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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1910
Page
10
A dialogue recalls a financier who settles debts yesterday then mentions burglary part of a neighborly tale. The exchange hints at shared misfortune as burglars hit both neighbors after a settlement and a jokey note about property and the Fourth Estate.
A homemade mixture of two ounces glycerine half ounce Virgin Oil of Pine and eight ounces pure whisky is suggested as a fast cough and cold remedy. The Leach Chemical Co of Cincinnati endorses the Virgin Oil of Pine compound as genuine and pure for dispensing.
A column notes the Weekie family in New York City weekly quarrels over petty matters. They argue over clothing buttons cleaning religious beliefs politics and more as the week unfolds with everyday domestic friction.
An incomplete 19th century style ad promises a One Hundred Dollars Reward for a cure in Toledo Ohio. It cites F J Cheney and Kinnan and Marvin as wholesalers and promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure with testimonials and price per bottle.
A Washington Star excerpt quotes a husband and wife bantering about meeting Shakespeare in heaven after a joke about plays. The odd exchange appears amid miscellaneous clipped text. A fragment mentions a Florida 17 year old night watchman who killed two robbers, with pleas for careful handling of the text.
An assorted OCR fragment shows ads for Allen's Foot-Hase foot antiseptic promising relief from tired feet, corns, and bunions with a 26 cent price. It also includes broken lines about pills for digestion, a quip about a love scene, and a sly jab at interstate commerce law vs a house fly as a carrier.
The Washington correspondent frets over Mrs. Taft’s health and a social leadership vacuum as a dominant presidential consort risks retirement. Comparisons to Mrs. Roosevelt and Dolly Madison frame a legacy of public life, with physicians promising eventual recovery amid a courtly dilemma.
A historical note advises farmers to use a barometer and daily weather maps to anticipate storms. It explains local wind rules: if wind comes from south to southeast with a falling barometer, a west or northwest storm may pass within 12 to 24 hours with a wind shift to northwest. If wind comes from east to northeast with falling barometer, a south or southwest storm may pass within 12 to 24 hours with wind shifting to northwest. The fall rate indicates storm rapidity and intensity.
A Louisville editor Colonel Watterson is praised by friends for his musical soul and Gilbert and Sullivan fandom. An anecdote recalls a card game where his luck won many pots while humming Pirates of Penzance. The tale links his mood to music and a playful boast.
Advertises Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment as superior for preserving and whitening hands. Recommends overnight treatment in hot creamy lather, with ointment application and linen or cotton bandage. Mentions Potter Drug & Chem Corp as proprietors and notes a cartoon dialogue at end.
Reports from Canada show upwards of 90 000 U.S. settlers crossed into Western Canada in the past year seeking 160 acre homesteads. Lands near rails and companies price at nine to twenty dollars an acre, with wheat yields around 25 bushels per acre and a production cost about seven fifty per acre. Canadian agencies offer free homesteads and guidance to hopeful farmers amid rising U.S. land values and grain demand.
Two letters from Fitchville Ohio and Irasburg Vermont praise Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Blood Purifier with claims of relief from nervous prostration pains and kidney bladder troubles. The ad offers a handsome reward to anyone proving the letters false or paid for or published without consent, asking what more proof is needed.
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