sorg suggests that bribery among public officials may be as pervasive as before. The dialogue probes whether money offers are real transactions or traps to draw officials before grand juries.
A man recounts a decade of severe skin sores covering most of his body except the face and scalp. After failed efforts by doctors and remedies, he used Catbury Ointment and Cutie Soap, reporting complete cure after three boxes and fourteen years of suffering and expense. He notes hair regrowth following the treatment.
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