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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1910
Page
2
Miss Ninette Porter of Braintree Vermont says she suffered several lung hemorrhages and doctors offered little help. She began using Peruna after reading a testimonial, then quickly improved, noting she could raise a stringy substance from her lungs that diminished, and she became well.
A Manchester Guardian piece links an Irishman tale to local tram color. During Seacombe tram construction a worker asked the manager for color guidance and, mishearing deputy, painted the cars sea green. The color endures on the electric trams opposite Liverpool.
Patent medicine advertisement touting Mother Gray's Sweet Powders to treat colds feverishness constipation headaches teething disorders and stomach troubles in children. Claims 10000 testimonials and 2c price with free sample offer from Allen S. Olmsted Le Roy New York.
In Theodore Roosevelt's African game tale from January Scribner he recounts edging toward McMillan's house and spotting a hippo head. A dawn retrieval reveals a 2,500 pound cow hippo near Papyrus Island as porters cheer. He notes hippos rest by day in wild areas and feed at night near human settlements.
A sweet potato canning plant begins in Savannah Georgia hauling 400 bushels daily and producing 9 percent cans by day and night operations. A 710000 steel scraper plant will rise in Steelton Kansas City with capacity of five carloads of scrapers per day. A Portland cement plant to be erected near Norfolk Virginia will handle 2500 barrels daily. The Ov Elevator company plans a tranche factory in Portland Oregon. The line ends with a note on laughter and popularity.
A woman describes years of neuralgic headaches and weight loss eased after switching from coffee to Postum. She credits improved nerve clarity and headache relief within weeks, noting substantial weight gain and increased well being as the change took hold. The letter endorses the product and its health benefits.
Sherburn M. Becker, Milwaukee’s Boy Mayor, moves to New York to pursue brokerage, buying a $98,000 seat on the Stock Exchange and taking a $90,000-a-year Plaza suite. The Harvard-educated former city official built a political profile through bold campaigns, a crowd-pleasing youth movement, and public graft exposure before venturing to Gotham for opportunity.
Insects lack lungs or gills and use a tube system throughout the body to transport air. Spirally wound threads provide support, while two long tubes run the length of the insect, aiding respiration via thin plates with blood vessels that extract oxygen from water in aquatic larvae.
A four year old boy reports milk shortages at home in December. He explains in grave tone that the cow has dried up, surprising neighbors with his earnest claim and the household’s sudden lack of milk.
Fashion hints describe two popular hat types from the season. The first is black velvet with ermine bands and a willow plume on the left. The second is silk beaver with cross between a quill and a feather, secured by a dull gold rose.
Fragmentary text from a Washington Star piece cites dialog about weather and rural life then pivots to a critique of suffragists and political involvement, reflecting social tensions and gender ideas in a period context. The readable portions evoke rural setting and public discourse without full narrative coherence.
A simple house remedy claims to cure a cold within twenty four hours using a blend of Mycerine Virgin Pine oil and a whiteky compound in a large bottle. The preparation, touted as inexpensive and long lasting for a family, is said to be manufactured by Leach Chemical Co in Cincinnati Ohio.
Congressman Jones on a hilly Kentucky drive stopped at a farmhouse for water. The farmer refused direct help but offered directions to a well farther along. The scene centers on a chance encounter and hospitality in rural Kentucky during a leisure trip.
Mrs Edward Nenning of 1112 Salina Street Watertown New York declares a severe four year eczema left her bedridden with sores all over the body. After a first Cuticura Soap bath and Cuticura Ointment treatment plus Cuticura Resolvent for about three weeks she recovered completely and remained well. She urges others with skin troubles to try the Cuticura remedies.
Representative Charlie Carlin of Virginia recalls stories about George Washington from Pendulums of Pohick and Ben Willette. A tale recounts Washington halting a veteran’s fearsome charge with a memorable quip as bullets and powder spilled, highlighting frontier courage and local lore.
A Princeton professor discusses the radi micrometer enabling detection of candle heat at two miles. Early work by Langley used platinum threads on a bridge to sense thousandths of a degree, suggesting nerves or instruments could one day measure heat as finely as touching ice or hot iron.
Rhode Island coal seams once idle are being developed again. Explorations show potential capacity from ten to a hundred million tons. The coal lacks volatile matter but is treated with a weak calcium chloride bath at a cost of only a few cents.
A collage of 19th century classified ads offering Texas Panhandle land near a railroad town at 22 per acre plus price mentions for 40 acres and 2 miles to depot, Florida fruit farm listings, tobacco and mining opportunities, coins wanted, and various agents seeking buyers. Includes references to H L Decker Denver address, Iowa and San Antonio listings, and general notes on advertisements.
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