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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1912
Page
5
A 1913 notice recounts a man whose hands itched burned bled and swelled for months. After using Cuticura Soap and Ointment twice daily with cloth wraps they fully recovered. Also mentioned are a child diplomat anecdote and tuberculosis day observance notes.
A dialogue passage plays with word meanings and a joke about a railroad named the Comet. The speakers discuss a folding bed versus an unfolding bed and poke fun at the idea of a telescoped train as a pun on a comet.
The fragment features a quip about carrots making one beautiful and a jab at yellow journalism. It also notes a declared value of initiative in conquering fear attributed to Blancho Nlesaing.
An overworked Ohio physician recounts severe health decline from long hours and stress. He credits Grape-Nuts with rapid, lasting improvement in weight, stamina, and mental sharpness after trying the cereal and a recommended pamphlet.
In the time of Queen Anne a young widow named Prue M Tale of a Maid and a Highwayman is pursued on a journey to London. An encounter with a highwayman tests her wit and nerve as he threatens but ultimately takes nothing from her.
Prue Brooke contemplates marrying the condemned highwayman Robin Freemantle to escape debt and danger as creditors close in. Peggie reluctantly lends aid as Prue schemes a reckless bridge to safety, imagining a final, desperate gamble against fortune and fate.
Sir Geoffrey and Aarons discuss debt and marriage as a money lender notes a past request from Lady Prudence for a loan. The exchange ends with Aarons promising to hear from her again after she and Sir Geoffrey reflect, while Prudence prepares to depart in a weary mood.
A fragmentary dialogue depicts plans of repentance and timing. Pesalo remarks on days for undoing and gaining time while Peggie adjusts a veil to appear a mourner and defy watching eyes.
A veiled Peagie is carried toward the city as Lord Beachcombe and Sir Geoffrey Beauderrt discuss marriage to the Viscountess Brooke. A high stakes bet escalates to 6,000 guineas over the wager that she will wed within a month, with hints of force if necessary. The piece follows with a second column on two telephone systems by Sidney Brooks, contrasting American free competition with European state monopolies and arguing for unified American control.
An essay critiques imperialism by examining English visitors abroad. It notes English travelers establish summer outposts at French resorts like Dieppe Pourville Fecamp Trouville and Etretat and extend influence across Europe while touring.
The Indianapolis News extols outdoor sports for women as sources of health pleasure and mental serenity. It urges women to embrace solitary activities like fishing hiking camping and riding to gain fitness independence and happiness beyond city life.
Gray leather pocketbooks with trimming appear stylish and new. Mahogany butlers trays on four small legs suit an invalid's room. Glass candlesticks with two handles are portable for stairs. Japanese silver photograph frames are shown in shops and priced low.
Spinach loaf made with 1½ cups cooked spinach two eggs two tablespoons butter one teaspoon salt one-eighth teaspoon pepper one-fourth teaspoon onion juice. Add butter to spinach then eggs and seasonings bake in water bath until firm. Garnish with hard cooked eyes if desired.
A Detroit Free Press item notes a player benched when two men are on base with it being his turn to bat, allowing a substitute to hit. The excerpt comments on substitutions and a world using American gold pens.
Dr Caldwell promotes Byrip Pepsin as a mild overnight laxative to relieve bowel congestion. The ad claims a 69 cent bottle, and offers a free trial bottle by sending name and address to Dr W B Caldwell, 202 West State Monticello Ill.
Wickson says he worked night and day for a month to save enough money for a week in the country this summer. Dickson asks why, and Wickson explains the need for rest and financial preparation.
Wilson reveals that Jackson is not dead but his wife has died. Johnson expresses sympathy, noting he believed Jackson would die suddenly. the conversation ends with the twist that the deceased is Jackson's wife, not Jackson.
A Gray County Probate Judge credits Dodds Kidney Pills with curing years of heart trouble and palpitations. He reports quick relief after about a year of use and shares gratitude while noting his current health and strength. The advertisement invites correspondence and free household hints and recipes.
An old advertisement extols CASTORLA as a care and cure remedy for infants and children, urging trust in its safety and usefulness for young patients. The text frames CASTORLA as a dependable pediatric aid.
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