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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1907
Page
9
A garbled jumble discusses quarrelsome behavior, betting, and modest social norms. It reflects on gender expectations, child discipline, and personal confidence. The text hints at morals and everyday life topics without a clear narrative or consistent facts.
A Frank Siatenent of Rolla Missouri quotes Justice of the Peace A M Light endorsing Dosa's Kidney Pills. Light praises the medicine after personal experience with kidney remedies and recommends its use. Sold by all dealers at 50 cents a box, Wester Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
In green depths a bass bites a worm baited on a hidden hook. The fish exclaims with joy and then fears the strange reversal as the worm proves to be the lure instead.
The Carter Medicine Co of New York secured exclusive rights to red wrappers for Little Liver Pills via two U S Circuit Court decrees in Trenton New Jersey. Defendants are barred from making or selling red packaged pills and must destroy infringing wrappers and account for damages and costs. It notes Carter’s long-standing enforcement of the red package across decades.
A foreign attache photographs the dowager empress of China, at 73 and still wielding authority, seated with two maids of honor and a grand eunuch. The image shows her face uncovered, contrasting with prior depictions, while notes on her influence and reform efforts accompany passages on Confucian gender roles and Chinese dress traditions.
A portrait of Canada’s Lady Laurier from the Ladies Realm describes her as stately with white hair and grace, living between Ottawa and Athabascaville. It notes her French roots, English fluency, Catholic devotion, hospitality, and influence, plus a social view of old maid concepts and fashion tips for height and dress choices.
Patrick Cambel battles heat and peril aboard the Port Edes as he steers through uncharted river channels toward a tense encounter. A young Irish woman’s sister appears aboard a small schooner, stirring memories and forcing Cambel to confront a dangerous past and uncertain future.
A draper uses a sleeping porter as a live prop to create a striking window display. He hides a label reading Dreaming of our world famed shirts and rolls the blind. The trick draws crowds and shouts of laughter until the porter awakens, nearly startling himself through the glass.
The note claims adding vinegar to water caramelizes sugar by molation, a process said to prevent cand turnback to water though the phrasing is unclear and may reflect an old kitchen tip or OCR error.
A six year old girl in a city hospital ward moans after a minor operation. She endures pain with heroic nerve and tells a nurse she cannot help it because she is not used to operations.
An Indy returns after years to find his former partner with their three children. He asks their ages and learns Johnny is 7, Sulla is 6, and Maude is 2. He exclaims that fourteen years have passed since their marriage.
In a shift described with dry humor, the masseur explains he no longer serves in the old role and now operates at Cramps' shipyard where he "straighten out the creases in the armor plates."
An old ad keeps repeating Dr Kilne's Great Nerve Restorer claims and urges Free Burial services. It also promotes Allen's Foot Fate powder for foot relief with a 26 cent price and a free sample mailing offer. The text mixes multiple product pitches and a brief anecdote about a marriage proposal.
A playful tale from a New York press column shows Henry and his wife attempting to distill attar from rose petals. Despite twenty rose bushes and days of effort, a professor doubts any substantial perfume can be produced, noting that vast quantities of petals are needed for even a small amount.
The article extols Grape Nuts as superior nutrition for bowel health and mental strength. It claims refined starch digestion safety and provides phosphate of potash with albumen to rebuild brain cells. A ten day trial is proposed to prove benefits.
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