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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1909
Page
12
The verse extols flowers with grand imagery and seasonal cycles. It blends flowers like chrysanthemums with regal tones and a playful charge about paying subjects, concluding with a flourish of color and praise.
Mrs Judson Bilis of 414 Francis Street Jackson Michigan, formerly Nurse Baker, reports backache and weakness eased by Dean’s Kidney Pills. She says the pills let her straighten and do her own work again. Sold by all dealers, 60 cents a box by Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
An old classified style notice touts three northeast Georgia pples and two peach orchards for sale at low prices. It mentions prizes for North Georgia apples in Spokane and notes a high elevation in Baldwin. It also lists agents offering steady work and commissions with addresses in Wisconsin and Missouri.
Frank Inginton faced a voters audience as he began a fervent speech for his father’s candidacy but could only gasp at first. After an ROGEas cheer he stammered the line about only his father and his mother knowing what he would say.
An old advertisement describes a cough remedy mixing two ounces glycerine, a half-ounce Virgin Oil of Pine compound, and eight ounces pure whisky. It notes the Pine compound is prepared only in Leach Chemical laboratories in Cincinnati and sold in half-ounce vials for this use.
The excerpt blends dubious home remedy claims for lung colds with fragmented political remarks. It includes urging Wisard Oil use on the chest, notes on a soldier's furlough, a doubter's belief in bank instability, and a jab at a peanut politician, all in a rough, nondistinct context.
Charles J. Ross cites a joke about witness memory from Young's Magazine. An old colored man claims to have steered Washingtons boat during the Delaware crossing and driven the cherry tree hack, illustrating comic recall.
H A Kruts kof of Chicago describes an initial small pus tules eruption that spread and caused intense itching, tearing skin, and sleepless nights. After using Cuticura Soap Ointment and Pills, itching ceased in days and eruption faded in about three weeks.
An experiment uses two garden snails to pull a toy gun carriage and a heavier leaden cannon. The snails move the load with apparent ease, weighing the combined cannon carriage and shot at nearly one pound. The piece notes surprising snail strength and curiosity about their carrying capacity.
Fragmentary line from a poetic piece notes the hero avoids trifles while medals beckon, with partial typography suggesting an old newspaper page. The readable text hints at a reflective motto about priority and virtue in a historical literary context.
A Washington Star excerpt recounts Colonel Loe Harvey praising the country mind in contrast to city sharpness. He recalls a Peacham general store dialogue where a Vermont ruralist out bargains Wall Street style, with humorous barters over boots, throat warmers, collars, and bo rules.
An old formula prescribes whiskey glycerine and pine compound to treat colds. Mix half pint whiskey with two ounces glycerine and half ounce pine concentrate. Shake bottle and dose at four hour intervals. Pine product sold in half ounce airtight bottles.
A playful exchange contrasts two suitors, Miss Millions and Mr Poorguy, debating whether wealth determines appeal. Miss Millions asserts a rich man is most attractive, while Mr Poorguy argues money is unnecessary for attraction.
An advertisement explains deafness cannot be cured by ear applications and cites catarrh as the main cause. It claims Hall's Catarrh Cure can restore the Eustachian tube and offers $100 for any case of deafness caused by catarrh not cured, with circulars available from CoeNet & Co in Toledo. It also promotes a constipation remedy and pills.
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